Pioneer Valley

Massachusetts

The Pioneer Valley, comprising the three Massachusetts counties of Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin, is known for its robust economy, unparalleled scenery and as a tourist destination.

The Valley’s upper reaches encompass the cities of Northampton and Greenfield, the county seats of Hampshire and Franklin counties, respectively. The lower Pioneer Valley corresponds to the Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area, the region’s urban center and Hampden County’s seat.

The Connecticut River flows through the region, and the spectacular scenery and unspoiled nature surrounds The Holyoke Range, Mount Tom Range, breathtaking bluffs, fertile farmland and rolling hills. The Pioneer Valley is also known for its exceptional homes from the Gilded Age. Tourists and travelers are drawn to the Pioneer Valley’s lively college towns including Amherst and Northampton, as well as popular attractions like New England’s largest amusement park, Six Flags New England in Agawam. Cultural and historic sites also figure prominently in the Valley. The Springfield Armory National Historic Site, the Basketball Hall of Fame on Springfield’s riverfront and the Emily Dickinson House Museum in Amherst are popular with visitors. The Pioneer Valley is also home to numerous professional, amateur and collegiate sports teams.

Recreational opportunities throughout the region are unlimited: ski resorts, seasonal festivals such as the Big E, and the annual Bright Nights at Springfield’s Forest Park. The Valley is also a reader’s paradise: there are several small publishers, countless local authors and independent bookstores in almost every town.

The Valley’s upper reaches encompass the cities of Northampton and Greenfield, the county seats of Hampshire and Franklin counties, respectively. The lower Pioneer Valley corresponds to the Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area, the region’s urban center and Hampden County’s seat.

The Connecticut River flows through the region, and the spectacular scenery and unspoiled nature surrounds The Holyoke Range, Mount Tom Range, breathtaking bluffs, fertile farmland and rolling hills. The Pioneer Valley is also known for its exceptional homes from the Gilded Age. Tourists and travelers are drawn to the Pioneer Valley’s lively college towns including Amherst and Northampton, as well as popular attractions like New England’s largest amusement park, Six Flags New England in Agawam. Cultural and historic sites also figure prominently in the Valley. The Springfield Armory National Historic Site, the Basketball Hall of Fame on Springfield’s riverfront and the Emily Dickinson House Museum in Amherst are popular with visitors. The Pioneer Valley is also home to numerous professional, amateur and collegiate sports teams.

Recreational opportunities throughout the region are unlimited: ski resorts, seasonal festivals such as the Big E, and the annual Bright Nights at Springfield’s Forest Park. The Valley is also a reader’s paradise: there are several small publishers, countless local authors and independent bookstores in almost every town.

The Valley’s upper reaches encompass the cities of Northampton and Greenfield, the county seats of Hampshire and Franklin counties, respectively. The lower Pioneer Valley corresponds to the Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area, the region’s urban center and Hampden County’s seat.

The Connecticut River flows through the region, and the spectacular scenery and unspoiled nature surrounds The Holyoke Range, Mount Tom Range, breathtaking bluffs, fertile farmland and rolling hills. The Pioneer Valley is also known for its exceptional homes from the Gilded Age. Tourists and travelers are drawn to the Pioneer Valley’s lively college towns including Amherst and Northampton, as well as popular attractions like New England’s largest amusement park, Six Flags New England in Agawam. Cultural and historic sites also figure prominently in the Valley. The Springfield Armory National Historic Site, the Basketball Hall of Fame on Springfield’s riverfront and the Emily Dickinson House Museum in Amherst are popular with visitors. The Pioneer Valley is also home to numerous professional, amateur and collegiate sports teams.

Recreational opportunities throughout the region are unlimited: ski resorts, seasonal festivals such as the Big E, and the annual Bright Nights at Springfield’s Forest Park. The Valley is also a reader’s paradise: there are several small publishers, countless local authors and independent bookstores in almost every town.

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Pioneer Valley is in Massachusetts and borders The Berkshires, Hartford County.

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Median Sales Price

February 2024 - Single Family Homes

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440 Prospect
East Longmeadow, MA $2,500,000

440 Prospect

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18 West Shore Dr
Goshen, MA $2,390,000

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30 South St

Williamsburg, MA

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141 Buckland Rd

Ashfield, MA

$998,000
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68 Van Nuys Rd
Colrain, MA $849,000

68 Van Nuys Rd

Colrain, MA

$849,000
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Buckland, MA $695,000

7 Mary Lyon Rd

Buckland, MA

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55 Campbell Rd
Plainfield, MA $649,000

55 Campbell Rd

Plainfield, MA

$649,000
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  • 2,650 Sqft