Name: Leominster, MA
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Living in Leominster, MA

Ranks better than 69% of areas Follow

Population

42,480

Median Age

41.5 Years

Leominster Area Facts

Leominster has a Livability Score of 69_/100, which is considered good
Leominster crime rates are 26% higher than the Massachusetts average
Cost of living in Leominster is 10% lower than the Massachusetts average

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What do the locals think about Leominster?

60%

Family friendly

0%

Public transit is accessible

40%

Walkable to grocery stores

40%

Yards are well-kept

60%

Lots of parks

60%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

40%

A quiet area

60%

Sense of community

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Leominster Reviews

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Leominster, MA City Review 4 rating By Anonymous ( Aug 18, 2015) The city of Leominster in Massachusetts is definitely an appealing place to a lot of people. After having lived there personally in the early 90's I can definitely attest to the local charm of the area. The city combines a small town atmosphere with a feel for the suburbs as Bost ...Read More on is only about an hour away. Possibly one of the examples of this small town charm would be in the fact that it is a running joke around the area considering the "new" city hall building, which actually opened in 1915! Although its been over twenty years since I was there, I definitely remember that the town was an interesting place to live.

As a history enthusiast, I remember taking in the local history of the town and the fact that it had many notable early residents. Until I had moved there, I have to honestly say that I did not realize that John Chapman (better known as Johnny Appleseed) was an early local hero there. I stumbled upon the granite marker where Mr. Appleseed lived strictly by accident as I was driving around one Saturday afternoon. I went down "Johnny Appleseed Lane" strictly out of curiousity, and sure enough I was able to see the home of Johnny Appleseed!

Another thing that gives the town a large degree of appeal would be in the large amount of farmer's markets located throughout the town in the summer. There are also any number of great festivals throughout the year. Although the town lacks the nightlife of neighboring Boston there is a "Ladies Night Out" event every August. They also feature a Kids' Day event in the downtown and there is a food truck festival around this time as well. My wife and I would often stroll the town square and shop at the local mom-and-pop stores on my days off. Read Less

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