Best Areas to Live in Cumberland

Cumberland's most frequently cited residential areas span a real range from the historic Diamond Hill area to the more established, higher-value North Cumberland section, reflecting the town's genuinely affluent, broadly livable suburban identity.

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Diamond Hill and Monastery Heights

The Diamond Hill area, anchored by the real, town-owned Diamond Hill/Monastery park, offers a genuinely more affordable entry point within Cumberland (Zillow cited Monastery Heights around $491,000 in April 2026) alongside real, defining recreational access.

North Cumberland

North Cumberland runs cited as Cumberland's higher-value residential area (over $806,000 per Zillow's April 2026 data), reflecting the town's genuinely affluent character at its upper end.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.