I grew up in Concord with walking distance (under 1 mi.) to Concord Center. Concord and West Concord are both great communities. Concord Center area is closer to the tourist attractions, great library and the high school. If you have children, Concord is a wonderful town to grow up in; if you are sans-children, it is a quaint town with good restaurants, walking and biking areas/trails and easy access to the city.

Helping you find a home that meets your specific needs can be an art form. I'd like to help you find just what you are looking for in an area. I have a new construction home for sale in a wonderful, walk to Concord Center neighborhood...please click on my link to see if this is anything that would interest you.

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Jessica Harvey

I absolutely love the Concord area. The historic aspect of Concord center draws many different visitors while supporting the needs of the residents. West Concord is more an artist feel with Noa Gifts, and Forever Tile as two examples. Each of these neighborhood areas share the same schools and there are nice hiking trails and open spaces to get out and enjoy nature. Another nice feature of the area is that it is so close to Boston - only 30 min. If you want a walking town this is a very nice town. Of course there are others in the Bosotn area as well, for example Newburyport on the North Shore has some of the walking features discussed above. If you would like more information contact me at JulieMarion@hottelrealestate.com!

Hello,
Concord Center and West Concord are both very nice areas closing to shopping, schools, commuter rail and more. The price range you are looking in could determine which area you might buy in. Also, are you more attracted to a single family, a town house condo? Large house? Small? I'd be happy to talk with you and answer more specific questions anytime. Check out my web site at http://www.letsgohome.com and click on "homes for sale" to search for properties in all areas and price ranges. Also, click on "About Us" and read about me and my team.

Good luck in your move and I'm never too busy to help you find a new home.

Thanks for inquiring.

Lorna Rush
Barretty & Company Real Estate
33 Walden Street
Concord, MA 01742
Cell: 978-429-3072

No question concord center if your criteria is walk-ability (access to local amenities).

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Both locations are convenient to shops, and each has a train station. West Concord is generally less expensive and more priactical. Concord center is beautiful, historic, touristy, and has more shopping, and is where town parades, etc. are held. It would also depend on what type of home you are looking for: condo, single family, size. If you have any specific questions, I'll try to answer them. I love Concord- yesterday we walked part of the Battle Road, and today we're having brunch at the Colonal Inn in Concord Center.

Deb