Southampton

Massachusetts

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Situated in southwest Massachusetts about six miles from the Connecticut border, Southampton, Mass., is a vibrant suburb of nearby Springfield with 6,090 residents within its 29.1 square miles.

Situated in southwest Massachusetts about six miles from the Connecticut border, Southampton, Mass., is a vibrant suburb of nearby Springfield with 6,224 residents within its 29.1 square miles. The community offers residents a rural feel, with a plethora of parks, schools and prime location on the scenic Connecticut River.

The town was originally established as a district of Northampton in 1732, and later incorporated as Southampton in 1775. The Hampshire County community is bordered to the northeast by Easthampton, to the southeast by Holyoke, to the south by Westfield, to the southwest by Montgomery, on the west by Huntington and northwest by Westhampton. Modern-day Southampton treasures its history and natural resources and was rated as having the nation’s best tap water by the National Rural Water Association.

Southampton takes its natural resources, and its farmlands, seriously, and among its main attractions are a variety of family-owned farms and vineyards. An active Agriculture Commission has the task of promoting, preserving, revitalizing and sustaining Southampton’s agriculture-based economic opportunities and encouraging the pursuit of agriculture for generations to come.

Southampton is conveniently situated about 17 miles northwest of Springfield, the state’s third-largest city and a major regional retail, hospitality, health and financial hub.

Situated in southwest Massachusetts about six miles from the Connecticut border, Southampton, Mass., is a vibrant suburb of nearby Springfield with 6,224 residents within its 29.1 square miles. The community offers residents a rural feel, with a plethora of parks, schools and prime location on the scenic Connecticut River.

The town was originally established as a district of Northampton in 1732, and later incorporated as Southampton in 1775. The Hampshire County community is bordered to the northeast by Easthampton, to the southeast by Holyoke, to the south by Westfield, to the southwest by Montgomery, on the west by Huntington and northwest by Westhampton. Modern-day Southampton treasures its history and natural resources and was rated as having the nation’s best tap water by the National Rural Water Association.

Southampton takes its natural resources, and its farmlands, seriously, and among its main attractions are a variety of family-owned farms and vineyards. An active Agriculture Commission has the task of promoting, preserving, revitalizing and sustaining Southampton’s agriculture-based economic opportunities and encouraging the pursuit of agriculture for generations to come.

Southampton is conveniently situated about 17 miles northwest of Springfield, the state’s third-largest city and a major regional retail, hospitality, health and financial hub.

Situated in southwest Massachusetts about six miles from the Connecticut border, Southampton, Mass., is a vibrant suburb of nearby Springfield with 6,224 residents within its 29.1 square miles. The community offers residents a rural feel, with a plethora of parks, schools and prime location on the scenic Connecticut River.

The town was originally established as a district of Northampton in 1732, and later incorporated as Southampton in 1775. The Hampshire County community is bordered to the northeast by Easthampton, to the southeast by Holyoke, to the south by Westfield, to the southwest by Montgomery, on the west by Huntington and northwest by Westhampton. Modern-day Southampton treasures its history and natural resources and was rated as having the nation’s best tap water by the National Rural Water Association.

Southampton takes its natural resources, and its farmlands, seriously, and among its main attractions are a variety of family-owned farms and vineyards. An active Agriculture Commission has the task of promoting, preserving, revitalizing and sustaining Southampton’s agriculture-based economic opportunities and encouraging the pursuit of agriculture for generations to come.

Southampton is conveniently situated about 17 miles northwest of Springfield, the state’s third-largest city and a major regional retail, hospitality, health and financial hub.

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Featured Listings

17 College Hwy
Southampton, MA $2,850,000

17 College Hwy

Southampton, MA

$2,850,000
  • 3.00 Baths
  • 34,613 Sqft
8 Fitch Farm Way
Southampton, MA $1,440,000

8 Fitch Farm Way

Southampton, MA

$1,440,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 3/1 Baths
  • 4,268 Sqft
81 Valley Rd
Southampton, MA $790,000

81 Valley Rd

Southampton, MA

$790,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 2/1 Baths
  • 2,800 Sqft
74 College Hwy
Southampton, MA $750,000

74 College Hwy

Southampton, MA

$750,000
  • 4.00 Baths
  • 4.31 Acres
5 Parsons Way
Southampton, MA $649,900

5 Parsons Way

Southampton, MA

$649,900
  • 4 Beds
  • 3/1 Baths
  • 2,742 Sqft
15 Hillside Meadows Dr
Southampton, MA $475,000

15 Hillside Meadows Dr

Southampton, MA

$475,000
  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1,380 Sqft
94 Pequot Rd
Southampton, MA $375,500

94 Pequot Rd

Southampton, MA

$375,500
  • 0.00 Baths
  • 33.80 Acres
7 Strong Road
Southampton, MA $330,000

7 Strong Road

Southampton, MA

$330,000
  • 1 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 1,066 Sqft

Southampton

Area Map

Southampton is within Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts and borders Easthampton.

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Market Snapshot

Median Sales Price

February 2024 - Single Family Homes

$416K
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February 2024 Single Family Homes

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