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New Seabury, Massachusetts in Barnstable County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in New Seabury.

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Acapesket,   Amrita,   Barlows Landing,   Barnstable,   Barnstable Town,   Bass River,   Beach Point,   Bourne,   Bournedale,   Brewster,   Buzzards Bay,   Cahoon Hollow,   Camp Burgess,   Camp Edwards,   Campground Landing,   Cataumet,   Cataumet Station,   Chappaquoit,   Chatham,   Chatham Port,   Cobbs Village,   Colonial Acres,   Cooks Brook Beach,   Cotuit Highlands,   Craigville,   Craigville Beach,   Cummaquid,   Davisville,   Dennis,   Dennis Port,   East Brewster,   East Dennis,   East Falmouth,   East Harwich,   East Orleans,   East Sandwich,   Eastham,   Englewood,   Falmouth,   Falmouth Heights,   Farmersville,   First Encounter Beach,   Forestdale,   Fresh Brook,   Gray Gables,   Harwich,   Harwich Center,   Harwich Port,   Hatchville,   Hyannis Park,   Hyannis Port,   Kingdom Hall,   Kingsbury Beach,   Mara Vista,   Mashpee,   Mashpee Neck,   Maushop Village,   Mayflower Heights,   Mayo Beach,   Megansett,   Menauhant,   Monomoscoy Island,   Monument Beach,   Namskaket,   Nauset Heights,   Newcomb Hollow,   Newtown,   North Chatham,   North Dennis,   North Eastham,   North Falmouth,   North Falmouth Station,   North Harwich,   North Pocasset,   North Truro,   Northwest Harwich,   Old Harbor,   Old Quaker Meetinghouse,   Old Silver Beach,   Orleans,   Oyster Harbors,   Patuisset,   Pilgrim Heights,   Pleasant Lake,   Plowed Neck,   Pocasset,   Pocasset Station,   Pond Village,   Pondsville,   Popponesset,   Popponesset Beach,   Popponesset Island,   Provincetown,   Quissett,   Quitnesset,   Racing Beach,   Rock Harbor,   Rock Landing,   Saconesset Hills,   Sagamore,   Sagamore Beach,   Sagamore Highlands,   Sandwich,   Santuit,   Scorton Shores,   Seabrook,   Seconsett Island,   Shooters Island,   Silver Beach,   Sippewisset,   Smalltown,   South Brewster,   South Chatham,   South Dennis,   South Harwich,   South Mashpee,   South Orleans,   South Pocasset,   South Truro,   South Wellfleet,   South Yarmouth,   Sunken Meadow Beach,   Tahanto Beach,   Teaticket,   The Springs,   Thumpertown Beach,   Tonset,   Truro,   Wakeby,   Waquoit Village,   Weeset,   Wellfleet,   Wellfleet by the Sea,   West Brewster,   West Chatham,   West Dennis,   West Falmouth,   West Harwich,   West Hyannisport,   West Yarmouth,   Wianno,   Wood End,   Woods Hole,   Yarmouth,   Yarmouth Port,  

 

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Berkshire,   Bristol,   Dukes,   Essex,   Franklin,   Hampden,   Hampshire,   Middlesex,   Nantucket,   Norfolk,   Plymouth,   Suffolk,   Worcester,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of New Seabury, MA?
Then read on!

New Seabury is a village and census-designated place located in the town of Mashpee, Massachusetts. Here are a few facts about New Seabury:

1. It is a popular vacation spot with several resort communities and private beaches.
2. The village is home to two golf courses, the Ocean Course and the Dunes Course, both of which provide stunning views of the coast.
3. New Seabury is known for its upscale homes, many of which feature views of Nantucket Sound.
4. The village has a small commercial area with a few restaurants and shops.
5. Located on the southern coast of Cape Cod, New Seabury offers easy access to popular attractions such as Martha's Vineyard and the Cape Cod National Seashore.