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Welcome to the town of Newton MA! Newton is mostly residential, with both resales and new construction. It has a strong business community as well. Scroll down to find more information on Newton.

Learn more about the Metrowest City of Newton, MA. If you have any questions or would like more information about Newton and the Newton Real Estate market,  Contact Rachel Bodner today.

Rachel Bodner is a Full Time Broker at Coldwell Banker & is one of the Top Selling Agents in the area Rachel ranks in the top 1% of Coldwell Banker Agents Internationally & in the top 1% of all Real Estate Agents in the U.S. Rachel Bodner, a Featured Agent on HGTVs House Hunters has worked with hundreds of Buyers and Sellers since 2003. She was named in “The Top 100 Most Influential Real Estate Agents in Massachusetts”. She continually wins numerous awards in both Sales and Customer Service and is a Certified Relocation Specialists (CRS), Accredited Buyers Agent (ABR) USAA “A” Team Member,  Home Marketing Specialists (CHMS), New Homes Specialist (CNHS), and Accredited Staging Professional (ASP) to name a few.

NEWTON MA TOWN INFORMATION:

• Population: 85,146
• Distance to Boston: 7 miles
• Total Area of Newton~48 Square Miles
• Zip Code~02458
• Residential Tax Rate (2018): $10.82
• Newton borders Needham, Wellesley, Weston, Waltham, Dover, Sherborn, Natick, Watertown and Brookline

SCHOOLS IN NEWTON MA:

The Newton Public School System serves 12,601 students and consists of the following 20 Schools:

• Newton Early Childhood Center: grade PK
• Elementary Schools grades K-5:
• A.E. Angier, Bowen, C.C. Burr, Cabot, Countryside, Franklin
• Horace Mann, Lincoln-Eliot, Mason-Rice, Memorial-Spaulding,
• Peirce, Underwood, John Ward, Williams, Zervas
• Middle Schools grades 6-8:
• Bigelow, Charles E Brown, F.A.Day, Oak Hill
• High Schools grades 9-12:
• Newton Central
• Newton North– Student Population: 1990
• Newton South– Student Population: 1779
• Newton Per Pupil Spending: 2017 ($18,096) versus National Average ($11,392)
• Percent to Graduate High School: (97%)
• Percent to Attend College: (84%)

NEWTON MA, POINTS OF INTEREST:

• Crystal Lake: 33-acre natural lake with two small parks and a town beach and bath house
• Beaver Brook Reservation: 59 acres of open fields, wetlands, woodlands, ponds, marshes and a cascading waterfall
• Brae Burn Country Club: golf course in West Newton
• Hammond Pond Reservation: a protected woodland park with fishing and hiking trails
• Newton MBTA Commuter Rail Service from Boston’s South Station stopping in: West Newton and Newtonville on the Worcester Line

NEWTON REAL ESTATE USEFUL LINKS:

• Newton, MA Official City Website
• Newton, MA Public Schools
• Newton, MA Restaurants
• Things To Do In Newton, MA
• Hotels in Newton, MA
• The Newton Tab