Plymouth offers a mix of single‑family homes, waterfront and suburban lots, and some townhomes and condos. Many properties reflect New England style with mature landscapes and established neighborhoods.

Plymouth is served by public schools across several districts and offers both elementary and secondary education options. Prospective buyers should check the specific school zone for each property.

Recent data show the median sold home price around $650,000 with a year‑over‑year increase of about 7.4%. Homes tend to move quickly in many cases.

The market is described as a seller’s market: homes often sell for approximately asking price and inventory is relatively tight.

Plymouth combines coastal New England charm—beaches, historical sites, green spaces—with suburban amenities. Commuting options and access to regional centers make it attractive for many buyers.

Yes — With steady price growth and desirable location features, Plymouth holds investment potential. That said, investors should assess property condition, location, and long‑term demand.

Important factors include: property age and maintenance, proximity to amenities/waterfront, flood or coastal exposure (if applicable), and understanding lot/zone specifics. Conducting local market comparables is recommended.