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| What Plymouth is like for active adults |
Plymouth Massachusetts is one of the most famous towns in America; it is here that the Pilgrims landed and successful European-American settlement began in 1620. The town is about 40 miles south of Boston and just above the beginning of Cape Cod on the Atlantic Ocean. Plymouth has over 50,000 residents. The area has experienced rapid population growth and is a major tourist destination.
Many active adults have chosen to move to Plymouth for its location on the ocean and quieter lifestyle. Recent home sales tend to be just over $400,000 with quite a choice in type of housing, including active adult communities. |
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| What is special about this community |
| Plymouth is a major tourist destination with much to see and do relative to the landing of the pilgrims here in 1620. Provincetown on Cape Cod is just a short ferry ride away, and Boston can be reached by rail. There is good shopping and many places to live. |
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| What is not special about this community |
| Plymouth is not inexpensive. It is also getting crowded |
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| What kinds of people like living here |
| People who like living near the ocean and/or near historic sites. |
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| Local economy is driven by |
| Tourism, high tech industry, healthcare |
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| Physical environment |
| Plymouth is on the Atlantic Ocean just above Cape Cod, 40 miles south of Boston |
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| Cultural environment |
| There are a number of museums and historical places to visit in connection with the landing of the pilgrims. Boston is nearby and a cultural beacon |
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| Medical facilities |
| Jordan Hospital located in Plymouth has 150 beds and serves 12 local towns. |
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| Transportation |
| Plymouth has about every type of transportation facility: a ferry to Cape Cod; airport with service to Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Marthas Vineyard; and light rail service to Boston |
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Active Adult Communities in Plymouth |
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| Plymouth Active Communities |
| Facts about PLYMOUTH | | State | : MA | | Environment | : Suburban,Coastal, | | City Population | : 50,001-100,000 | | Median age of Population | : 25-44 | | Avg Jan Temperature | : 21-40 | | Median HH Income | : 60,001-80,000 | | Average Home Price (MLS) | : $300,001-$500,000 | | Annual Property Tax on a $200,000 house | : 2000-4000 | | Total Crime Index | : 91-100 (slightly below average) | | Cost of Living Index | : 111-120 (high) | | Culture Index | : 101-110 (slightly above average) | | State Sales Tax | : Yes | | State Income Tax | : Yes | | Name of the Guide | : |
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