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Welcome to the town of Natick MA! Natick is mostly residential, with both resales and new construction. It has a strong business community as well. Scroll down to find more information on Natick.

Choose Natick Homes to Live in the Fastest-Growing Town in Massachusetts

Come see Natick homes and find a great place to put down roots, around 24 miles west of Boston. The city is easily accessible via the Massachusetts Turnpike or the MBTA Framingham/Worcester line of the commuter rail. Natick is considered part of the MetroWest area and is also one of the fastest growing towns in the state. The local business community is supported by the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce, located in neighboring Framingham. The chamber hosts networking events, as well as business workshops. Natick Center, also called Downtown Natick, was extensively revitalized in the 1990s. Today, it’s the main commercial center, with the town hall and other government buildings, as well as shops and restaurants.

Find Natick Real Estate and Enjoy the Personality of the Neighborhoods

Natick real estate is divided up into several distinctive neighborhoods. There are lovely cottages built around Jennings Pond, as well as Victorian stunners in the Walnut Hill neighborhood. Several neighborhoods were developed after World War II. Many of these large homes have been extensively updated and meticulously cared for. Those who want to have less house maintenance can check out some of the newer developments of townhouses and other new construction.

Families considering Natick homes will find many good public schools for their kids to attend. There are also a number of excellent private schools, including the Walnut Hill School for the Arts, an arts-focused high school.

Natick residents are able to take advantage of many facilities and programs sponsored by the town. During the summer, there’s the summer concert series, as well as day camps. Memorial Beach is open during the summer, too, and is a great spot for relaxing in the sun and swimming. There are many parks and playgrounds open year-round, as well as an ice skating arena and golf course. When it comes to shopping, the Natick Mall offers lots of stores for clothing, shoes, and items for the home. There are also several restaurants.

Call us soon so we can show you around vibrant Natick!

The word Natick comes from the Massachusetts Native American tribe and means place of our searching, named to celebrate John Eliot’s successful search for a location for his Praying Indian settlement. John Eliot was a Puritan missionary who was tasked to settle the Massachusetts Indians on both sides of the Charles River. Below includes more stats regarding Natick plus the latest home listings.

If you have any questions or would like more information, Contact Rachel Bodner today.

Rachel Bodner is a Full Time Broker at Coldwell Banker & is one of the Top Selling Agents in the area Rachel ranks in the top 1% of Coldwell Banker Agents Internationally & in the top 1% of all Real Estate Agents in the U.S. Rachel Bodner, a Featured Agent on HGTVs House Hunters has worked with hundreds of Buyers and Sellers since 2003. She was named in “The Top 100 Most Influential Real Estate Agents in Massachusetts”. She continually wins numerous awards in both Sales and Customer Service and is a Certified Relocation Specialists (CRS), Accredited Buyers Agent (ABR) USAA “A” Team Member,  Home Marketing Specialists (CHMS), New Homes Specialist (CNHS), and Accredited Staging Professional (ASP) to name a few.

Find the latest real estate listings for sale in Natick click here.

Natick MA TOWN INFORMATION:

• Distance to Boston is ~ 15 miles
• Estimated population ~ 33,006
• Natick used to be more of a farming town until the invention of the sewing machine in 1858 which contributed to the explosive growth of shoe factories there. By 1880, there were 23 operating factories and was once third in the nation in the quantity of shoes produced
• Zip Code~01760
• Residential Tax Rate (2018): $13.49
• Natick is bordered by Framingham, Wayland, and Sherborn
• Natick used to be more of a farming town until the invention of the sewing machine in 1858 which contributed to the explosive growth of shoe factories there. By 1880, there were 23 operating factories and was once third in the nation in the quantity of shoes produced
• Natick is a part of the famous Boston Marathon where runners cruise through the town every Patriots Day along Route 135/Central Street

SCHOOLS IN NATICK MA:

The Natick Public School System serves 5285 students and consists of Eight Schools:

• Bennett-Hemenway Elementary: grades K-4
• Brown Elementary: grades K-4
• Johnson Elementary: grades K-4
• Lilja Elementary: grades K-4
• Memorial Elementary: grades K-4
• J F Kennedy Middle School: grades 5-8
• Wilson Middle: grades 5-8
• Natick High School: grades 9-12 Student Population: 1543
• Natick Per Pupil Spending: 2017 ($14,044) versus National Average ($11,392)
• Percent to Graduate High School: (98%)
• Percent to Attend College: (85%)

NATICK MA, POINTS OF INTEREST:

• Center for the Arts: TCAN A Regional Community Arts Organization
• Natick Center, which is also known as Downtown Natick, is located at the intersection of Central Street and Main Street and serves as the civic and cultural hub of the town
• Walnut Hill School: Private School
• Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary: Part of Mass Audubon features 9 miles of trails
• Natick MBTA Commuter Rail Service from Boston’s South Station stopping in: West Natick and Natick Center on the Worcester Line
• Natick is the home to the Natick Mall which includes anchor stores such as Nordstrom’s, Neiman Marcus and Lord & Taylor

NATICK REAL ESTATE USEFUL LINKS:

• Town of Natick, Massachusetts
• Natick Public Schools
• Natick Recycling Information
• Natick Pegasus
• Morse Institute Library
• Natick Community Organic Farm
• The Center for Arts in Natick