Plymouth Real Estate

Plymouth is a town on the South Shore steeped in history as the site of the colony founded in 1620 by the Mayflower Pilgrims. Despite its prominence in American history, Plymouth has all the modern amenities -- from expansive parks and white-sand beaches -- to top-ranked schools and a wealth of family-friendly activities. The town is located approximately 44 miles southeast of Boston and at 134 square miles is the largest municipality in Massachusetts. Plymouth Plantation (a living 17th century museum) and Plymouth Rock are just two of the area’s most famous attractions. The 60,000 residents enjoy the variety of architectural styles reminiscent of Plymouth’s history from colonial era homes to Georgian manses from the early to mid-1700s to federal styles of the late 1700s and early 1800s. Traditional colonials are also plentiful. Plymouth’s distinct geography in part was what attracted the Pilgrims to sail on from the Cape further north to make their home there. The town’s Atlantic coast is characterized by low plains while its western sections are hilly and fringed with trees. In addition to several small ponds, Plymouth also maintains nine public beaches.  Read more about Plymouth real estate.

Plymouth Homes & Condos For Sale

Plymouth Homes & Condos For Sale June 9, 2023
93
Listed
41
Avg. DOM
$406.80
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$741,340
Med. List Price
93 Properties
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4
Beds
3F21/2
Baths
5,256
Sq.Ft.
1750
Year Built
11
Days on Site
73116009
MLS
One of sought-after Chiltonville's most admired properties is this meticulously converted 1750s Barn set on over 2 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with a pond and dock as well as a pool...
3
Beds
3F11/2
Baths
3,314
Sq.Ft.
1997
Year Built
24
Days on Site
73112947
MLS
Custom-built oceanfront home boasts sweeping Bay and beach views. This idyllic retreat rests safely at a high elevation, protected by a sloping vegetative buffer and large-rock seawall. Descend your...
3
Beds
3
Baths
3,587
Sq.Ft.
2013
Year Built
8
Days on Site
73119585
MLS
Stunning craftsmanship no expense spared in this custom Colonial on 11 acres with horse paddocks & trails. 1st floor main suite custom tile shower, double sink, rain maker shower & wand, soaking tub,...
Open 6/11
6 Woody Nook Plymouth,  MA 02360
$1,695,000
Neighborhood: Vista Point
3
Beds
4
Baths
5,213
Sq.Ft.
2017
Year Built
10
Days on Site
73117811
MLS
The moment you walk through the front door you will know you are in for a treat. Own one of Toll Brothers premiere model homes. This Bridleridge plan boasts a two-story foyer, luxurious main floor...
$1,640,000
Neighborhood: Martingale Hill
2
Beds
1
Baths
900
Sq.Ft.
2004
Year Built
124
Days on Site
73076621
MLS
Equine facility near Pinehills amenities is perfectly situated with direct access to endless trails in the Miles Standish State Forest. This equestrian center offers ~ Custom built barn (120 x 36)...
Open 6/10
2 Skipping Stone Plymouth,  MA 02360
$1,495,000
Neighborhood: Skipping Stone
3
Beds
4F11/2
Baths
5,424
Sq.Ft.
2015
Year Built
25
Days on Site
73111751
MLS
Welcome to 2 Skipping Stone, one of the most spectacular properties located on The Ridge at The Pinehills. This Baymont model home is perched on a premium lot providing exceptional views and stunning...
3
Beds
3
Baths
3,122
Sq.Ft.
1989
Year Built
25
Days on Site
73111696
MLS
Ocean front private setting overlooking Cape Cod Bay with views to Provincetown. Sprawling yard to the water and right of way to Scooks Pond. Relax on your screened in front porch, take in the...
2
Beds
2
Baths
2,790
Sq.Ft.
2019
Year Built
8
Days on Site
73119723
MLS
Home features high-end finishes, two bedrooms, two baths, open floor plan, engineered hardwood flooring, crown moldings, 18-foot coffered living room ceiling flanked by floor-to ceiling UV protected...
Open 6/11
54 Shore Drive Plymouth,  MA 02360
3
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
2,560
Sq.Ft.
2023
Year Built
17
Days on Site
73115560
MLS
New Construction oceanfront colonial home situated high atop a coastal bank with absolutely stunning views of Cape Cod bay all the way from Provincetown to Plymouth! This open concept home is ideal...
Open 6/10
5 Spyglass Ln Plymouth,  MA 02360
$1,250,000
Neighborhood: Residences at Waverly Oaks
4
Beds
4F11/2
Baths
3,661
Sq.Ft.
2022
Year Built
4
Days on Site
73121194
MLS
EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOM BUILT HOME - architectural features and craftmanship throughout with a modern open floor plan. Interior lighting schedule professionally designed; Large waterfall island is...
$1,200,000
Neighborhood: The Pinehills - Chipping Hill
3
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
2,476
Sq.Ft.
2002
Year Built
4
Days on Site
73120746
MLS
Fabulous Whitman Homes custom contemporary, privately sited on professionally landscaped lot. Walking distance to Stonebridge Club, tennis & pool and Village Green and post office. Open concept on 2...
Open 6/11
35 Muirfield #35 Plymouth,  MA 02360
$1,125,000
Condo: Seton Highlands
2
Beds
4
Baths
4,521
Sq.Ft.
2016
Year Built
3
Days on Site
73121528
MLS
Stunning "Suffolk" designer home in Seton Highlands at The Pinehills. Open floor plan home w numerous upgrades & private location. Open kitchen design w/ custom cabinetry, Bosch stainless appliances,...

