Nestled in Middlesex County, Ayer, Massachusetts combines historical significance with everyday convenience. Originally part of Groton and incorporated in 1871, this town of just 9.6 square miles developed as a major railroad junction in the 19th century and later became home to Camp Stevens during the Civil War and Fort Devens during World War I. Today, one-bedroom apartments in Ayer average around $1,537 monthly, with modest annual increases of about 4% reflecting the area's steady market.
Ayer's location offers practical advantages for commuters, with MBTA Commuter Rail service providing direct access to Boston from Ayer Station. The town sits near Routes 2A, 110, and 111, just a short drive from Interstate 495 and Route 2, connecting residents throughout the region. Residents can enjoy recreational activities along the Nashua River Rail Trail, local restaurants in the historic downtown area, and outdoor recreation at Sandy Pond and Long Pond. With approximately 8,500 residents, Ayer combines employment opportunities with classic New England character.
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