10 Candleberry Lane Belmont, Massachusetts
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Upper Storage
Main
12' x 7' Storage 13' x 12'
CL
Bedroom 26' x 18' CL
WalkInCloset Master Bedroom
12' x 9'
27' x 15'
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W
Bedroom 20' x 17' Office
CL
14' x 12'
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Living Room 18' x 18'
Foyer 10' x 6'
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Lower
R Office Dining Room
Kitchen
16' x 12'
15' x 13'
16' x 12'
Storage 10' x 8'
WH Utility 48' x 41'
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10 Candleberry Ln Vis-Home
COMMUNITY
General Community Facts 02478, Belmont, Massachusetts
Community Summary
02478
Massachusetts
Population
25,113
6,664,320
5,419
820
Median Household Income
$89,486
$61,653
Total Dwelling Units
10,510
2,883,749
Median Home Price
$629,000
$292,800
Population Density (people/mile)
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Population 02478, Belmont, Massachusetts Population
02478
Massachusetts
spencer Population spencer
25,113
6,664,320
Population Density (people/mile)
5,419
820
Population Growth
3.0%
5.0%
Male
11,749
3,234,568
Female
13,361
3,429,727
Median Age
40.52
37.99
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COMMUNITY
Climate: Average Temperature 02478, Belmont, Massachusetts
Precipitation Annual Precipitation (inches)
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02478
Massachusetts
94.27
92.97
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COMMUNITY
Amenities 02478, Belmont, Massachusetts Below is a list of amenities servicing the area of 02478 within 2 miles Shopping and Groceries ( 5 4 locations) Grocers ( 1 8 locations) Food Markets ( 1 8 locations) Beer & Ale Stores (6 locations) Department Stores (2 locations) Pharmacies ( 1 0 locations) Public Services ( 4 4 locations) Police Departments (2 locations) Fire Departments (0 locations) Sheriff Departments (0 locations) Post Offices (0 locations) Public Libraries (0 locations) Hospitals ( 1 5 locations) Banks (0 locations) Savings & Loan Associations ( 1 0 locations) State Commercial Banks ( 1 7 locations)
Places of Worship ( 2 1 locations) Churches ( 2 1 locations) Mosques (0 locations) Synagogues (0 locations) Recreation and Leisure ( 2 1 locations) Public Golf Courses (1 locations) Health Clubs & Gyms ( 1 4 locations) Museums (6 locations) Movie Theaters (0 locations) Food and Drink ( 4 1 locations) Cafes (9 locations) Bars (1 locations) Restaurants ( 3 1 locations)
Schools and Education ( 1 9 locations) Public Schools ( 1 5 locations) Private Schools (0 locations) Junior Colleges (0 locations) Colleges/Universities (4 locations)
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SCHOOL
School: Programs and Students per Grade Belmont High (Public) Grade Span:
Enrollment and Staffing 09-12
Teachers & Professional Staff:
District:
BELMONT
Address:
221 Concord Ave Belmont Massachusetts 02478
Phone:
Students: Student/Teacher Ratio:
617-993-5901
Students Per Grade
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SCHOOL
School: Programs and Students per Grade Daniel Butler (Public) Grade Span:
Enrollment and Staffing Kg-04
District:
BELMONT
Address:
90 White St Belmont Massachusetts 02478
Phone:
Teachers & Professional Staff:
23
Students:
339
Student/Teacher Ratio:
15
617-993-5550
Students Per Grade
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SCHOOL
School: Programs and Students per Grade Winthrop L Chenery Middle (Public)
Enrollment and Staffing
Grade Span:
Teachers & Professional Staff:
05-08
District:
BELMONT
Address:
95 Washington St Belmont Massachusetts 02478
Phone:
Students: Student/Teacher Ratio:
617-993-5800
Students Per Grade
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Get to Know
BELMONT
A Resource Guide Updated: October 5, 2011
TOWN OF BELMONT 455 Concord Avenue Belmont, MA 02478
www.belmont-ma.gov Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. SUMMER HOURS EFFECTIVE JUNE 17 - SEPTEMBER 2, 2011
Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Compiled By: Belmont Town Clerk’s Office Phone: 614-993-2600 Email: townclerk@belmont-ma.gov
PHONE LIST OF TOWN DEPARTMENTS Area Code: 617 In Case of Emergency, dial 911 DEPARTMENT PHONE Animal Control Officer .........................................993-2724 Assessors ..........................................................993-2630 Building Services ................................................993-2640 Cemetery .........................................................993-2710 Belmont Cemetery, 121 Grove Street Highland Meadow Cemetery, 700 Concord Avenue Community Development ......................................993-2650 Council on Aging.................................................993-2970 266 Beech Street, Beech Street Center Fire Department: Non Emergency .............................993-2210 Headquarters, 299 Trapelo Road Emergency Management .......................................993-2260 Health Department .............................................993-2720 Library ............................................................993-2850 336 Concord Avenue Light ...............................................................993-2800 40 Prince Street Parks...............................................................993-2710 Parking Clerk .....................................................993-2770 Police: Non Emergency............................................. 993-2501 460 Concord Avenue, www.belmontpd.org Public Works .....................................................993-2680 Recreation ........................................................993-2760 School Department..............................................993-5400 644 Pleasant Street Selectmen ........................................................993-2610 Town Clerk .......................................................993-2600 Treasurer .........................................................993-2770 Veterans’ Agent .................................................993-2725 Water Division ...................................................993-2700 General Information ............................................993-2600
