Newton, Massachusetts

Rich History Since 1688

Known as "The Garden City," Newton was settled in 1630 and incorporated in 1688. This historic city is comprised of thirteen distinct villages, each with its own unique character and charm. Newton has evolved into one of Greater Boston's most desirable residential communities while preserving its historic architecture and tree-lined streets.

Exceptional Quality of Life

Newton is renowned for its outstanding public schools, vibrant village centers, and strong sense of community. The city's commitment to education, public services, and quality of life makes it one of the most sought-after addresses in Massachusetts.

Community Highlights

• Population: 88,923 (2020 Census)
• Located 7 miles west of Boston
• Highly educated community (80% college graduates)
• Top-rated public schools system
• 13 unique villages
• Extensive parks and recreation facilities
• Active arts and cultural community
• Excellent public transportation access

Top Schools

Newton Public Schools consistently rank among the best in Massachusetts

Village Life

13 distinct villages each offering unique character and charm

Prestigious Location

One of Greater Boston's most desirable communities with exceptional properties