The coastal city of New Bedford in the southern part of Massachusetts is one of the largest communities in the state. Homes built in diverse architectural styles are on the market in New Bedford, so sign up for updates on pending open houses in the historic whaling town. New Bedford is a great city to consider for your new home if you want to live near the water. Numerous listings are located along Clark's Cove in a variety of price ranges.
Historic, turn-of-the-century homes from the 1900s are a prominent style in New Bedford. Homes feature the elegant details that were popular during the early 20th-century and are updated to include modern-day amenities. Renovations in many of the older homes include new heating and cooling systems, wall-to-wall carpeting and galley-style kitchens with stainless steel appliances, backsplashes, and granite counters.
Homes in New Bedford include Greek Revival styles from the 1800s, 1920s Colonials, and bungalows, and split-level Capes from the 1960s. Features of stunning, Greek Revival homes include six-paned windows, porches with Doric columns, and original fireplaces. Many of the older homes feature walk-up attics that offer plenty of storage. Tri-level homes spacious bedrooms and oversized closets. Many of the most desirable homes are close to downtown New Bedford.