
โDiscover 13 homes in Wareham, Massachusettsโ
Current market statistics for Wareham, MA
13
Active Listings
$595K
Avg Price
$500K
Median Price
$431
Price/Sqft
1,380
Avg Sqft
422
Avg Days
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$53,000
To
$1,995,000
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Wareham, Massachusetts, sits at the edge of Buzzards Bay on Cape Cod, drawing families, retirees, and seasonal residents who appreciate its coastal setting and quieter pace. Those relocating here often seek a balance between seaside living and access to everyday conveniences, with the town's location providing a gateway to the Cape's beaches and waterways without the denser crowds of more tourist-heavy spots. The character varies by neighborhood, from established areas near the town center to waterfront communities along the Weweantic and Parker rivers, offering a mix of older homes and newer builds amid wooded lots and marshes. Daily life revolves around outdoor pursuits like boating on local ponds and rivers, fishing, and exploring conservation lands such as the 3,000-acre Great Neck plateau. Amenities include local shops, seafood restaurants, and markets in the center village, with larger shopping and dining options a short drive away in nearby Plymouth or on the Cape. The town hosts community events tied to its maritime heritage, and residents make use of public beaches and trails for recreation. Wareham is served by the Wareham Public Schools district, covering elementary through high school levels, along with nearby private and charter school options for families seeking alternatives. The climate follows New England's pattern of four distinct seasons: warm, humid summers ideal for beach days; colorful autumn foliage; cold, snowy winters; and mild springs that bring early blooms. The local housing market reflects this appeal, with around 13 active listings at any given time. Median home prices hover near $499,900, accommodating a range from modest properties around $53,000 up to larger estates approaching $2 million, while average homes measure about 1,380 square feet.
Average listing price: $595,038 ยท 13 homes available