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Moving to Marion, MA
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About Marion
Marion is a small, scenic sailing town of about 5,500 on Buzzards Bay, centered on Sippican Harbor and the village around it. Housing blends historic sea-captain homes, waterfront cottages, and newer construction — upper-mid to luxury prices for the water access.



Home prices in Marion
Home prices in Marion vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Marion
- Sippican Harbor — the town's sailboat-filled harbor, seen from Old Landing (shown in the Commons photo below).
- Tabor Academy — the private "School by the Sea" with its waterfront campus.
- Marion Music Hall — historic performance venue in the village.
- Silvershell Beach — town beach on Buzzards Bay.
- Washburn Park — village green with concerts and events.
- Marion Natural History Museum — small local museum.
Commuting from Marion
- No commuter rail in town. Nearest MBTA station: Middleborough (Fall River/New Bedford Line), roughly a 20–25 minute drive; some commuters use Wareham-area bus service.
- Typical weekday rail trip from Middleborough to South Station: approximately 65–75 minutes (approximate; varies by train).
- Approximate drive to downtown Boston: ~60–70 minutes via I-195/Route 25 to Route 3 (no-traffic routing; longer at rush hour).
Marion FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Marion, MA?
Home prices in Marion vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Marion, MA?
No commuter rail in town. Nearest MBTA station: Middleborough (Fall River/New Bedford Line), roughly a 20–25 minute drive; some commuters use Wareham-area bus service.
Town links
Schools
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.