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Neighborhoods/ Bristol County/ Freetown, MA
MA  ·  Bristol County

Freetown

Privacy. Forest. Assonet River Character.

The hidden gem of Bristol County — Freetown State Forest, the Assonet River, and estate-scale lots that deliver a rural New England privacy at prices the coastline can no longer offer.

$679K
Median Sale Price
$450K – $1.5M+
Luxury Price Range
7 days
Avg Days on Market
$330/sq ft
Avg Price Per Sq Ft
Market Character

Freetown is Bristol County’s best-kept secret and one of the fastest-moving markets in the region — homes are spending an average of just 7 days on market in 2026, among the lowest in the entire county. The town’s combination of large private lots (most exceed 2 acres), protected state forest land, and commuter rail access to Boston is driving demand from buyers who want space, privacy, and a connection to the city.

The Assonet River runs through the town’s historic village of Assonet, where a genuine New England character survives — a town green, historic architecture dating to the 1600s, and the Queen Anne Victorian estate at the Assonet Inn, recently converted to luxury townhomes, emblematic of the quiet transformation underway in Freetown’s housing stock.

At a Glance
County
Bristol County
Price Range
$450K – $1.5M+
Median Price
$679K
Avg Days on Market
7 days
School District
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District — Apponequet Regional High School
Our Specialists
Scott Steele · Cliff Ponte · Alexis Anselmo
Key Areas

Know Every Neighborhood

01
Assonet Village

Freetown’s historic center — Colonial and Victorian architecture along the Assonet River, with a town green and village character that feels genuinely preserved.

02
East Freetown / Long Pond Access

Properties near Long Pond with recreational access — swimming, fishing, and boating on one of the region’s cleanest natural ponds.

03
Freetown State Forest Surroundings

Lots abutting or adjacent to the 5,000-acre state forest — the ultimate in private, forested setting at prices that cannot be found on the coast.

04
South Freetown / Route 140 Corridor

Well-established residential neighborhoods with easy access to the MBTA station — the primary commuter corridor into the town.

What Buyers Find
Property Types
Single-family detached homes on 2+ acre lots dominate — 89% of Freetown’s housing stock is single-family. Cape Cods, colonials, and custom ranch-style homes. Historic character homes along the Assonet River. Estate parcels of 5–40 acres available for custom builds.
Education
School District
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District — Apponequet Regional High School. Consistently strong academic profile and one of the highest graduation rates in Bristol County.
Getting Around
Commute Times
Fall River
20 min
Taunton
20 min
Boston via MBTA South Coast Rail
1 hr
Providence RI
35 min
Market Pulse  ·  2026
Current Market Conditions

Freetown is the fastest-moving market in Bristol County by days on market. Properties priced correctly are going under agreement within the first week. The new South Coast Rail station has accelerated buyer interest significantly.

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Freetown?

The Ponte Group Luxury Division has been serving buyers and sellers in Freetown, MA for years. Whether you are searching for your first property here or ready to list, our team knows this market at the street level.