More About Plymouth Real Estate

Plymouth Location

Plymouth extends across the entire western shore of Cape Cod Bay and lies along the Pilgrims Highway portion of Route 3 between Cape Cod and Boston. Plymouth can be accessed from six exits along the highway and is one of two endpoints of the Kingston/Plymouth Old Colony Line of the MBTA commuter rail providing service to Braintree and Boston’s South Station. The Plymouth MBTA station is near Cordage Park in North Plymouth along Route 3A.

Bordered on land by Kingston to the north; Bourne to the southeast; Wareham to the southwest; and Carver to the west, Plymouth also shares a small border with Duxbury.

Plymouth Recreation

Plymouth Plantation is a popular destination for tourists and school children to experience 17th-century village life with live exhibits and actors re-enacting various 17th century activities. Other celebrated sites include the oldest standing home in town as well as other homes that were built in the 1600s and inhabited by passengers on the Mayflower.

Notable beaches include White Horse Beach as well as Plymouth Long Beach with its narrow expanse of sand and unrestricted swimming during the summer months. Parks and picnic areas are also a staple in Plymouth. The Myles Standish State Forest is a camping and hiking destination with 16 freshwater lakes and ponds ideal for boating and other water sports. College Pond is especially popular with locals for a quick dip.

One of Plymouth’s best kept secrets is its high density of championship level golf courses, including 11 public and private courses that combine rolling hills with the occasional cranberry bog. Atlantic Country Club is a par 72 course with 18 championship holes while Pinehills Golf Club has two 36-hole courses designed by Rees Jones and Jack Nicklaus.

Plymouth History

While Plymouth is known as “America’s Hometown,” Plymouth was not the first landing of the Pilgrims — the Mayflower anchored in the harbor of Provincetown, Massachusetts first before settling in the sheltered waters of Plymouth Harbor days later. The Pilgrims named their settlement “Plimouth” or “Plilmoth” after the major port city in Devon, England, from which the Mayflower sailed. Eventually Plymouth became a center of rope making, fishing, and shipping in the 19th century, and was home to the world’s largest rope making company. Plymouth continues to be an active port but its major industry today is tourism.

Plymouth is home to a diverse mix of celebrities ranging from actors, athletes, and statesmen.

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