Living in Boston Suburbs - WATERTOWN, Massachusetts
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- Watertown, MA -----Moving to Boston? Choose to live in Watertown, MA. It's only 10-20 min away from downtown Boston. In this video I will give you all the details about the town, the schools, how affordable it is, where to go shopping and even what my family's favorite restaurants are.
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@Boston Area Homes by Noune K Is Watertown Massachusetts walkable? For a deafblind person to in the future to raise a deafblind child, walk to stores, and needed errands, i.e. grocery store, post office, bank, etc. Thats near Perkins School For the Blind? If possible a safe neighborhood, and buy/ rent a small apartment. Ha, this might be to much of a sweet spot to be able to live at but, if its possible, id love to live in a spot like this. :)
@@Girl_-fs6nx If you live on Mt. Auburn street close to many grocery stores, yes, you can walk to the stores and there are many nice areas but the Perkins School for the Blind is a little further away from those areas, @Lilly
@@BostonAreaHomes Thank you SO much for replying! Ok, Ill look into the area, weighing the pros and cons, but this is a positive on my list, and helped me out alot, on where to start my research and to be more equipped on where to live, and to raise a child, ok, that is a little bit of a con, for the school, situation, if possible do you know if there is a ride service for disabled people? Or busses that pass by the area, to get close to the school? Thank you so much again, and Ill do more research on the area!
@@Girl_-fs6nx I am sure the school will have school buses, usually all schools do. For regular buses you can put the address in the google map and press the button for public transport, or walking, or driving, it's a great tool
@@BostonAreaHomes Ok, thank you again, for your help, and knowledge.
Nice video! Ive lived in watertown for 10 years I love it! Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much, Raining Dogs, glad you liked it! Watertown is awesome!
Great information. Thanks. Very helpful for new comers.🤗
Glad it was helpful, @ej
There's a very nice job offer for me in Watertown. I live very far away so I'd have to move & start over which is kinda scary, but seeing this video makes me want to make the move!! Thank you!
I am so happy this video was that helpful, makes my hours of sweating all worth it! Thank you for taking the time to comment @Justice Vibes
You CAN DO IT!
Thank you for your information 🎉
My pleasure
Lived here for the past 5 years. Very happy!
Glad you like where you live, John. I love how fast you can be in downtown Boston from Watertown.
Very nice city, thanks for show us!
Thanks for watching, Pr Deiber De Souza!
I spent several months in Watertown in 2010. Came to the US by the Work and Travel Program. I worked at Dunkin Donuts. Lived in an apartment on Main street.
Good old times!
Nice!
I WAS SO PUMPED you mentioned Russo's, and the Armenian stores! those are super awesome
So happy you like those because those are my favorites too, Evan!!! Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@BostonAreaHomes RUSSOS CLOSED ALONG TIME AGO IT IS AN ABANDONED AREA!!!
@@HENRYSBASEBALL yes, unfortunately. We all miss Russo's every day! The video was made long before there was a mention of it closing
Hi Nouné, interesting guide, thanks. My friend and I are planning a visit to Boston and Watertown. Would appreciate any information on a city tour. I am particularly interested in seeing the Armenian landmarks (churches, shops, cultural centres). Thanks.
Harry
Hi Harry, all that info is readily available online. Sorry, I don't deal with city tours. For the Armenian landmarks, the best way is to rent a car and drive around Watertown and visit 3-4 Armenian stores, Armenian Library and Museums in Watertown and Arlington. There are 3 churches in Watertown, one in Belmont and several others in other parts of Massachusetts.
@@BostonAreaHomes thank you for the reply, Nouné.
great vid! love that town
Me too, Watertown is awesome! @RobsBelli
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching @Jason Brown!
Why I am watching this I live here
LOL, sometimes it's good to see how other people see the same thing :), Jeylani Thiam
How much the rent studio or 1 bedroom
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Hi Noune, what's the driving time from Watertown to Post Office Square?
About 20 min, depending where you live and what time you leave your house, +/- 10 min
@@BostonAreaHomes Thank you!
My ancestor Norcross is on that statue
I love you❤
So sweet, thank you @Crusade Goddess Priestess
RISSOS CLOSED A LONG TIME AGO NOW IT IS AN ABANDONED AREA!!!
I think somebody bought it to make a bio lab
Russos is gonr
Nice town but schools are awful compared to neighboring communities like Newton, Belmont and Lexington.
I wouldn't call Watertown schools awful, I have many friends whose children graduated WHS and are in excellent colleges. The school rankings are not that high in Watertown compared to the other towns you mentioned, that's true, but their criteria is based on things like college readiness and grades, which might be due to how the students' families look at education not that the school is not providing them with the knowledge. If the caregivers are on top of things, the child does as well as the children in the other schools. If caregivers have to work 50-80 hours a week and don't have time to devote to their offspring's education, the grades go down. In wealthy towns, things are different.