Your Guide to Buying a Home in Sudbury, MA

Buying a Home in Sudbury, Massachusetts

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Sudbury is located in Middlesex County

Population: 14,358 Sudbury was incorporated in 1639 and has a current population of 16,943. Sudbury offers serenity, excellent schools, a vibrant shopping district along Route 20 and a decent commute to Boston and Cambridge areas. Although housing prices (prices start at about $300,000 and go up to $2 million) are higher than neighbors to the west and south, most residents feel Sudbury offers an agreeable lifestyle.

Recreational activities consist of Atkinson Town Pool, Teen Center, Supervised Summer Playground Program, Tennis Courts and Instruction, Band Concerts, July 4th Celebration, Facilities and Programs for: Baseball, SoftBall, Basketball, Football, Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Hockey, Ice Skating, Soccer, Skateboarding and Tot Lot Park.

The Sudbury Public Schools strive to enable all students to reach their intellectual and personal potential. The school system, in partnership with families and community, will work with integrity and respect to realize the shared vision of enabling students to become lifelong learners and effective contributors to society.

Step back in time to the Inn that represents the glory of Colonial New England. Immortalized in 1863 by Longfellow in his Tales of a Wayside Inn, this 280 year-old landmark continues today as an Inn, restaurant and museum. Enjoy antique-filled guest rooms and full-course Yankee fare. Take a stroll--you could see a wedding at the white-steepled chapel or an artist sketching at the Grist Mill. Visit the “Little Red Schoolhouse” (of Mary’s lamb fame), that attracts children worldwide .

Here's the scoop on driving from Sudbury: You can get to Boston in about 30 minutes if traffic is light using Rte 128/I90. Or you can try the back route along Rte 117/Rte 2 . You are only a short hop to Marlboro and Route 495 also. Shop til you drop on Route 20 in minutes for groceries and specialty items. You're also just a short drive away from Framingham's Golden Mile of shopping and restaurants. People love Sudbury because it's quiet, country, suburban yet only minutes to the hustle and bustle everywhere else.