Natick, MA - The Center of Metrowest Massachusetts
Through the years, the city has grown to roughly 40,000 residents and is more currently known for its role in the Boston Marathon, due to the 4 mile stretch of the race that passes through via Route 135. In recent years, Natick has completed many substantial infrastructure improvements.
The school system is highly ranked in the state and is one of the major reasons why this area so desirable. To learn more about the public schools in town, check out: http://www.natick.k12.ma.us/. The downtown area has received many upgrades along Central Street. The town website is a great source of information about the town.
Natick Town Hall So, what is there to do in Natick? One major attraction, the Natick Mall, is easily accessed by Route 9 and the Mass Pike, and is always growing. By mid September, the already extensive selection of stores will grow with the addition of new premium retail stores Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton and many more. Plus, if you can not find what you are looking for at the mall, the Route 9 “strip” that runs through Natick and Framingham has a large selection of popular retail stores and chain restaurants.
If you really like to shop and desire luxury living, how about some brand new high-end condos located just above the mall? Two hundred fifteen residences, known as Nouvelle at Natick, are currently being constructed and will provide countless services. Live in your own small city with world-class stores at your door shopaholics take note! Please contact FARS Realty Group if you have any questions about the properties or check out http://www.nouvelleatnatick.com/.
In the downtown area, there is a nice park in the center that is surrounded by many great establishments. The park is a wonderful area to relax, read a book or enjoy a coffee or ice cream.
Natick Center Park One establishment located at the center is the Bakery On The Common. This bakery is a great place to grab a cup of joe and try out a delicious pastry.
Bakery On The Common/Natick CenterJust down the street is The Dolphin Restaurant. The Dolphin is well known for its seafood, fair pricing and cocktail bar.
The Dolphin Seafood Restaurant and Bar/Downtown NatickAre you into tasting wine? Maxwells 148 located just over one half of a mile from the center of town is popular for their wine selection and monthly wine dinners. During the past three years, Maxwells has been awarded with the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. Click on http://maxwells148.com/ to find out more and to make a reservation!
Looking for a unique hobby? On Summer Street near downtown, you can find Barleycorns Craft Brew. Check out this spot to learn everything you need to know about brewing your own beer, wine or soda. http://www.barleycorn.com/
The Center of Arts/Dowtown Natick
City Golf Center Entrance
Cochituate Lake/State Park
Since Natick is a central location, the city allows quick access to all major routes including; Route 9, the Mass Pike (Interstate 90), and Interstate 95. Prefer to leave the driving to someone else? The commuter rail is a great option and Natick has you covered with two commuter rail locations (see map below). Hop on the train and be at Fenway in 30 minutes or into South Station shortly after. The West Natick stop is located right on Route 135. The parking lot can handle up to 178 cars and is $2.00 to park. This station has the most frequent stops out of the two Natick stations and is walking distance to the Natick Village condominium complex and the Kendall Crossing Apartment complex. CLICK HERE to view the schedule for both stops.
West Natick and Natick Commuter Rail Locations
West Natick Commuter Station
Natick Village Condominiums
Kendall Crossing Apartments
Natick Center Commuter Station Labels: metrowest, natick massachusetts
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