Located just 17 miles northeast of Boston, Beverly stands as a historic North Shore gem that was home to America's first cotton mill in 1787. This coastal community masterfully preserves its rich heritage while embracing contemporary living. The city's established neighborhoods like Beverly Farms and Montserrat feature diverse housing options, from classic New England colonials to coastal cottages, all within easy reach of Boston via the MBTA commuter rail's multiple Beverly stations.

The city's robust economy is anchored by major employers like Beverly Hospital/Lahey, Axcelis Technologies, and Cell Signaling Technology. Beverly's 23 square miles encompass distinctive areas like Prides Crossing with its coastal properties and North Beverly with its convenient access to Route 128 and the Beverly Municipal Airport. Downtown Beverly's Cabot Street bustles with independent shops and eateries, while the restored Cabot Theater serves as a cornerstone of the arts community. With attractions like Dane Street Beach and Lynch Park, plus the Bass River for kayaking, Beverly offers a perfect blend of coastal recreation and community amenities that make it an appealing North Shore destination.