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

Weston Homes Offer a Quick Commute to Boston and a Charming Setting

Anyone looking for properties in the Metro West should be sure to check out Weston homes. The community is just along the border of the metropolitan Boston scene, providing its residents with a rustic, country calmness and quiet escape from the busy city nearby. It’s a popular location for people working in the city. Weston real estate varies in styles, ranging from elegant New England architecture to charming bungalows and big lots. The many structural styles allow homey options to suit any taste, with many high end options.

Enjoy the Parks and Paths of Weston Real Estate

There are lots of attractions in Weston, many of which make it the perfect place for families. Weston is home to an excellent school system, including both public and private options, offering a fit for every child. The Weston Public Library hosts many interactive events open to the community and contains a large collection of books for the young and old. There are also many enjoyable parks, including Lamson and Burchard Park. The parks are the perfect places to host birthday parties, barbeques or picnics along the green grass, or enjoy sports such as soccer, baseball and basketball. Weston has many organized leagues for friendly competition for both kids and adults. The playground is a blast for the young ones, and parents can chat on one of many benches.

Weston real estate owners have the privilege of taking part in the small, close-knit community life. Taking a stroll along the neighborhood streets is a very popular activity in the town and the many walking paths make it possible. As a place that experiences all four seasons, Weston is filled the the smells and joys of every time of year. Although it is near the bustling city of Boston, Weston never loses its one-of-a-kind charm. It is the perfect spot for a life surrounded the peace of a small town, with easy access to the city life of Boston.

Call the office soon to set up a time to visit beautiful Weston.

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

WESTON TOWN INFORMATION:

• Distance to Boston is ~ 16 miles.
• Estimated population ~ 11,261
• Total Area~17.34 square miles
• Zip Code~02493
• Residential Tax Rate (2018): $12.51
• Weston is located near Wayland, Waltham, Wellesley and Lincoln

SCHOOLS IN WESTON:

The Weston School District serves 2,206 students and consists of the following schools:

• Country School: grades K-3
• Woodland School: grades K-3
• Field School: grades 4-5
• Weston Middle: grades 6-8
• Weston High: grades:9-12 Population: 757
• Weston Per Pupil Expenditure:2017 ($22,768) versus National Average ($11,392)
• Percent to graduate High School: (94%)
• Percent to attend College: (82%)

WESTON POINTS OF INTEREST:

• Weston Golf Club
• Golden Ball Tavern Preservation Museum
• Stony Brook Reservoir

WESTON REAL ESTATE LINKS:

• Town of Weston, Massachusetts
• Weston Public Library
• Golden Ball Tavern Museum
• Land’s Sake
• Weston MA Historical Commission