Christine's Primary Service Area
Bristol County
From the working waterfront of New Bedford to the quiet neighborhoods of Acushnet and Dartmouth — Bristol County is where Christine has spent the last 23 years helping people buy and sell homes
See the Area
Bristol County sits in the southeastern corner of Massachusetts and covers a wide range of communities — from the historic city of New Bedford to smaller towns like Acushnet, Dartmouth, and Fairhaven. It’s Christine’s home turf and primary area of practice.
The county has deep maritime roots. New Bedford was once the whaling capital of the world, and that history still shapes the character of the area today — the architecture, the waterfront, the neighborhoods. Housing here is practical and accessible. You’ll find triple-deckers, Capes, colonials, ranches, and older multifamily homes across price points that are still reasonable by Massachusetts standards.
Bristol County is a seller’s market. Homes in New Bedford have been appreciating faster than most Massachusetts communities, and well-priced properties move quickly. Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking for an affordable entry point, a seller ready to take advantage of strong demand, or an investor eyeing multifamily properties near the waterfront, this is an active market that rewards working with someone who knows it well.
Find Your Place
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$12,985,000
Active
1 Mattarest Lane Dartmouth, Massachusetts
7 Beds 11 Baths 8,765 SqFt 1.35 Acres
$8,125,000
Active
169 Atlantic Avenue Westport, Massachusetts
5 Beds 6 Baths 4,343 SqFt 0.7 Acres
$5,995,000
Active
111 Slades Corner Road Dartmouth, Massachusetts
4 Beds 5 Baths 3,926 SqFt 12.4 Acres
$3,295,000
Active
23 High Street Dartmouth, Massachusetts
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,200 SqFt 1.92 Acres
$3,000,000
Active
335 Old Fall River Rd Dartmouth, Massachusetts
3 Beds 1 Baths 1,512 SqFt 162 Acres
$2,995,000
Active
5 Ellsworth Drive Westport, Massachusetts
4 Beds 5 Baths 4,153 SqFt 1.6 Acres
Main attractions
Know the best places to visit and enjoy in this area
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Par
One of the country's most significant maritime heritage sites, this national park preserves the history of New Bedford's whaling era through museums, restored buildings, and walking tours in the heart of the downtown historic district. It's a living reminder of the city's remarkable past and draws visitors year-round.
Buttonwood Park & Zoo
A beloved community landmark in New Bedford, Buttonwood Park features wide open green space, a pond, walking paths, and one of the oldest zoos in New England. It's a neighborhood anchor that families across the city have gathered around for generations.
Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust
Dartmouth has one of the most active land conservation programs in Southeastern Massachusetts. The Trust protects hundreds of acres of working farms, forests, and coastal habitat — giving the town a rural character that's increasingly rare this close to the highway.
Fairhaven Town Hall & Historic District
airhaven's historic district is a standout even by New England standards. The Town Hall, Millicent Library, and several other landmarks were donated to the town by Henry Huttleston Rogers in the 1890s — an extraordinary act of civic generosity that left Fairhaven with architecture you'd expect in a much larger city.