Located along the historic Battle Road where the American Revolution began, Arlington combines its rich colonial heritage with contemporary living just six miles northwest of Boston. This charming suburb features tree-lined streets showcasing diverse architectural styles, from classic Colonials to updated mid-century homes. Arlington Heights captivates residents with its elevated views of the Boston skyline and direct access to the Minuteman Bikeway, while East Arlington's walkable streets place residents steps from local coffee shops, restaurants, and specialty markets. Arlington Center serves as the town's hub with its mix of shops and residences, offering multiple MBTA bus routes (77, 79, and 350) that connect to Cambridge and downtown Boston. The average commute to Boston's financial district or Cambridge takes approximately 30 minutes. Rental houses near Spy Pond provide opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and walking trails, while properties near Robbins Farm Park offer sweeping views of the Boston skyline. With a median household income of $134,753 and average three-bedroom rental rates around $5,204, Arlington maintains a strong rental market in a historically significant setting.