The Oasis at Plainville
85 Washington St,
Plainville, MA 02762
$2,400 - $3,775 Total Monthly Price
1-3 Beds 12 Month Lease
Discover your new place at Jewel Crossing in North Attleboro, MA. Located at 117 S. Washington St. in North Attleboro, this community is convenient to everything. From pricing to features, the leasing staff will assist you in finding your perfect home. Contact us today to learn more about our community and find your new place at Jewel Crossing.
Jewel Crossing is an apartment community located in Bristol County and the 02760 ZIP Code. This area is served by the North Attleborough attendance zone.
Situated on the border of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, North Attleboro is a family-friendly suburb in Bristol County. Established in 1887, North Attleboro boasts a rich history. Historic brick buildings host a bevy of restaurants, shops, and services throughout the quaint North Attleboro Town Center. North Attleboro WWI Memorial Park pays homage to the past while providing ample space for enjoying the outdoors.
North Attleboro is also convenient to attractions like Capron Park Zoo, Plainridge Park Casino, and Gillette Stadium. Shopping opportunities abound at the local Emerald Square and the nearby Wrentham Village Premium Outlets. Providence is just 13 miles southwest while Boston lies 40 miles northeast of North Attleboro. Commuting from North Attleboro is simple with access to I-95, I-295, and the Attleboro MBTA Station.
Learn more about living in North AttleboroughColleges & Universities | Distance | ||
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Drive: | 22 min | 12.6 mi |
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