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Ballardvale Crossing Andover Case Study

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20. Ballardvale Crossing Andover Spanning a total of 68 townhouses, Ballardvale Crossing is located within Andover, Massachusetts. This is one of the area 's newest buildings since it was constructed in just 2004. Offered in a townhouses layout, these units have a thoroughly modern appearance. Within the units, residents will find an open concept living room with a dining area. Designed to be exceptionally spacious, these units range from 1,503 to 2,450 square feet. Placed only a few minutes away from I-93, these condos are ideal for commuters who want a straight shot to downtown Boston. Within the neighborhood area, residents can easily walk to the Ballardvale train stop. The entire community is surrounded by the Shawsheen River Pond and conservation land. Because of this, many of the townhouses offer gorgeous, natural views. Within the townhouses, residents …show more content…

The American Woolen Company built a mill there in 1919. Today, many of the American Woolen Company 's buildings are now businesses, apartments and homes. The entire city has developed a suburban, modern feel. Because of its proximity to Boston, it has become a popular choice for commuters. The intersection of Interstate 495 and Interstate 93 is within the center of Andover. Residents can also easily reach Route 28, Route 133 and Route 125. The Ballardvale and Andover stops on the Haverhill/Reading Line are both within the town. Using these stations, residents can reach Boston 's North Station. While the closest airport is at Lawrence Municipal Airport, Logan International Airport is within 30 miles of Andover. Famous for the Phillips Academy prep school, Andover is also home to a number of top public schools. Older students can attend Andover High School or the Massachusetts School of Law. For private schools, residents can check out the Pike School, Phillips Academy, Saint Augustine 's Catholic School or the Andover School of

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