Graniteville is one of Westford, Massachusetts’ most distinctive neighborhoods, known for its deep historical roots and blend of traditional and new residential options. Originally developed as both an industrial and residential village, Graniteville’s growth was propelled in the mid-19th century by water power, the arrival of the railroad in 1847, and the granite quarries from which the area derives its name. The historic district includes architectural remnants from the Federal era through the Early Modern periods, as well as preserved industrial buildings, picturesque mill ponds, and charming streets lined with both commercial and residential properties. The community retains strong historic character, with portions displaying dense residential layouts and original features that set it apart from newer suburban developments.
Graniteville Woods Condominiums and other subdivisions appeal to buyers seeking newer homes with modern amenities, including hardwood floors, granite counters, high ceilings, garage parking, and private outdoor spaces. The condominium complexes are professionally landscaped, providing residents with scenic yards and contemporary common areas. Prices have ranged from $465,000 to $630,000, with a median sale price around $555,000 in recent years.
Recent single-family home listings show significant activity, with prices such as $784,980 for units on Arapahoe Way and up to $1,338,600 for new construction in nearby Spaulding Hill Estates. Larger homes can exceed 3,000sqft and command prices approaching or above $900,000 depending on features and lot size.
The average home value in Westford is $804,959—a 4.3% increase over the previous year—indicating stable market growth and making Graniteville one of the area’s attractive yet competitive markets.
Rental options in the Graniteville area include spacious townhomes and apartments, often featuring 2–4 bedrooms, with modern amenities, easy access to both highways and local parks, and rents that reflect the area’s desirability. The average rent in Westford as of 2025 is $2,873.
Graniteville residents benefit from a wealth of amenities and recreational options:
Graniteville American Legion Field offers 60-foot baseball/softball diamonds for youth leagues, a community playground, basketball courts, batting cages, and tennis courts. This site acts as a focal point for neighborhood sports and recreation.
The Graniteville Woods Condominiums are rich with shared amenities, including tennis courts, a golf course, playgrounds, trails, a bike path, a pool, and access to abutting conservation areas. This supports an active lifestyle and a strong sense of community.
Residents enjoy proximity to shopping centers, medical facilities, stables, and houses of worship. The subdivision is well serviced by both public transportation and easy highway access, making commutes and travel seamless.
The neighborhood is also near beaches and conservation areas, providing summer and year-round outdoor entertainment.