Belmont MA
AboutBelmont
Located just 8 miles west of Boston, Belmont is a sought-after suburb offering a mix of colonial, Victorian, and newer homes. Its tree-lined streets and residential character appeal to buyers seeking space and accessibility. MBTA commuter rail stations at Waverley and Belmont Center connect the town to Cambridge and downtown Boston. Local bus routes also provide convenient transit options for daily commuters.
Belmont
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BelmontLocal Schools
- Burbank Elementary
- Butler Elementary
- Wellington Elementary
- Winn Brook Elementary
- Chenery Upper Elementary
- Belmont Middle School
- Belmont High School
BelmontHistory
Belmont was incorporated in 1859, carved from parts of Watertown and Waltham. Known as the “Town of Homes,” it prioritized residential development over industry. The area once thrived with farms and orchards, some of which influenced the layout of current neighborhoods. Many preserved estates and historic homes showcase 19th-century craftsmanship and continue to define Belmont’s architectural appeal.
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Belmont features well-maintained green spaces like Beaver Brook Reservation and Rock Meadow Conservation Area, popular for walking, biking, and birdwatching. The town is home to Belmont High School and multiple public schools recognized for academic excellence. Belmont Center serves as the town’s retail and dining hub, featuring local shops, bakeries, and cafes that reflect the community’s welcoming atmosphere.
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