Dalton, MA

Dalton is a small town in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts. It has a population of just over 2,000 people and is home to many businesses and homes in the real estate industry. Dalton has a long history as a mill town, and its economy still relies heavily on manufacturing and agriculture. However, the town has seen significant growth in recent years as it becomes more popular for commuters to Boston. This growth has led to an increase in demand for housing, which has driven up prices in Dalton.

The majority of homes in Dalton are single-family detached homes. The average price of a home in Dalton was $269,000 as of May 2017. The most expensive neighborhoods in Dalton are West End ($349,000) and East End ($314,000). The least expensive neighborhoods are South End ($209,000) and North End ($236,000).

Dalton is served by two major highways: Interstate 495 (the Mass Pike) and Route 9 (the Worcester Turnpike). These highways provide easy access to Boston and other major cities throughout New England. There are also several smaller roads that connect Dalton to neighboring towns.

There are several schools located in Dalton: Dalton Elementary School (K-5), Westfield Middle School (6-8), North Middle School (9-12), and Bridgewater State University (13-18). All schools offer extracurricular activities such as sports teams and clubs. Bridgewater State University is also home to the nationally ranked men’s ice hockey team.