Welcome to Cohasset
Small, tight-knit community situated on the Massachusetts Bay
Step inside your New England reverie by relocating to Cohasset. Admired for its small-town charm, community-centric atmosphere, and gorgeous beaches, falling head over heels with this community is effortless. Cohasset is home to a population of 8,541 people, and is located almost 30 miles southeast of Boston.
Prospective buyers who seek an easygoing spot to call home — that is still close enough to the city — will find Cohasset to be extraordinarily suited to their needs. Residents of this town enjoy enhanced privacy, sprawling homes and lots, and bucolic surroundings. Nature enthusiasts are especially fond of the remote feel of this lovely town.
What to Love
• Breathtaking beaches
• Upscale and beautifully-maintained neighborhoods
• Peaceful community parks and green spaces
• Exploring Holly Hill Farm and other local, working farmsWompatuck State Park
• Small-town feel and a close-knit environment
Local Lifestyle
Cohasset is easily one of the South Shore’s most highly-coveted residential areas. What people seem to appreciate most about this area is its tranquility and close-knit vibe. With a modest population, getting to know your neighbor is easy — and encouraged! Spend your leisure time at one of Cohasset’s stunning parks, or at the waterfront. This spectacular setting fosters a laid-back pace of life that locals love.
Things to Do
Don’t let the fact that Cohasset is a small town fool you. Home to a myriad of sights, sounds, and experiences, you won’t have to venture far to enjoy your days and nights.
Residents can partake in menu offerings at the numerous restaurants that can be found throughout the area. Craving a waterfront dining experience? Treat yourself to a memorable meal at Olde Salt House, Atlantica on Cohasset Harbor, and at Cohasset Lobster Pound.
Head further inland to discover even more palate-pleasing eateries. Along (and just off of) Main Street, find your new favorites at bia bistro, Lenny's Hideaway, Seabird Coffee & Co., Fire & Stone Trattoria and Pizza Bar, 5 South Main, and Ava Cucina. Also, on the main highway running through Cohasset, check out the dishes at restaurants such as Route 3A Pizza and Grill, Cohasset Pizza House, and LUNCH.
Enjoy your off days to the fullest by getting out and exploring all that Cohasset has to offer. Consider yourself to be an outdoor enthusiast? If so, you’re sure to be pleased with the many local nature spots that can be found minutes from home.
Individuals who delight in being near the water should be sure to visit Cohasset’s coastline. Here, you can spend the day at one of several beaches. Sandy Beach is easily one of the area’s favorite beaches. Steps down the road, you can also take in the sights at Gunrock Beach and at Crescent Beach. Those who cast off from the Cohasset Yacht Club or the Cohasset Harbor Marina can explore the many tiny islands that sit just off of the mainland.
