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Rural-feeling community within commuting distance of Providence and Boston
Just over the Rhode Island state line in Massachusetts, West Wrentham is a quiet community where locals live on large plots of land in spacious homes. Families are attracted to the area thanks to a well-rated school system and commutability to several major towns in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including Providence, Worcester and Boston. “It’s more of a slow pace of life. You have the farmland, trees, foliage – the whole nine yards,” says Amber Cadorette, Realtor at KW Premier Properties and local resident. “I had someone move there because they wanted that nice little dead-end street, a pond and their backyard, that tranquility. But you’re about 30 minutes from Providence and an hour from Boston, so it’s a nice, central spot.”
Take in the aerial views showcasing the charm of West Wrentham, MA, with its beautiful homes and spacious yards.
Entering Wrentham, MA, welcomes you with its historic charm, beautiful architecture, and enjoyable activities.
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Local farmstands and Wrentham’s outlets
Thanks to its rural nature, West Wrentham has several farms that sell local produce, meats and other goods. Christine Molla, owner/broker of Costello Realty and local resident, recommends White Barn Farm: “It’s great. They have fresh organic vegetables, fresh meat and seafood,” she says. Cook’s Valley Farm has another popular farmstand. For more standard shopping trips, Shaw’s and Big Y World Class Market are both about 5 miles north in Franklin, and Wrentham Village Premium Outlets has retailers such as Lululemon and Adidas. Franklin has more local restaurants, such as Rome Restaurant, a relaxed, family-owned Italian spot, and La Cantina Winery, a contemporary venue serving charcuterie boards to pair with wine flights.
Residents of West Wrentham, MA, and nearby cities enjoy shopping at the popular Wrentham Outlets for top brands and great deals.
Enjoy drinks with friends and an Italian meal at Rome Restaurant, a short drive from West Wrentham, MA.
Get fresh, locally grown produce at White Barn Farm in West Wrentham, MA.
For fresh produce and groceries, locals head to Big Y World Class Market, minutes from West Wrentham, MA.
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Relatively new houses on at least an acre of land
Contemporary and Colonial Revival homes built between the 1990s and today typically sell for between $700,000 and $1.5 million in West Wrentham. Most houses are very spacious, with over 3,000 square feet of living space, multi-car garages and large parcels of land. “Most houses are on a big acre or two,” Cadorette says. "There is definitely more farmland.” Homes often sit out of sight of one another, separated by dense woods or large lawns.
The West Wrentham neighborhood features a range of charming colonial homes with a rich history.
In West Wrentham, spacious contemporary homes with large yards offer an ideal setting for families.
West Wrentham, MA, features beautiful colonial homes that blend charm and history.
Discover charming colonial homes in the West Wrentham neighborhood, offering cozy living.
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Students attend a regional high school with highly-rated football team and band
Students in West Wrentham typically attend Delaney Elementary School, which has an A grade from Niche, for kindergarten through third grade. They continue to Charles E. Roderick School for fourth through sixth grades and finish at King Philip Middle School and King Philip High School. All three of these schools have B-plus grades from Niche. The King Philip Warriors football team has several championships under its belt, including the 2016, 2017 and 2023 Massachusetts State Championships. The school’s marching band, dubbed “The Pride and the Passion,” is also well-accredited, winning second place in the Open Class National Championships in 2022 among other titles.
At Delaney Elementary in Wrentham, MA, students thrive through a focus on learning and growth.
The Charles E. Roderick School in Wrentham works closely with families to support student success.
King Philip Youth Soccer games are held at King Philip Middle School in Wrentham, MA.
King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham boasts great education and impressive sports fields.
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Local conservation land and weekend trips to Cape Cod and the Berkshires
Swaths of conservation land in West Wrentham offer recreational opportunities. One of the most popular spots in the neighborhood is Joe’s Rock. