Truro Real Estate
Truro is located in the Outer Cape and is the least developed Cape town with more than half of its land protected by the Cape Cod National Seashore. Homes are not easily accessed by main roads, offering privacy and relief from the traditional hustle and bustle of Route 6. This tranquil town is comprised of two villages: Truro and North Truro. Read more about Truro real estate.
Truro Homes For Sale
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Seascape Realty, Inc.
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Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
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Truro Community Summary
Similar to neighboring towns, Truro also claims its place in Pilgrim history. The Pilgrims stopped at both Provincetown and Truro before moving on to Plymouth. Legend has it that it was in Truro that the Pilgrims found a spring from which they had their first drink of water in the new land, later discovering a secret store of Indian corn. The corn saved the Pilgrims from starvation that first year and is now commemorated as Corn Hill Beach.
Truro is also home to the acclaimed Cape Cod Light, Cape Cod’s oldest and tallest lighthouse. The iconic station was first erected in 1797 and is open for tourist visits in the summer and fall.
Truro Location
Truro is located one town west from the tip of Cape Cod and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and east, Wellfleet on the South, Provincetown to the northwest, and Cape Cod Bay to the west. Truro is located 50 miles from the Sagamore Bridge and 105 miles southeast of Boston.
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If you’re not quite sure which beach to visit on your next Cape Cod getaway, you may want to consider a new ranking from Holidu. The vacation search and booking website recently came out with ... Read more about Ballston Beach in Truro tops “Best Beach Searches” in Google
Each summer people flock to Cape Cod, but there’s an option for getting in the water that doesn’t include dipping your toes in the ocean at all. Kettle ponds are one of the Cape’s ... Read more about Scared of Sharks, Try a Kettle Pond
Photo: kathy1006 Birding on Cape Cod does not have to be left to the busy tourist season. Void of the big crowds, winter can be a great time to do just that. There’s very little traffic ... Read more about Winter Birding on Cape Cod
Cape Cod may draw in big crowds over the summer months, but the destination’s not just for those in search of a summer vacation. The Cape also draws in thousands of professionals hoping to ... Read more about Where Did Your Shrink Hang Out This Summer?
Cape Cod has long been known for its focus on inclusiveness and respect for all cultures. But until recently, vacationing on the Cape for parents and spouses of people with disabilities was ... Read more about Accessible Cape Cod -- Wheelchair-friendly Locations
