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Concord Real Estate and Homes for Sale
Concord MA was incorporated in 1635 being the first Massachusetts settlement away from the tidewater on a non-navigable river. The first initial conflict in the American Revolutionary War and the Battle of Lexington and Concord happened here.
Rich in history and literacy, Concord was famous for authors like Henry David Thoreau who lived in a cabin near Waldon Pond, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Lousia May Alcott whose home was the Orchard house, now a
 The Town has played a major part in the history of New England. Concord has become the symbol of liberty, intellectual freedom, community ideals, and the integrity of rural life! Concord is home to approximately 16,993 people throughout a total area of 25.9 mi˛. (24.9 mi˛ of land and 1.0 mi˛ of water) Over the years, the citizens of Concord have preserved the historic and literary aspects of the town. They have committed to maintaining the conservation of open land and wilderness areas. A million visitors come to visit Concord each year to explore and reflect the past of this town. Citizens of Concord always look forward to welcoming newcomer´s. Those whom have chosen to live in Concord do so because the historical significance, excellent educational and cultural institutions, proximity to Boston, and the rural beauty.
Attractions, Recreation, and reminiscing history are endless throughout this town. Spend a day enjoying the outdoors. Walden Pond covers 62 acres of nature´s beauty and wildlife with swimming and picnicking facilities. Take a canoe ride or riverboat tour through the peaceful waters of the Concord River. You can spend hours going back in time visiting the Concord Museum, the center for learning and cultural enjoyment. Visit The Old Manse house, having one of the richest histories known. Other recreational activities to encounter include: municipal tennis courts, swimming, skating, outside fitness course, skiing, fishing, playgrounds and much much more!
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