Chesterfield is a rural town in western Massachusetts with a population of about 1,200 people. This Hampshire County town is situated far from the city; however, it is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area. Additionally, the town offers about 31 square miles of land.
Parts of Chesterfield, especially the town center designed shortly after the Revolutionary War, has been preserved over time. Federal houses are available along Main Road, offering a glimpse into history. Older Greek Revival homes are also situated in the heart of Chesterfield. Of course, contemporary homes are also available. About one-third of the homes in town were built before the 1930s, but most have been built after the 1970s.
In general, Chesterfield receives high housing scores. The average housing price in Chesterfield is about $200,000. For many, this rural atmosphere is worth the value. The population density is less than 40 people per square mile. The vast majority of homes in town are single-family homes, but small apartment buildings are available as well.
Chesterfield sits between Northampton and Pittsfield, neighbored by Worthington, Huntington, Westhampton, Goshen, Cummington, and Williamsburg.
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