Community Guide
Discover Weymouth, MA
Weymouth is where South Shore value lives. With a median price meaningfully below neighboring Hingham and Milton, it gives first-time buyers and growing families a realistic path to a single-family home with a yard, often minutes from the water.
The town stretches from harbor beaches in North Weymouth to the redeveloped Union Point area in the south, with two commuter rail stations connecting it all to Boston. It is consistently one of the busiest markets I work in for buyers graduating out of condos.
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Homes for sale in Weymouth, MA
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Overview
Weymouth at a glance
59,759
Population
2025 Census estimate
44.1
Median age
$102,714
Median household income
Median household, 2020-2024 ACS
$614,632
Median sale price
May 2026, Redfin; up 1.0% YoY
Getting Around
Around Weymouth, MA
37 / 100
Walk Score
Car-Dependent
34 / 100
Bike Score
Somewhat Bikeable
25 / 100
Transit Score
Some Transit
Downtown Boston is about 30 minutes by car via Route 3 and I-93. The MBTA Greenbush Line serves Weymouth Landing and East Weymouth, and the Kingston Line stops at South Weymouth, reaching South Station in roughly 27 to 35 minutes, with several bus routes covering the town.
Walk, bike, and transit scores via walkscore.com.
The Housing Stock
Living in Weymouth
Single-family homes on tree-lined streets lead the market, joined by condos, townhouses, and multi-family properties. North Weymouth has the older established neighborhoods and larger lots near the water; East Weymouth mixes affordable condos with single-families; Weymouth Landing has seen newer rental and mixed-use development.
Best for: First-time buyers, families upsizing on a budget, and commuters who want suburban space, coastal access, and one of the strongest value propositions on the South Shore.
Neighborhoods
Weymouth's neighborhoods
- North Weymouth
- East Weymouth
- South Weymouth
- Weymouth Landing
North Weymouth trades on coastal proximity, South Weymouth on commuter rail and newer development around Union Point.
Education
Schools in Weymouth, MA
Weymouth Public Schools operates eight primary schools, one middle school, and Weymouth High School, serving over 5,500 students with a 13:1 student-teacher ratio. South Shore Montessori and Saint Francis Xavier are notable private options.
Always verify current enrollment zones and programs directly with the district when evaluating a specific address.
Points of Interest
Life in Weymouth
Wessagussett Beach
Sandy harbor beach with ocean views
Great Esker Park
Conservation land with walking trails
Webb Memorial State Park
Peninsula park overlooking Boston Harbor
Weymouth Landing
Growing shops-and-dining district
Union Point Sports Complex
Modern recreational facility
Legion Field
Multi-sport complex
Common Questions
Weymouth questions, answered
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Data sources: US Census QuickFacts, Redfin market data, Walk Score. Figures are point-in-time estimates and change with the market.
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