Topsfield, Massachusetts, located in Essex County, is known for its attractively wooded landscapes and highly elevated land. It boasts land that rises 280 feet above sea level, making it home to a majority of the highest land in the county. Consisting of a comfortable population of 6,085, Topsfield offers a cozy community feel with sufficient opportunities to socialize. Bordered by Ipswich, Hamilton, Wenham, Danvers, Middleton, and Boxford, the town is a mere 10 miles north of Salem and 22 miles north of Boston, making the commute convenient and weekend opportunities endless. Its proximity to these two major cities creates a rich and colorful historical background. Within the actual town, and into Ipswich, lies an expansive 68 acre waterway, known as Hood's Pond. In addition, outdoor recreation is possible at various wildlife reserves and state parks. The array of homes found in Topsfield offers an option and style for every taste. Based on availability, there are Queen Anne Victorians, Federal-style homes, and renovated farmhouses, among more standard housing options. It is easy to find a property with luxurious wood floors and other wood finish details. If you are looking to buy or explore options in this area, feel free to sign up to attend an open house to get a better idea of what awaits you in the quaint and historic town of Topsfield.