Concord, MA is the rare place where the beginning of American independence and the birth of a literary movement share the same streets. About 20 miles northwest of Boston, this Middlesex County town packs colonial architecture, forested trails, and a lively downtown into just 26 square miles. Daily life centers on the walkable town center, where brick storefronts, cafes, and boutiques line streets that have changed little in appearance since the 18th century. The Concord River, Sudbury River, and Assabet River wind through the landscape, giving the area a naturally scenic backdrop that draws residents outside year-round.
Renters will find a range of housing options here, from classic colonial-style single-family homes converted into multi-unit residences to apartment communities with traditional New England exteriors. The architectural character throughout town leans heavily on its colonial roots, and even newer construction tends to respect that aesthetic continuity.
