Groveland, MA
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Learn More About Groveland, MA
After separating from Rowley and Bradford, Groveland, MA, was founded in 1850. Since then, the town has steadily evolved from a 17th-century manufacturing hub into the tranquil, predominantly residential community it is today. With a strong focus on continuous town advancement, Groveland takes pride in its civic events and its regional school system, reflecting the town’s integrated and friendly community.
Groveland is conveniently located 39 miles North of Boston, and has easy access to major roadways like 95 and 495, making it easy for residents to commute to work in cities like Boston and Salem. While the town has easy access to key highways and interstates, it remains a quiet community centered around nature and life around the Merrimack River.
From the town’s inception, Groveland has been focused on developing from community enrichment to academic advancement opportunities, resulting in the tight-knit town it is today.
Community Leadership
If you are interested in learning more, please contact: Brad Ligols (978) 372-8243
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Cultural Institutions & Attractions:
Jeff & Maria’s Ice Cream & Food
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Historical Sites:
Historic Commission/Society Meeting Place, Groveland’s Little Red School House
http://www.grovelandhistory.org/home.html
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Beaches:
none
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Scenic By-Ways:
none
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Municipal Golf Course:
Groveland Fairways
Site Name
166 Main
Size
2.5 Acres
Zone
Zoned both business and residential.
If you are interested in learning more, please contact:
John McComiskie
(978) 378-3321
Site Name
833 Salem Street
Size
8 acres
Description
This industrial-zoned property currently has a single-family home with workshop/barn.
If you are interested in learning more, please contact:
Patricia Rogers
(978) 221-2519
Site Name
Nelson Street
Size
40,320 sq. ft.
Description
This site is currently permitted for a self-storage facility.
If you are interested in learning more, please contact:
Brad Ligols
(978) 372-8243