Apartments For Rent in Highlands, Lowell, MA

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Apartments For Rent Near Highlands, Lowell, MA

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Highlands, Lowell: lively, family-friendly streets with quick commutes, parks, and easy errands. People like easy shopping, buses, Tyler Park events, safety, and a friendly, diverse feel. They dislike rush-hour jams, bridge bottlenecks, winter shoveling, few rec centers, zoning quirks.
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  • Georgegbenga72
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I have been living in Lowell for over nine years, and it's a great town. Lovely people nice schools "
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  • Marielovelylouis2
    Highlands, Lowell
    "My children are the good kids they don’t like outside and they are friendly to other kids and I don’t have a special kid"
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  • Ana Cruz
    Highlands, Lowell
    "My neighborhood is in very close proximity to pharmacies, supermarkets, and restaurants. Public transportation is accessible. Traffic can be a big challenge during rush hour. "
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  • Trulia User
    Highlands, Lowell
    "it's better to have a driveway than street parking for the winter. some neighbors are not friendly. "
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  • Trulia User
    Highlands, Lowell
    "they feel as if they were just like one of us they would greated and showed some care .............."
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  • Trulia User
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Just like anywhere, keep an eye on your kids. It’s a great place to raise a family. You’ve got great access to routes 3 and 495."
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  • Trulia User
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Tyler park has a history of holding community events. It often includes a family friendly musical performance."
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  • Rosa._re
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I have live in my neighborhood for 21 years, raised my kids and grandkids here, I absolutely love it. I’m have access to restaurants shopping Markets and freeways. Very convenient location. "
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  • Pantognoni
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Tyler park is a good choice for a single family zoned area to live in what with lower taxes than surrounding towns."
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  • Pantognoni
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Lots of dog owners walk their dogs and clean up after them around my place. Our cats love our fully enclosed and private back yard too."
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  • Kilian N.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Have lived here for years now.Its a good area to raise kids.They are not lots of recreational centers though."
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  • Erin D.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It’s close to the highway and only about 40 minutes to Boston or 15 minutes to NH (backroads or highway) - I drive to Cambridge for work and during commuting hours, it‘s usually ~1.5 hours, though I can do it faster by taking backroads part of the way :)"
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  • LynnHuot
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Community vibe shared within the neighborhood. Eclectic population but overall everyone is amiable and helpful to each other."
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  • Kerryrudy1107
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Great neighborhood to raise your family Tyler park has free concerts and face painting throughout the summer including a movie for the kids great live bands for the adults everyone knows each other "
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  • Cynthia M.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "The sidewalks are not shoveled all the way when a storm hits, I suggest finding neighborhood kids to help shovel and also be paid for their help. "
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  • Roni N.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I'm not sure what makes it unique. The homes in the area are being restored however."
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  • Roni N.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "The buses run everywhere in the city. Taxis are also readily available."
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  • Roni N.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "From what I hear, they have a great school system. There are also several different churches."
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  • Dan K.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It's diverse. Close proximity to public transportation. It's relatively safe."
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  • Dan K.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Heavy traffic in the mornings and evenings."
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  • Dan K.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Nice area to raise a family. Safe and family friendly."
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  • Miranda E.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Dog owners wouldn't like the many cars on the streets while watching their dogs. But they would like all the parks and places they can take their dogs."
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  • Miranda E.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "There's such a big Asian community with stores and restaurants. The people are nice and friendly. Roads are easy to find."
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  • Miranda E.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Commute is easy and not as much traffic as other places in Lowell. It's easy finding your way to and from places."
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  • Miranda E.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "The Highlands are a safe place to live in. Nothing really to worry about. Quiet and peaceful."
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  • Claire A.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Nice places to go walking. But be careful, as there are still a good amount of wildlife in this urban setting."
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  • Claire A.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "The diverse people that live here and the interesting mix of residential and commercial. Also the Merrimack river borders the neighborhood."
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  • Claire A.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Pretty busy. The Roarke bridge is old and narrow, causing a backlog of traffic all the way into Drumhill. A new bridge needs to be built."
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  • Claire A.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Parks are nice, but move across the border to go to school in Chelmsford."
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  • Kaitlyn B.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "There aren't a lot of good places to walk dogs in our area. We live on a main road and while there's a sidewalk, you'll have to travel to find any kind of path or trail."
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  • Kaitlyn B.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It sits right on the border of Chelmsford, so you're able to live close to the city but still get a suburban vibe."
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  • Kaitlyn B.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It's in Lowell, but it's very safe. Not much happens in our little block."
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  • Dave B.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "In some instances, there are smaller yards so a large dog might feel cramped."
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  • Dave B.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It's a little neater than some neighborhoods and has some wonderful old Victorian and Colonial homes. There are several parks."
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  • mark m.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "It was, and still is a higher price neighborhood. It has always been more affluent of an area."
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  • Rithy C.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I live here over 10 years the neighborhood is ok lots of kids around here busy street too next to Target tons of local stores "
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  • Jessicajulious08
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I’ve lived in this neighborhood for about 10 years and I love it here. It’s good for the kids and dogs around here. "
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  • Sheriy M.
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Been here for about 8yrs looking for a bigger place if not I would stay where I’m at right now walking distance to go food shopping and pharmacy to grab meds nice neighbors "
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  • skochava
    Highlands, Lowell
    "Next to a school & close to major highways with a lot of restaurants, parks & grocery stores."
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  • Rmanuel99
    Highlands, Lowell
    "I moved here because the people were and are friendly, there are parks near by and people seemed to always be out and about. I love being able to walk to the corner store or to get my nails done (a little farther). Its quiet and yet near enough to shopping, the interstate, and to work."
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