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Middlesex County, Massachusetts Real Estate Listings and Moving Services

Middlesex County is lying in the state of Massachusetts. With an area of 847 square miles, Middlesex County is one of the larger counties in the state, while in population it is at the top with 146,539 residents. Middlesex County's population density of urban makes it one of the least thickly populated areas in the state. The county's largest city is Lowell, with a population of 105,167.

Middlesex County is one of the most affluent regions in the state. The median income for Middlesex County residents is $64,190, putting the area in in the top fifth of all counties in Massachusetts. In keeping with this, the average house value in Middlesex County is $262,601, well above the state average of $202,794.    Continued below...

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Cities in Middlesex County, MA

Acton Hopkinton Sherborn
Arlington Hudson Shirley
Ashby Lexington Somerville
Ashland Lincoln Stoneham
Auburndale Littleton Stow
Ayer Lowell Sudbury
Bedford Malden Tewksbury
Belmont Marlborough Townsend
Billerica Maynard Tyngsboro
Boxborough Medford Village Of Nagog Woods
Burlington Melrose Waban
Cambridge Natick Wakefield
Carlisle Newton Waltham
Chelmsford Newton Center Watertown
Chestnut Hill Newton Highlands Wayland
Concord Newton Lower Falls West Newton
Dracut Newton Upper Falls West Townsend
Dunstable Newtonville Westford
Everett North Billerica Weston
Framingham North Chelmsford Wilmington
Groton North Reading Winchester
Hanscom Afb Pepperell Woburn
Holliston Reading

Other Counties near Middlesex County, MA

Essex County
Norfolk County
Suffolk County
Worcester County
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The area spending on education in Middlesex County is $11,324 per student per year, in line with what is typical in the rest of the state (and reflecting the emphasis given to schools in the county). The student-teacher ratio in Middlesex County schools is 14 students to a teacher.

Commute times for inhabitants of Middlesex County are typically around 29 min., slightly longer than the average for Massachusetts as a whole.

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