Historic Houses in Westwood - By the Numbers

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Westwood, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 306
1850-1899: 33
1800 - 1849: 51
1750 - 1799: 22
1700 - 1749: 7
Before 1700: 1

The oldest house in Westwood according to public record was built in 1680.  The house with this honor is 955 High Street. Three other homes come in second, all having been built in 1700. They include 46 Washington Street, 284 Nahatan Street and 5 Wight Lane.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 26
1850-1899: 3
1800 - 1849: 2
1750 - 1799: 3
1700 - 1749: 0
Before 1700: 0

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.

Historic Houses in Medfield - By the Numbers

Medfield's "Peak House"

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Medfield, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 109
1850-1899: 89
1800 - 1849: 43
1750 - 1799: 26
1700 - 1749: 4
Before 1700: 8

Having been settled in 1649 and incorporated as a town in 1651, Medfield has a number of very old homes. It is also home to two house museums: the Peak House on Main Street built circa 1711 and the Dwight-Derby House on Frairy Street built circa 1651.

With the exception of the two house museums there are eight homes still standing known to have been built in the 1600s. The oldest private home in Medfield, according to public record, is 72 Elm Street which was built in 1652. In second place is 7 Philip Street built in 1657. And in place is 86 Philip Street.  The other homes built before 1700 include 589 and 661 Main Street and 70, 230 and 260 North Street.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 20
1850-1899: 27
1800 - 1849: 17
1750 - 1799: 0
1700 - 1749: 4
Before 1700: 0


Medfield has four buildings currently being used as multi-family homes that were built before 1750.  Tied in first place are 215 South Street and 22 High Street which were both built circa 1700. In second place is 11 Pleasant Street built in 1725. And in third place is 353-355 Main Street which was built in 1742.

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.

Historic Houses in Westport - By the Numbers

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Westport, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 589
1850-1899: 223
1800 - 1849: 59
1750 - 1799: 29
1700 - 1749: 8
Before 1700: 2

There are two homes in Westport that tie for the oldest single family home according to public record.  They were both built in 1680. One is located at 722 Pine Hill Road and the other is 47 Howland Road.  Three homes also tie for second place, all three having been built in 1700. They include 133 Division Road, 486 Horseneck Road and 5 Drift Road. In third place is 202 Hixbridge Road built in 1714.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 65
1850-1899: 60
1800 - 1849: 14
1750 - 1799: 2
1700 - 1749: 1
Before 1700: 0

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.

Historic Houses in Hopkinton - By the Numbers

Greek Revival Home in Hopkinton, MA

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Hopkinton, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 179
1850-1899: 235
1800 - 1849: 99
1750 - 1799: 21
1700 - 1749: 9
Before 1700: 0

The oldest house in Hopkinton was built in 1702 according to public record. It is located at 54 Frankland Road.  In second place is 21 East Main Street which was built in 1715. And in third place is 43 Elm Street which was built in 1720.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 27
1850-1899: 39
1800 - 1849: 6
1750 - 1799: 1
1700 - 1749: 1
Before 1700: 0

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.

Historic Houses in Grafton - By the Numbers

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Grafton, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 405
1850-1899: 69
1800 - 1849: 93
1750 - 1799: 20
1700 - 1749: 9
Before 1700: 0

There are two homes in Grafton that tie for the oldest single family home according to public record.  They were both built in 1720.  The first is 122 Brigham Hill Road and the other is 39 Worcester Street.  Three other homes were also built in the 1720s.  They include 18 Leland Street, 70 North Street and 1 George Hill Road.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 194
1850-1899: 28
1800 - 1849: 16
1750 - 1799: 1
1700 - 1749: 0
Before 1700: 0

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.

Historic Houses in Holliston - By the Numbers

Ever wonder just how many antique homes there are in Holliston, Massachusetts?

Here's a look by the numbers:

Single Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 179
1850-1899: 190
1800 - 1849: 143
1750 - 1799: 28
1700 - 1749: 18
Before 1700: 0

There are four homes in Holliston that tie for the oldest single family home according to public record.  They are all built in 1700.  They include 1285 Washington Street, 15 Church Place, 33 Avon Street and 54 Prospect Street.  Three other homes come in a close second all having been built in 1701.  They include 21 Hampshire Street, 80 Grove Street and 23 Avon Street.

Multi-Family Homes
1900 - 1930: 9
1850-1899: 31
1800 - 1849: 37
1750 - 1799: 4
1700 - 1749: 1
Before 1700: 0

Please note: This information is taken from public record. Public record dates are often at variance with year built dates on record with local or state historical commissions.