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Charles River Farms in Franklin MA
Developed by Toll Brothers, Charles River Farms is one of the largest subdivisions in Franklin, Massachusetts. A total of over 160 homes were built. There is enough housing stock in this neighborhood that houses for sale in this Franklin, Mass community are often available.
Homes currently for sale in Charles River Farms
Here are the houses for sale now in Charles River Farms:
(If there are no homes shown above, that means there are no homes currently for sale at Charles River Farms. But check back often as homes here frequently are available.)
Video of Charles River Farms
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Facts about Charles River Farms
Construction began in 1986 and the final phase was completed in 1997. Colonial homes predominate. The sizes of these homes range from approximately 2200 square feet to over 3000 square feet, exclusive of finished basement space. Lots vary in size from about a half an acre to nearly 2 acres.
Homes at Charles River Farms come with either two or three car garages. The neighborhood offers underground utilities and public water and sewer service.
Superb location
Charles River Farms is within an easy drive of Franklin’s Oak Street Elementary and Mann Middle Schools as well as Franklin High School.
There’s ready access to plentiful shopping and services in Franklin and along I-495.
Learn about Franklin, MA
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