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Woburn, Massachusetts in Middlesex County
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33 active listings near Woburn
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$1,369,990    28 Stevin Dr
$1,299,000    305 Lexington St
$1,200,000    30 Arlington Rd
$1,050,000   * 5 Rose Farm Ln
$929,900   * 8 Prescott Way
$919,900    100 Baldwin Ave Unit 29
$899,900    100 Baldwin Ave Unit 23
$849,900   * 2 Lord Ter
$799,999    20 James St
$799,900   * 7 Valley Rd
$769,000   * 20 Rich Rd
$750,000    14 Kendal Dr
$749,900   * 212 Montvale Ave
$739,000   * 169 Winn St
$730,000   * 8 Michaels Grn Unit 8
$699,999    64 Montvale Rd
$699,900   * 122 Washington St
$699,900   * 14 Minot St Unit A
$699,900    93 Waltham St
$699,900    14 Minot St Unit A
$699,000   * 37 Locust St
$689,000    11 Parker St
$649,900    428 Salem St
$649,900    12 Elm Ave
$635,000   * 212 Cambridge Rd
$629,900    65 Prospect St
$624,900   * 84 Garfield Ave
$619,900    12 Skyview Ln
$599,900   * 9 Robert Ave
$599,900   * 26 Lake Ave
$519,900   * 27A West St
$464,900    461 Place Ln Unit 461
$344,995    1001 Main St Unit 19

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

Here are a few facts about Woburn, Massachusetts:

1. Woburn was settled in 1640 and was incorporated as a city in 1888.

2. Woburn is located about 10 miles north of downtown Boston.

3. Woburn is home to several notable landmarks, including the Woburn Public Library, the Horn Pond Conservation Area, and the Woburn District Court.

4. Woburn has a population of around 38,000 people and covers an area of 12.9 square miles.

5. One of the most significant events in Woburn's history was the Woburn Toxic Trial, a legal battle in the 1980s that was later the basis for the book and movie "A Civil Action."

6. Woburn is known for its excellent school system and has several top-ranked public schools, including the Woburn High School and the Goodyear Elementary School.

7. Woburn has a rich cultural heritage and hosts several annual events, including the Woburn Farmers' Market, the Woburn Art Walk, and the Woburn Craft Fair.