: The village is known for highly-rated public schools and is rated a top college-friendly place due to its walkability and safety.
: Key sites include Newton City Hall , the Newton Free Library , and the Jackson Homestead and Museum .
: Over 66% of residential real estate was built in 1939 or earlier, featuring many Colonial and Victorian-era homes. Local Amenities and Life 024605 zip
: Nearly 50% of residents have a graduate-level education, and the area has a higher concentration of adults with advanced degrees than 99.5% of U.S. neighborhoods.
: Residents describe it as a walkable community with a mix of local shops, bars, coffee shops, and tranquil parks like Albemarle Park . Postal Details : The village is known for highly-rated public
The primary ZIP code covers Newtonville , a historic village in the city of Newton, Massachusetts . Location and Geography Village : Newtonville , one of thirteen villages in Newton. County : Middlesex County. Coordinates : Approximately 42.35∘42.35 raised to the composed with power 71.21∘71.21 raised to the composed with power Proximity : Located roughly 8 miles west of downtown Boston. Community and Demographics
: It is a high-income area, with over 43% of households earning more than $150,000 annually. Local Amenities and Life : Nearly 50% of
: Newtonville is served by the MBTA Commuter Rail (Fitchburg Line) and various bus routes.