West Leominster Home for Rent

West Leominster is a neighborhood rich in history and outdoor attractions. Doyle Community Park, once owned by the Doyles, features wheelchair-accessible trails, gardens, and open spaces ideal for picnicking. Barrett Park offers playgrounds, hiking trails, sports fields, and a pond, while the Nashua Valley Conservation Area provides hiking options ranging from a 2-mile loop to longer 8-mile trails. The Frances H. and Jonathan Drake House on Franklin Street highlights the neighborhood's abolitionist history, having served as a stop on the Underground Railroad. For those interested in local history or a quiet place to read, the Leominster Public Library is a neighborhood staple. Homes in West Leominster reflect classic New England styles, including Colonial Revivals, gable fronts, ranch styles, and Victorians, many dating back to the early to mid-1900s. The area is hilly, with some residential roads showing wear and tear. The neighborhood is zoned for Leominster Public Schools, with the high school offering a variety of Advanced Placement and vocational courses. Residents can enjoy a variety of dining options, from The Fix Burger Bar to Brady’s upscale menu, and shop at local boutiques or chain retailers at WaterTower Plaza. The neighborhood is well-connected, with Massachusetts state Route 2 and U.S. Interstate 190 nearby, and a commuter train station about 2 miles away providing access to Boston. The Twin Cities Rail Trail offers a 5-mile route for walkers and bikers. For medical needs, UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital is conveniently located within the neighborhood.