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Southeastern Massachusetts

• Attleboro
• North Attleborough
• Rehoboth
• Seekonk
• Swansea

Attleboro

Attleboro, Massachusetts offers the virtues and values of small town living, yet is conveniently located within easy reach of Boston, MA, Providence, RI and the beaches of Cape Cod and Rhode Island. Nationally known as the birthplace of the jewelry industry, Attleboro preserves and maintains the remnants of America’s earliest beginnings while attracting some cutting-edge technology companies.

Attleboro is a friendly, growing city that seems to attract people who want to put down deep roots. Many of its families have been there for generations and the sense of community is strong. Attleboro is located along I-95, I-295 (begins near the North Attleborough town line at I-95), US 1, and Routes 1A, 118, 123 and 152. The city is also home to two MBTA commuter rail stations; one in the downtown area and the other near the Rhode Island border in the South Attleboro district.

North Attleborough

North Attleborough, Massachusetts is an industrial town on the Rhode Island border. In pre-colonial times, it was the site of the Bay Path, a major Indian trail to Narragansett Bay, the Seekonk River and Boston.

At one point, North Attleborough was the button capitol of the world and was home to major jewelry manufacturers.

North Attleborough borders Cumberland and is 15 minutes from Providence and 40 minutes from Boston. Interstates 95 and 295 intersect just over the Attleboro line, and both run through the town. The town is also bisected by U.S. Route 1, which runs through a major retail area and downtown. Routes 120 and 152 run through town, as does the "middle" portion of Route 1A, which begins in the town.

Housing covers the gamut from apartments and condominiums to new single family subdivisions.

In 2006, North Attleborough was rated in the top ten for professional sports communities in the entire country and was listed as one of the most affordable and safest places to raise a family.

Rehoboth

Rehoboth, Massachusetts is one of the oldest and most historic towns in the state. Rehoboth was the birthplace of public education in North America and prides itself on an excellent educational system to this day.

The town offers the virtues and values of small town living, conveniently located within easy reach of Boston, MA, Providence, RI and the beaches of Cape Cod and Rhode Island.

It is mostly a suburban community, with small historic sites that dot the landscape but maintains its rural community feel.

Rehoboth has 6 golf courses - Rehoboth, Crestwood, Sun Valley, Pine Valley, Hidden Hollow and Middlebrook and a number of horse stables.

Seekonk

Seekonk, Massachusetts is a suburban community on the Rhode Island border that has increasingly become a residential suburb of Providence. Seekonk offers the virtues and values of small town living within easy reach of Boston, Providence, and the beaches of Cape Cod and Rhode Island.

The town was mostly an agricultural community until developers turned the farms into housing subdivisions.

It is now well known for its retail area along Route 6 that includes a movie multiplex, many different national chain stores and restaurants, as well as the Seekonk Speedway, a "fast track" destination for NASCAR.

Seekonk is easily accessed by I-195, Route 6, Route 44, Route 114-A and many local Rhode Island Streets.

Swansea

Swansea, Massachusetts is a suburban/rural community with a colorful history going back to Colonial times. While much of its agricultural land is still open, Swansea also retains significant examples of intact Colonial houses.

It is located in southeastern Massachusetts, bordered by Barrington and Warren, Rhode Island, on the west and southwest; the mouth of the Taunton River on the south; Somerset on the east; and Dighton, Rehoboth, and Seekonk on the north.

Swansea is about 4 miles west of Fall River and about 12 miles southeast of Providence, Rhode Island and also has a number of major shopping areas.

Useful Links

• Community Information Search
• Four Town Farm
• The Reporter
• Seekonk Speedway
• Fitness Mom
• Rehoboth Country Club
• Carpenter Museum
• New England Patriots
• Patriot Place
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
• Mansfield Crossing
• Southeastern Massachusetts Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Town of Rehoboth
• Town of Seekonk
• Seekonk Public Library