UNH Cooperative Extension and the USDA Risk Management Agency present Gray Mist Farm discussing the importance of crop insurance.
Video of 501 Lowell Street | Carlisle, Massachusetts real estate and homes
- Own a piece of early Americana history, formerly known as the Litchfield Parsonage circa 1743 this gem of a property has perfectly balanced the charm and character of yesteryear with all the modern convinces of today. Blending a state of the art magazine quality kitchen with top of the line every thing, with hand hewn beams, antique doors, 6 fireplaces including an original beehive oven, hardwood floors, phenomenal master suite with a dream new bathroom and a walk in closet, many of the rooms and the screen porch are orientated to take advantage of the spectacular pastoral setting, set among the most glorious 3.29 acres, that boast stone walls, gardens, fruit trees, out buildings a deck and perennial gardens. Plus a barn that offers endless possibilities that include parking for 2 cars as well as a detached 2 car garage. Come enjoy life the way it should be!
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Pepperell Massachusetts (MA) Real Estate Tour
Tour Pepperell, MA neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.
Pepperell, Massachusetts is situated northwest of Boston in rolling hill country at the junction of the Nissitissit and Nashua Rivers adjacent to the New Hampshire border. Once a thriving mill town and farming community, Pepperell boasts two paper mills and a braiding factory still in operation in the east village section.
Bypassed by major transportation routes, the town is more rural and less developed than other area communities and has become a predominantly commuter suburb. Uniquely among towns in eastern Massachusetts, Pepperell features large tracts of undeveloped land along with three 200-acre farms; residents take pride in Pepperell's unspoilt rual ambiencece and close-knit character.
Pepperell takes pride in its many unique attractions and annual festivities. Pepperell spring water, first place quality winner the 1939 World's Fair, continues to be sold by commercial bottling companies. The Warrant Veterans Fireman's Association owns and showcases antique firefighting equipment throughout New England, while the volunteer fire department hosts a firemen's muster annually in August. A day-long Fourth of July celebration, a 300-team soccer tournament that brings in over 50,000 people in October, homemade ice-cream and what residents boast of as the cleanest, best trout fishing river in the state are all enjoyed by Pepperell residents and visitors alike. For other town tours visit . For towns in MA visit . For MA relocation information go to . For a MA MLS map search visit .