Meriam Hill is a wonderful neighborhood just to the northeast of Lexington center. This quiet neighborhood is just a short walk to all of the shopping and amenities of historic downtown Lexington, and offers easy access to Lexington's superlative schools. Boston Magazine recently named Meriam Street one of Boston's best places to live.
It is an easy walk on low traffic streets to the brand new Fiske Elementary School, and access to Diamond middle school is a little further across Adams street from Fiske. Going in the other direction through the town center leads to Lexington High School which is less than a mile away.
Here you will find a wonderful mix of large Victorians, Antique Colonials, older Cape style homes and some wonderful brand new construction Colonials and custom homes.
In general you will find that the homes in Meriam Hill have excellent square footage. Homes in Meriam hill average over 3000 sq ft, but can vary from a small older home at 1500 sq ft to mansions well over 7000 sq ft. Lot sizes are generous and average 0.4 acres, you will find that they range from just under 0.25 acres to larger lots that can be more than 1 and 1/4 acres.
The boundaries of this area are as follows: Meriam Street goes North East from Massachusetts Avenue. Bounded on the east by Grant Street, and on the west by Hancock Street. Meriam Street winds through the neighborhood and ends when it tees into Adams Street, the Northern edge of the neighborhood.
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The boundaries of this area are as follows: Meriam Street goes North East from Massachusetts Avenue. Bounded on the east by Grant Street, and on the west by Hancock Street. Meriam Street winds through the neighborhood and ends when it tees into Adams Street, the Northern edge of the neighborhood.