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

Sudbury Homes Offer Classic Architecture and Preserved Wildlife Areas

If you’re looking for a great hometown in the MetroWest area, check out Sudbury homes. The town is located about 23 miles east of Boston and 25 miles west of Worcester and is a popular tourist destination, offering a quaint, quintessential historic town feel. This makes Sudbury real estate a great choice for people commuting to the larger cities. However, the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce is very active in the area and works hard to support local businesses of all sizes. They do this through regular networking events, advertising, and business education workshops.

The town has been able to maintain its rural character through strict zoning laws, which mandate that every residential plot must be at least an acre in size. Many Sudbury homes have been built in a Colonial or Cape Cod style. The classical architecture also helps to keep up the beauty of the town. A lot of the older construction in the area has been upgraded with high-end appliances, hardwood or tile flooring, and stone countertops. New construction is also available, both detached single-family homes and townhouses. Most of the newer development maintains the classic styles already established in other parts of town. Best of all Sudbury retains the honor of having a historic zip code, having been chosen over Concord, of 01776.

Sudbury Real Estate Owners Love Their Local History

Families checking out Sudbury will be pleased with the public schools in town. They turn in excellent standardized testing scores and have a track record of giving students a strong foundation for college and beyond. In addition, there are several private schools in town, giving families plenty of great options for educating their kids. In fact, you'll find the original Mary Had a Little Lamb Schoolhouse here! 

Not only does Sudbury have many great opportunities for work and education, it’s also stunningly beautiful and has a fascinating history. The northern part of town is mostly wetland preserve, and the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge is mostly located in Sudbury. Those interested in Revolutionary War history can pay a visit to the Sudbury Historical Society. The society has a great collection of photos and documents and is heavily involved in preserving some of the town’s oldest buildings. The society also holds a variety of fundraisers and lectures throughout the year to support its work and educate the public on the region’s fascinating history.

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Learn more about the MetroWest town of Sudbury, MA. If you have any questions or would like more information about Sudbury and the local real estate market, contact Rachel Bodner.

Rachel Bodner is a Full Time Broker at Coldwell Banker & is one of the Top Selling Agents in the area selling over 160 Homes from 2013-2017 with over 42 Sides in 2017. Rachel ranks in the top 2% 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.

SUDBURY INFORMATION:

• Distance to Boston is ~ 20 miles
• Estimated population ~ 18,317
• Total Area of Sudbury ~24,6 Square Miles
• Zip Code~ 01776 (Historic Zip Code)
• Residential Tax Rate (2018): $17.93
• Sudbury is bordered by Wayland, Framingham, Marlborough, Hudson, Stow, Maynard, Concord, Lincoln

SCHOOLS IN SUDBURY:

The Sudbury Public school District serves 2925 Students from Pre-K thorugh 8th Grade. The High school is shared with Lincoln and serves an additional 1641 Students

• Peter Noyes Elementary: grades Pre K-5
• General John Nixon Elementary: grades Pre K-5
• Isreal Loring Elementary: grades K-5
• Josiah Haynes Elementary: grades K-5
• Ephraim Curtis Middle School: grades 6-8
• Lincoln- Sudbury Regional High School: grades 9-12 Per Pupil Expenditure- 2017 ($17,132) Student Population: 1641
• Sudbury Public Schools Per Pupil Spending: 2017 ($17,132) versus National Average ($11,392)
• Percent to Graduate High School: (96%)
• Percent to Attend College: (86%)

SUDBURY POINTS OF INTEREST:

• Longfellow’s Wayside Inn: The oldest operating Inn in the Country since 1716 once owned by Henry Ford the Inns last private owner
• The Grist Mill: Built in 1929 as a working Grist Mill and used by Pepperidge farms as a full time production facility from 1952-1967
• The Mary Martha Church: Built by Henry Ford, still used for weddings
• The Little Red School House: Mary’s little Lamb School House
• Garden in The Woods: Set among 45 acres is a two-mile walk through botanic gardens, a pond, springs and brooks
• Sudbury Valley Trustees: Regional Land Trust that conserves land and protects wildlife habitat.
• The town of Sudbury has approximately 12 conservation areas totaling 100s of acres. Many of the areas allow Boating, Fishing, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing and camping:
• Hop Brook: (80-acre parcel) Camping, Boating,
• Fishing, Hiking, Biking, Cross Country Skiing
• Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge: Formally the U.S. Army’s Fort Devens- Sudbury Training Annex (2230 acres) Hunting, Fishing, Boating, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing
• Barton Farms: Camping, Hiking
• Cutting Farm: (54 acres) Hiking, Biking, Boating
• Davis Farm: Camping, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing
• Frost Farm: Camping, Hiking
• Haynes Meadow: Camping, Hiking, Biking, Cross Country Skiing
• King Phillip: (57 acres) Camping, Walking, Biking
• Lincoln Meadows: (78-acre parcel) Camping, Hiking
• Nobscott: Camping, Hiking, Biking, Cross Country Skiing
• Piper Farm: (70-acre parcel) Camping, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing
• Poor Farm Meadow: Camping, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing
• Weisblatt: Camping, Hiking:

SUDBURY WEBSITES OF INTEREST:

• Sudbury Ma Website
• Lincoln/Sudbury Regional High School
• Sudbury Public Schools
• Sudbury Water District
• Sudbury Town Crier
• Sudbury Chamber of Commerce
• Sudbury Public Schools
• Sudbury Schools