Andersen Group Realty

Andersen Group Realty is based in Winchester and has deep roots across the communities north and west of Boston. Our core markets have dedicated neighborhood guides, real-time market data, and a team that knows the street-by-street details. We also regularly work with buyers and sellers in a handful of neighboring towns where we have a strong track record. Wherever you are, you get the same attention to detail and honest guidance.

Our Core Markets

Each of these towns has a dedicated neighborhood guide with local insights, market data, and everything you need to know before buying or selling.

Communities We Also Cover

Beyond our core markets, we regularly work with buyers and sellers in these nearby towns. If you are thinking about buying or selling here, Sven and the team know these neighborhoods well.

Bedford

Bedford sits about 15 miles northwest of Boston with a small-town feel that appeals to buyers looking for a quieter pace without giving up strong schools or easy highway access. The public school system runs from elementary through Bedford High School and draws consistent praise from families. The housing stock leans toward single-family homes with good lot sizes, and prices tend to be more accessible than neighboring Lexington or Winchester.

Burlington

Burlington is a practical choice for buyers who want Route 128 access, solid schools, and a range of housing options. Burlington High School consistently ranks among the top public schools in Massachusetts. The town has a mix of established neighborhoods and newer construction, and its central location makes it popular with commuters heading to the Route 128 tech corridor or into Boston.

Malden

Malden offers some of the best transit access north of Boston, with direct Orange Line service into the city and easy connections to I-93. It has become a real option for buyers who want to stay close to Boston without paying Cambridge or Somerville prices. The downtown has seen steady reinvestment in recent years, and the housing mix covers everything from multi-families to condos and single-families in quieter residential pockets.

Wakefield

Wakefield is a scenic New England town built around Lake Quannapowitt, which anchors a community that genuinely uses and enjoys its outdoor space year-round. The commuter rail stop makes it workable for Boston commuters, and the walkable downtown adds to its appeal. Buyers are often drawn by the character of the neighborhood and the strength of the school community, while sellers benefit from consistent demand from families relocating from closer-in towns.

Waltham

Waltham sits along the Charles River about 10 miles west of Boston, well positioned for buyers who work along the Route 128 corridor. The city has a more urban feel in parts, with an active restaurant scene and strong rental demand that also makes it attractive to investors. Single-family neighborhoods are quieter and more suburban, giving buyers a real range of options depending on what they are looking for.