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Middleton Massachusetts FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Is Middleton, MA a good place to live?

Middleton offers a quieter, more rural setting than many North Shore towns, with land connecting to the Harold Parker and Boxford State Forests, the Ipswich River, and several working farms. It's home to colonial-era landmarks like the 1684 Lieut. Thomas Fuller House and the 1693 Wilkins House, plus a town center anchored by Flint Public Library. For residents who value open space and a small-town feel within easy reach of Boston, it's worth a look.

What towns border Middleton, Massachusetts?

Middleton is bordered by Topsfield to the east, Boxford to the northeast, North Andover to the northwest, North Reading (in Middlesex County) to the west, Lynnfield to the southwest, Peabody to the south, and Danvers to the southeast.

Does the MBTA serve Middleton?

There's no MBTA commuter rail station within Middleton itself. The closest stops are Reading and North Wilmington stations on the Haverhill Line, both a short drive from town, offering service to Boston's North Station.

What school district is Middleton part of?

Middleton runs its own elementary schools, Fuller Meadow and Howe-Manning. For grades 7–12, students attend Masconomet Regional Middle School and Masconomet Regional High School in Boxford, part of a tri-town school partnership with Boxford and Topsfield.

What types of homes can you find in Middleton?

Middleton's housing stock leans toward single-family homes on larger lots, including colonials and farmhouses that reflect the town's agricultural history. There are also newer subdivisions and a handful of condominium communities near the town center, giving buyers a range of options from country properties to lower-maintenance living.

Is the best ice cream really found in Middleton?

Yes, Richardson's Dairy is located on route 114 in Middleaton has has some of the best ice cream found in Massachusetts.