Plympton, MA Real Estate & Homes For Sale

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Real Estate & Homes For Sale Near Plympton, MA

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Plympton, MA Real Estate Trends

Learn about the Plympton, MA housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in Plympton, MA

The median home value is $689,234
MonthMedian home value
June 2025$674k
July 2025$673k
August 2025$672k
September 2025$673k
October 2025$676k
November 2025$679k
December 2025$683k
January 2026$686k
February 2026$687k
March 2026$688k
April 2026$688k
May 2026$689k
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Average Home Value in Plympton, MA, by Home Size

Currently, there are 4 new listings in Plympton, MA and 6 homes for sale.
Home SizeHome Value*
2 bedrooms (1 home)$539,283
3 bedrooms (2 homes)$662,237
4 bedrooms (2 homes)$781,791
*Home value over the past month

What Locals Say about Plympton

  • Elaine G.
    "Plympton is a gret litttle town to live in. The elementary school has an average of 16 children per classroom and the teachers are able to do a lot with the class being so small. Great horse area. No restrictions or land requirements to have horses. Very, very freindly twon. Neighbors are their when you need them and stay out of your business. Town goverment is very efficiently run. Police and fire department are well trained and freindly to the residents. I love this town."
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  • Stephanie O. l.
    "Plympton has been my hometown since 1994, and this little rural community - 1 hour south of Boston - is a hidden gem. The town as a whole has an "Olde New England" feel to it with small farms and cranberry bogs nestled amidst wooded house lots on winding country roads. The town population is small (just over 2,800 people as of 2012), and area wildlife includes turkeys, possums, raccoons, foxes, turtles, and even herons. The town center is also small with just a handful of businesses, but 2 supermarkets, a CVS, a small Walmart and easy access to Routes 44 and 3 are only minutes away (with transportation.) There is no public transportation, but outdoorsy types can also easily reach these destinations by bike. The town recently voted to develop a large area of land for use as a public park, so that will be an additional amenity for the town in years to come. Our only school, Dennett Elementary, was totally rebuilt a few years back to upgrade the building and eliminate the electric heating system, and is now a happy, vibrant place that also has manicured sports fields. The Historical Society is active, as well the the Garden Club, and assorted small fairs and fundraisers are held throughout the year. If you love peace, quiet, and the country life, Plympton might be the town you've been looking for."
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