Wareham, Massachusetts is located in Plymouth County, and consists of the smaller subsections of Onset, Wareham Center, West Wareham, East Wareham, and Weweantic, allowing for a multitude of areas to live in. In addition, the town is in close proximity to Cape Cope, 18 miles east of New Bedford, 45 miles east of Providence, Rhode Island, and only 55 miles south-southeast of Boston, making a weekend getaway to the city a breeze. Beautiful waterways abound in the area as the Weweantic River is located in the southwest portion of town, fed by the Sippican River and various brooks. In addition, Wareham is an inner town on the north side of Buzzard Bay. With a population of 21,822 as of the 2010 census, the community is dynamic and flourishing. Given that this location was settled in 1678, it has a far-reaching history that includes shipbuilding and sister industries. Wareham possesses astoundingly luxurious estates. Some listings that become available are shingle style homes. You will be pleased to find homes with a plethora of rooms, private beach front, multi-acreage, expansive views, a pool, or all of these elements combined. If you are in the market for a modern home with top-notch amenities and wish to be located close to major cities, while still enjoying miles of waterways, don't hesitate to sign up to attend an open house in Wareham.