Lynnfield Landmarks

Incorporated in 1814, Lynnfield is one of Massachusetts' most historic residential suburbs of Boston. The center of town in graced by The Common, a town green bordered by stately homes and living landmarks: the Old Meeting House (1714), Chapel (1832), Centre Schoolhouse (1856), Old Burying Ground (1714) and Public Library, home of the largest genealogical collection in the Northeast. The Common is the ideal gathering spot for Lynnfield community events, weekly summer concerts and annual winter tree lighting ceremony.

Wherever you need to drive, Lynnfield Commons is close to all major commuting routes and offers a wealth of shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities in the immediate vicinity.

Parents will be impressed that this family-friendly town boasts a public school system that is among the state's best with consistently high standardized test scores. View our scores at GreatSchools.com.

Explore all that Lynnfield has to offer.