The town of Sherborn, MA is located in Middlesex County and is part of the Metrowest region of Massachusetts. The estimated population of Sherborn is roughly 4,200. It is located around 18 miles southwest of the city of Boston. Sherborn is a residential community and has a rural feel with several orchards, farms, and public lands. More than fifty percent of the town consists of open space. Each property has its own well and septic tank system and the minimum lot size of the homes are one acre with most lots being even larger. There are miles and miles of trails through meadows and woods, which allow for horseback riding and walking. Additionally, residents enjoy swimming and boating in Farm Pond. There exists a strong citizen support for town projects and a commitment to an excellent public education system Sherborn’s highly rated public schools are shared with the town of Dover.
According to Trulia.com, the average listing price for the week ending September 2, 2009, the average listing price was $1,504,932 and the median sales price was $651,500 from June 2009 through August 2009.
Sherborn is bordered by Dover, Framingham, Ashland, Natick, Holliston, Millis and Medfield. It is located 18 miles southwest of Boston, 22 miles to the east of Worcester, and is 38 miles to the north of Providence.
Total Area: 16.18 square miles
Land Area: 15.96 square miles
Population: 4200 (roughly)
Density: 250 per square mile
Dowse Orchard
98 North Main St.
Sherborn, MA 01770-1511
(508) 653-2639
You can pick apples, vegetables, flowers, Christmas trees, and more.
Rocky Narrows Trail and King Philip Overlook
South Main Street
Sherborn, MA
Telephone: 508.785.0339
Go canoeing for unbelievable views of the Charles river or hiking with miles of footpaths and trails.
Peace Abbey
Two North Main Street
Sherborn, MA 01770
Abbey Office: (508) 655-2143
Visit the world-famous multi-faith retreat center created after a visit by Mother Teresa.
Farm Pond
Near Farm Rd.
Sherborn, MA
Go swimming or boating (non-motarized boats) in this highly protected area that is the size of a lake.