Belmont Town Offices
455 Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA 02478 ph: 617-993-2610
History and Facts by Richard Betts Settlement in the area that now includes Belmont began in 1630, when Sir Richard Saltonstall and approximately 40 families separated from the first settlers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and moved inland to start an agricultural community. Originally called Pequosette after the local Indian tribe, the name of the new town soon changed to Watertown. In 1638, by order of the General Court, Watertown paid the Pequosette Indians the sum of 13 pounds, 7 shillings and 6 pence for the land. The original settlement spread inland extensively into the present towns of Watertown, Waltham, Weston, Lincoln, and parts of Cambridge and Belmont. In 1738, Waltham seceded from Watertown, and the future Belmont was now part of three towns. In 1805, Frederick Tudor began cutting ice on Fresh Pond. As his business grew, he decided to build a railroad from his wharves in Charlestown to Fresh Pond. This line was built about 1843. With the railroad so near, the citizens of Waltham clamored to have it extended to their village which was granted and the line ran through what was to become the Town of Belmont. The railroad made the purely agricultural community available for residences of well-to-do Bostonians. Settlements centered around Wellington Station (now Belmont Center), Waverley Station, and Hill's crossing station. Those settlements grew into villages, but local government arrangements were annoying because citizens had to go to Watertown, Waltham, or West Cambridge (now Arlington) to vote and attend town meetings. A group of about 1,000 people joined together in the early 1850's and announced their desire to form a separate town. One of the most enthusiastic advocates was John Perkins Cushing, the largest taxpayer of the proposed town, who gave generously and openly to the incorporation expense on the condition that it be named after his 200 acre estate "Bellmont." The towns of Watertown, Waltham, and West Cambridge fought the proposed creation of a new town, but in the end the battle was won and on March 18, 1859 the Town of Belmont was born. Of the then total area of 5 square miles, 2.26 were taken from Watertown, 0.67 from Waltham, and 2.82 from West Cambridge. The population was 1,175 of whom 170 were registered voters and 325 were school children. The new town was a widespread collection of fruit farms and market gardens. Produce from Belmont farms was sold at Faneuil Hall market. Specialties included celery, tomatoes, cucumbers, berries, and small fruits. In fact, "Belmont" became a term of distinction indicating quality and large size. The original town included a part of present day Cambridge including half of Fresh Pond. Because of a controversy over a slaughter house erected in Belmont on the banks of the pond which was the drinking water supply for Cambridge, 0.89 square mile of Belmont was annexed in 1880 to that city. This left Belmont with a total area of 4.676 square miles. Minor adjustments due to various Route 2 widenings makes the total area 4.655 square miles today. In the 1900's, the large number of artists, authors, educators, physicians, and scientists moving to the town doubled its population. As a result, the farming community disappeared. Belmont today, with a population of 25,349, is almost entirely residential and is known as "The Town of Homes."
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Belmont Town Offices
455 Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA 02478 ph: 617-993-2610
Checklist and Tips for Newcomers Checklist and Tips for Newcomers Helpful information and links for getting settled in your new home in Belmont. Note: If URL links do not work, try cutting and pasting them into your browser. Get your utilities started TIP: Start with the Belmont Municipal Light Department – in addition to getting electricity flowing to your home, establishing this account will give you proof of residency which is useful to have for other purposes. Electricity – Belmont Municipal Light Department Gas – National Grid Water/Sewer service Cable, phone, and internet – Comcast | Verizon Register your children in Belmont Public Schools Register to vote Find out about trash/recycling/yard waste Do you have a cat or dog? Let the Town know and obtain a license for your animal. Find out about the overnight parking ban in Belmont. Thinking about renovating your home? Be sure to visit the Office of Community Development. Find out about special events around town – including Town Day in May, the Payson Park Music Festival in the summer, the Holiday Tree Lighting in December, and more – and stay up on Town news of all kinds by subscribing to the local newspaper, the Belmont Citizen-Herald and checking out the Town calendars on this website. Come to Meet Belmont! This free, annual Belmont information fair is held each year in August and features nearly 80 exhibitors representing Town departments, schools, clubs, faith-based organizations, community organizations, and more. This year’s event will be on August 28, 2012 at Chenery Middle School, 95 Washington Street. Don’t miss it – it’s a great way to “meet Belmont!” Find out about drivers’ licenses and vehicle registration (Registry of Motor Vehicles) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Subscribe to other area newspapers Belmont Citizen-Herald Boston Business Journal Boston Globe Boston Herald Boston Phoenix New York Times Wall Street Journal
Open a local bank account Bank of America Belmont Savings Bank Cambridge Savings Bank Cambridge Trust Bank Citizens Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank Leader Bank Sovereign Bank Stoneham Savings Bank Watertown Savings Bank
Welcome to Belmont!