Settled in 1630 and officially incorporated in 1688, Newton is one of Boston’s oldest and most affluent suburbs. It’s known as the “Garden City” and has long attracted families and professionals due to its excellent public schools and villagestyle layout. Newton is composed of 13 distinct villages, each with its own center. Housing here includes large Colonial and Victorian single-family homes, multi-family properties, and modern condominiums, especially closer to village centers like Newton Centre and Newtonville. Popular spots include Crystal Lake, Newton Centre Playground, and the Charles River Greenway. The dining scene is family-friendly and upscale, with favorites like Sycamore, Farmstead Table, and Johnny’s Luncheonette. Newton is predominantly home to established professionals and families, many of whom commute into Boston. A fun fact is that Newton was the birthplace of the Fig Newton cookie, named after the town. Public transportation includes several Green Line (D branch) stops and Commuter Rail service (Framingham/Worcester Line), with multiple MBTA bus routes throughout
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