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History
| Incorporated in 1655, Groton has a rich history from the time of the Nashaway Indians to it's settlement as "Plantation Groton" which originally covered parts of what is now Harvard, Westford, Dunstable, Littleton, Nashua New Hampshire and other towns. Rich in history not only has Groten been attacked and taken by Indians in two wars but Groton also served as a gathering spot for the Minutemen for the Battle of Lexington and Concord. This rich history is still seen today in the landmarks, landscape and architecture of the area |
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Income
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With a median income near six figures, Groton is affluent and filled with families. Nearly 50% of the residents in Groton are parents of children. This is exemplified by it's renown schools and vast recreational resources. |
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The largest town in Middlesex County by mileage, Groton is filled with beautiful homes on large plots of land. To live in Groton is to live in an area where quality of life is truly evident. Settled in the Nashua Valley, Groton is located 8 miles South of New Hampshire and 35 miles north of Boston. There are no shortage of apples in Groton, you will find Orchards and many apple trees to keep the countless maples company. In it's architecture, Groton is diverse from beautiful Farmhouses to historic Colonials and even some nice Brick buildings to color things up. Your nieghbors are generally not right on you or crammed next to you. Homes are typically on large lots of lands. In regards to community, due to the large family demographic, there is a good neighborhood community appeal in Groton. Your children will not be idle. When they are not studying to keep pace or lead the pace in our many quality public schools, private Institutes or academys, there is great volume and diversity in the many programs and activities that your children, tweens and teens can enjoy. You shouldn't feel left out though if you are an adult, there are great resources for entertainment and relaxation for the grown ups too. Whether single, married or married with children, Groton has the right mix of recreation and peaceful relaxation. |
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Enough about the basics, here are some of my favorite spots.
- Farmers Market open Fridays through October
- Rail trail that goes from Ayer to Nashua - very popular with families
- Close to the Commuter rail in Ayer and Routes 2, 3 and 495
- Great library with many events for adults, teens and children
- Our old High School was recently converted to a 2nd Middle School and our High School was recently built. We share the school district with the town of Dunstable.
- Great recreational sports including soccer, basketball, hockey and so on.
- Canoeing on the Nashua River
- Many local stables for Horseback riding
- The Groton Country Club with a golf course and pool.
- The town in the last few years has purchased several acres to preserve the landscape.
- Gibbet Hill Grill and the scenic area around it.
- 2 renowned private schools: Lawrence Academy and the Groton School-both of which allow their facilities to be used by the town recreation.
- Town soccer fields, tennis courts and so on.
- Close to tax free shopping in Nashua, NH
- Sargisson beach and the Lost Lake area close by.
- Wonderful walking/riding/running trails throughout the town, well marked.
