Somerville

A friendly town with a true sense of community.

Welcome to Somerville

A friendly town with a true sense of community.


​​​​​​​The close-knit feel of this All-American community is a true treasure. Historically a manufacturing hotspot, with brickmaking and car assembly as some of the main industries, Somerville has long tradition of ingenuity and enterprise. The town also boasts a key national landmark: the spot where George Washington first ordered the Union’s flag to be raised in 1776.

Autumn trees frame a view from Somerville toward the Boston skyline.


What to Expect

Easy access to Boston and Cambridge.
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All the attractions of neighboring Cambridge and Boston are just minutes away. Somerville is also an unofficial cycling capital within the Boston area, boasting miles of bikeable streets, community cycling paths, and a few top-notch bike shops.
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Train on railway tracks beside a modern glass station building, with autumn trees reflected in the windows.


The Lifestyle

Fun-loving and embracing many ways of living.
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There is a playfulness to Somerville, where lifesize Lego sculptures tower over shopping centers and lines for the comedy club can stretch down the sidewalk. Walking the line between new and old, big and small, the major retailers at just-built Assembly Square offer convenient shopping, while fresh produce can be plucked from the farmers’ market at historic Union Square.
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Somerville Theatre’s brick facade and marquee above its entrance on a city street.
Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar, a diner-style restaurant with a prominent rooftop sign.
Giraffe sculpture in a Somerville plaza, surrounded by planters and modern commercial buildings.


Unexpected Appeal

The forefront of Boston’s culinary scene.
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Over the past several years, star chefs have been attracted to Somerville, transforming the town into an important destination for the area’s burgeoning foodie landscape. Fancy an experiential tasting menu or a Scandinavian-style brunch? There’s always a new delight on a nearby table.
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Diners sit in red leather booths inside a sunlit restaurant.
Man in glasses and a dark apron standing in a bright café.
A latte and glazed pastry sit on a sunlit wooden café table.


The Market

Classic single family homes and charming duplexes.
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An ideal place for first-time home buyers, Somerville is known for it’s accessible market. Many historic buildings are ripe for re-model. With Assembly Square quickly growing and Boynton Yards poised to become the next Kendall Square, new condo developments are on the way.
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Burgundy-and-white shingle house with a front porch, bay windows, and landscaped yard.
Green house with pink trim, a round turret, and a covered porch framed by autumn foliage.
Beige two-story house with gabled dormers, a covered porch, and autumn landscaping.


You'll Fall in Love With

The culture of creativity.
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To live in Somerville is to love it—residents have a strong sense of hometown pride. Favorite pastimes include singing songs round a fire pit at the annual urban campout and creating zany hairdos with marshmallow Fluff to celebrate the confection’s local invention. From jazz musicians setting up in Davis Square on weeknights to local artists throwing open their studio doors on Saturdays, creativity thrives around every corner.
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Prospect Hill Tower in Somerville, seen from below with a flag flying above it.
Light-colored house with a covered porch behind blooming red and pink roses.
Somerville, Massachusetts pennant beside orange ribbons and a sticker-covered suitcase.
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