Welcome to Pembroke



Pembroke is made up of 23.5 square miles of community residents and located about 30 miles south of Boston. It is situated at the head of the navigable portion of the North River. It is 16 miles north of Plymouth and 14 miles east of Brockton.



Pembroke is located off of Route 3, but other regional highways include Routes 14, 53, 27, 139 and 44. These highways provide connections to adjoining communities as well as Boston, Quincy, Brockton, Plymouth and Taunton and Providence.



• Family-Oriented: Safe neighborhoods, active youth sports programs, and strong schools make Pembroke a popular choice for families.
• Commuter-Friendly: Convenient access to Route 3 means Boston is under an hour away, and Cape Cod is just down the road.
• Natural Beauty: The town is dotted with ponds, trails, and scenic conservation areas.
• Affordability: Homes in Pembroke are often more accessible compared to nearby coastal towns like Duxbury or Scituate.
• Community: Local events, farmers markets, and youth organizations create a true small-town feel.



Pembroke public schools rank within the top 100 in Massachusetts. This public school district is made up of three elementary schools, one middle school and one highschool.



For those seeking private education, there are several options in town, including Derby Academy and St. Paul School. Hingham is also home to Notre Dame Academy, a prestigious all-girls Catholic high school.



• Price Bands: Homes generally range from $600K–$950K, with newer builds and larger lots reaching $1.1M+.
• Market Trend: Pembroke remains a strong entry point for buyers priced out of coastal towns. Demand is steady for updated colonials and new construction.
• Buyer Profile: Young families, first-time luxury buyers, and Boston professionals seeking value and space.
• Seller Insight: Homes with modern kitchens, outdoor entertaining spaces, and energy-efficient upgrades are commanding premiums.



Dining & Entertainment

• Local Favorites: British Beer Company, Mother Anna’s, Orta Trattoria.
• Nearby Amenities: Shopping and dining in Hanover and Plymouth are just minutes away.



Outdoors & Recreation

• Lakes & Ponds: Oldham Pond, Furnace Pond, Stetson Pond for boating, kayaking, and fishing.
• Conservation Trails: Tubbs Meadow, Willow Brook Farm Preserve.
• Sports & Activities: Strong youth sports culture, plus nearby golf at Indian Pond Country Club.



Schools & Community

• Pembroke Public Schools are well-rated and supported by strong extracurricular programs.
• A close-knit community with active civic and volunteer organizations.



• Is Pembroke a good place for families?

Yes. Pembroke offers safe neighborhoods, strong schools, and a true family-centered lifestyle, making it one of the most popular mid-priced towns on the South Shore.



• What is the average home price in Pembroke?

As of 2025, most homes sell between $650K–$900K, with newer builds and larger properties exceeding $1M.



• How does Pembroke compare to Duxbury or Hanover?

Pembroke is more affordable than Duxbury and less retail-oriented than Hanover, but offers larger lots and strong community life.



• How is the commute to Boston?

About 45–55 minutes by car via Route 3. Pembroke does not have direct commuter rail service, but nearby stations in Hanson, Kingston, or Halifax provide options.