Information & Real Estate Data
Established in 1727,
Shrewsbury is a charming and
well-established suburb of Worcester. Its real estate is characterized by quality
residential neighborhoods that are well maintained and feature new
as well as existing older homes. The community is picturesque and
reminiscent of its colonial beginnings. Yet, Shrewsbury’s location
and proximity to major routes have helped the town develop into a
vital and desirable residential area.
Population:
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31,640
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Number of Single Family Homes:
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8,919 |
Land Area:
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20.78 square miles |
Number of Condominium Units:
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1,846 |
Government:
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Town Meeting |
Number of Multi-Family & Apt.
Complexs:
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470 |
County:
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Worcester |
Median SF Sales Price:
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$560,000 |
Official Town Web
Site:
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www.shrewsbury-ma.gov |
Median Condominium Sales Price:
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$375,000 |
Phone of Town Hall or offices:
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508-845-4781 |
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Schools
Six elementary, One
Middle School for grades 6-8, one High School for grades
9-12. Computer education is available at all levels. Several
programs are in place for students with unique or special
needs. Special programs available for academically talented
students.
Superintendents Name and
Phone #: Dr. Anthony J. Bent
508-845-5721
Medical Facilities
Many physicians and
dentists maintain practices within the community. Shrewsbury
is conveniently located close to the major hospitals in
Worcester and to the University of Massachusetts Medical
Center complex.
Places of Worship
Two Catholic, one
Congregational, one Episcopal, one Methodist, one Lutheran,
and one Baptist.
Recreational Facilities
Many playgrounds and
fields provide supervised recreational facilities for all
ages. The town maintains tennis courts, public beach, ice
skating rinks and organized team sports. There is a year
round recreational program with a full-time director.
Shopping
There are two shopping
centers and a business/retail center as well as well
populated Rte 9 area. Worcester provides much diversity and
abundant shopping.
