Boston metro, MA relocation guide
Moving to Cedar Crest, MA
$629,400Median home value
Plymouth CountyArea
Boston commuteCommute profile
About Cedar Crest
Cedar Crest is a quiet residential enclave in the town of Plympton, set among woods and cranberry country about 35 miles south of Boston. It's a classic South Shore bedroom community — rural-suburban, low-key, and convenient to Route 3. Homes are mostly single-family on wooded lots.
Home prices in Cedar Crest
The median home value in Cedar Crest is $629,400.
Top places in Cedar Crest
- Myles Standish State Forest — 12,000+ acres of pine barrens, ponds, and trails in nearby Plymouth and Carver.
- Silver Lake — swimming and boating a few minutes east in Kingston.
- Plympton town green and historic district — classic New England town center.
- Ellisville Harbor State Park — barrier beach and birding about 25 minutes southeast.
- Cranberry bogs — working bogs dot the surrounding towns, with harvest views each fall.
Commuting from Cedar Crest
- Boston Logan International is about 50 minutes north via Route 3.
- Kingston MBTA commuter-rail station is about 10 minutes east, with direct trains to South Station.
- Route 44 and Route 3 provide highway access to the Cape and Boston.
Cedar Crest FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Cedar Crest, MA?
The median home value in Cedar Crest is $629,400. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated) - How is the commute from Cedar Crest, MA?
Boston Logan International is about 50 minutes north via Route 3.
Town links
Schools
Transit
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.