Franklin Crossing is a condominium community in Franklin, Massachusetts, established in 1985 and comprising 156 garden-style units spread across one-level buildings. The subdivision is characterized by its affordability, accessibility, and proximity to key amenities, making it a popular choice for commuters and families.

Location and Accessibility

Franklin Crossing is strategically located near Interstate 495 (Exit 17), providing residents with a one-minute drive to the highway and easy access to Greater Boston. The Forge Park commuter rail station, offering direct service to Boston, is a short drive away. The neighborhood is also close to Route 140, enhancing connectivity to shopping centers, schools, and recreational facilities.

Property Features

• Unit Types: Primarily 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom units ranging from 943 to 974 sq. ft., with some featuring hardwood floors, walk-in closets, and updated appliances.

• Amenities:

  • Community pool, tennis courts, and playground.

  • On-site laundry and enclosed patios in select units.

  • Well-maintained grounds with a hilltop setting for reduced noise.

• HOA Fees: Approximately $484/month, covering water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and structural maintenance.

Neighborhood and Lifestyle

• Schools: Proximity to Oak Street Elementary (0.7 mi), Horace Mann Middle School (0.7 mi), and Franklin High School (0.5 mi).

• Recreation: Walking trails at Franklin State Forest and programs at the local YMCA are nearby.

• Shopping: Franklin Village Shopping Center and Route 140 retail hubs provide dining, groceries, and services.

Market Trends

Recent sales at Franklin Crossing reflect steady demand, with units selling between $250,000 and $306,800 (2024–2025). Rental units are priced around $2,400/month, targeting professionals and small families. The community’s appeal lies in its balance of affordability, location, and low-maintenance living.