Halifax, Massachusetts is a small town in Plymouth County with a population of more than 7,500. The town of Halifax, which was settled in 1670, has about 17 square miles of area and is today a mostly residential community with a small but growing retail area in the town center. Some of the town's real estate is dedicated to agriculture, particularly cranberry bogs.
Halifax has a history going back to colonial times and this can be seen in the region's architecture. It's possible to see everything from historic Cape Cod homes for sale in Halifax to ranch-style homes built during the 1960s and contemporary homes built in the 1980s through the 2010s. Many newer homes in Halifax, MA have also been constructed with the town's history in mind, including new Cape Cod-style homes built within the last few years. This makes Halifax's residential landscape a true blend of the last two hundred years.
While historic homes are a common sight in Halifax, there is also plenty of new construction, including large 2,300+ square foot homes and condominiums. With its many waterways and lakes, it's also possible to find private waterfront homes with plenty of acreage in Halifax.
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