Natick MA
Natick, a small town, features distinct neighborhoods primarily developed between the late 1940s and 1950s. Sherwood, in West Natick, offers colonial-style homes with Robin Hood-themed streets, known for their expansions and lack of through traffic. Walnut Hill, north of downtown, boasts Victorian-era houses and the Walnut Hill School for the Arts. Wethersfield, north of Route 9, is a 1950s Campanelli ranch development, favored by first-time buyers for its affordable slab-style homes. Oak Street includes quaint cottages near Jennings Pond and Cape-style homes built in the 1950s, with industrial parks to the north. Little South, near Natick Common, features early 1950s modest homes along Cottage Street and historic farmhouses on Everett Street. Eliot Street, bordering the Charles River, showcases some of Natick's oldest homes. Notable landmarks include a WWII monument, The Tobin School, and a Virgin Mary statue near South Natick, adding charm and history to this picturesque area.
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