If you are looking to learn more about Belmont, MA and all it has to offer then you have found the right video. We will explore the best of Belmont’s lifestyle, school systems, dining, access to Boston, and the cost of living.
Stick around until the end because we will go inside the best bakery in Town.

Located only 6-7 miles from Boston with not 1, but 2 commuter rail stations, Belmont is not only close to the city by car, it’s easily accessible by train, bringing you straight to North Station, which is inside of the TD Garden, the home of the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics. Just next door you’ll find the Hub Hall, a massive indoor dining area with SO many different places to eat. You can also easily connect to the green line MBTA train to explore other parts of the city. All of this makes getting into Boston super convenient.

Between Belmont Center, Cushing Square and Waverly Square there is no shortage of places to eat. For coffee lovers there is Black Bear café, Belmont café, Ovenbird café, 2 starbucks locations, and Sweet Heart for bubble tea and smoothies. For international cuisine we have Café Vanak – a Persian restaurant, My Other kitchen, and the newest location for the best Mexican tortas – La Victoria. s The wellington for classic American, or Il Casale or Savinos for good Italian food. Belmont has a few good boutique stores but If you’re looking for more serious retail therapy there is the new Arsenal yards in neighboring Watertown, if with plenty of retails shops, cool restaurants, Roche brothers grocery store, and a brand new movie theater.

The town has 4 elementary schools, and in Sept 2023 will have a newly constructed joint middle school and high school and there are 10 different daycares to choose from. Belmont also has 2 private schools – Belmont day is for both boys and girls and runs from kindergarten to 8th grade, while Belmont Hill is an all boys school for 7th grade through 12th. Overall Niche.com gives Belmont an A+ ranking and the town is constantly ranked as one of the top school systems in the state one of the big reasons people move to town.

Belmont is home to Beaver Brook Spray Deck and Playground-A giant spray park and playground. Then across the street is the Beaver Brook reservation, which is a 60 acre park filled with hiking and biking trails, picnic area, fishing spots, and even a waterfall feature.

If you play golf, there is The Belmont Country Club It is a 18 hole course with a full pro shop, it has clay tennis courts, large swimming pool with lanes, small childrens wading pool, Cabana, sauna and steam rooms, massage facilities you name it they have it. For kids there are tennis, golf and swimming programs as well as a golf league. Lastly it has a excellent restaurant where they use locally sourced meats and vegetables.

In 2022 Belmont was the 9th most expensive greater Boston suburb with a median home price of $1,595,000 for single family homes. Only 11 homes last year sold under $1 million dollars, so if you want to buy a single family, then keep in that you’ll need a budget around $1.2-$1.5 to get a good sized home that’s move in ready. However, if you want the benefits of living in town and want to own real estate, condos are half of that with a median price of $731,000 and you will get an almost 1,400 square foot unit. Overall Belmont is considered one of Boston’s more affluent suburbs with a lot of large, spectacular homes.

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