Reasons to Live in Middlesex County
Education

The biggest draw to Middlesex County is its array of top-rated schools in the United States. Often addressed as the world's intellectual capital, Cambridge is home to two of the world's most prestigious higher institutions. Harvard University, the oldest institution of higher learning in America, is in Cambridge. The institution is part of the NCAA Division 1 Ivy League Athletics. Cambridge is also home to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the world's top residential research Universities. Lesley University and Hult International Business School are some of the other higher institutions in the county.
Quality Restaurants

The quality of restaurants on display in Middlesex county can rival some of the biggest counties in the United States. The Firefly American Bistro & Bar has the best-grilled steak tips you will find in the whole of Middlesex, while Sahel Restaurants and Lodge has great African dishes. You should visit the Azucar Tapas Bar for Mexican food, while Asian food lovers can take a trip to Asian Gourmet Restaurant in Concord.
Recreation

Middlesex County has a wide range of recreational parks for adults and children. Constructed in 1991 and rebuilt in 2016, the Castle in the Trees is a park with two playgrounds, swings and bouncers for children to have fun. Another popular park in the county is Mary Cummings Park. The Mary Cummings Park has 216-acre of space and accessible trails for use. Some of the other parks in the county are Wilson Park, Fellsmere Park, and Warren H Manning State Forest.