About Berkley

Berkley is a relatively small community found in the southeastern portion of the state of Massachusetts. In fact, Berkley is the least populous town in Bristol County with a population of approximately five thousand seven hundred residents. Berkley was originally settled in the year sixteen thirty eight, and was incorporated as a town in the year seventeen thirty five. Berkley was named after Bishop George Berkeley, although an “e” was accidentally omitted. Residents of a Berkley apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy the rustic, pleasant charm of a small New England town.

Educational opportunities in Berkley are offered by the Berkley Community School, Berkley Middle School, Somerset High School, Bristol County Agricultural High School, Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School, and Coyle and Cassidy High School. Some interesting attractions found in Berkley are the Bridge Village Heritage Park and Dighton Rock. Residents of a Berkley apartment rental or home rental can enjoy nearby recreational sites such as Dighton Rock State Park, Ryan Family Amusement Center, Memorial Park, Massasoit State Park, Freetown-Fall River State Forest, and Hopewell Park.

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