4) Sherborn
People looking to settle in a tight-knit community in Massachusetts while still earning big will enjoy Sherborn. This town, which has over 4,100 residents according to City-Data, has an old farm neighborhood atmosphere. People are well-off, with per capita income at $73,420. Not unexpectedly, however, that wealth is offset by the relatively high property taxes. Luckily, despite their financial status, residents do not brag about riches. Niche grants Sherborn an overall A rating, with one of its best attributes being great public schools. According to U.S News & World Reports, the high school is 4th best in the state. In general, this town is a good place for families with children. Sherborn has long been the site of hard cider production which was shipped out internationally. Even today, the town still produces some.
