The town of Wellesley is situated approximately 16 miles from Boston. This charming historic town has so much to offer. The key appealing features are the vibrant downtown, excellence in the schools, 3 college campuses, protected open space and trails, and the train that goes inbound into Boston and outbound to Framingham and Waltham. Wellesley is one of the most sought-after suburbs west of Boston.
The main streets in Wellesley center provide a host of restaurants and shops. Small businesses, clothing boutiques, home décor, cafes, bookstore, and various dining options comprise this town center. Linden Square is a second shopping stop with the Roche Bros supermarket as its anchor. Restaurants and specialty shops are abundant in this area.
Academia is very much a part of this small town. There are three Colleges and one private school in Wellesley. Wellesley College, Babson College, and Mass Bay Community College all have programs that are open to residents. Dana Hall is an esteemed private school.
Education in Wellesley is a priority. There are 7 elementary schools, one middle school, and Wellesley High School. The PK-12 program includes a Science and Industrial Technology curriculum recognizing the importance of teaching for today’s world. Small classroom sizes, high caliber teachers, and an up to date curriculum, are some of the reasons for the high ranking of the Wellesley schools. Athletics are important on every level. The Middle School offers everything from ice hockey to outdoor track, to tennis and football and more.
Wellesley has attracted many famous people. Authors, poets, Nobel prize winner, Historians, Olympic cyclist, Economist, Musicians, Athletes, Former US Secretary of State, General manager of the Celtics, CEO of Bank of America, Comedians, Emmy award winner, film director/writer. and more.
Open Space, Conservation Land, and hiking trails are well preserved in Wellesley.
The Wellesley Conservation Land Trust maintains 10 sanctuaries. The Charles River link is part of the Charles River Network leading to Needham, Dover, Medfield. There are 46 miles of trails with 6 areas with walking trails. 255 Acres of active recreation areas include 8 recreation parks offering fishing and boating, swimming, tracks, playing fields, basketball courts, multiple baseball, soccer, tee-ball, and lacrosse fields, tennis courts, and volleyball court.
A real jewel, Elm Bank is a horticulturist haven with its magnificent gardens.
The public transportation system is a tremendous asset to the town. There are three train stations in Wellesley with inbound and outbound trains.
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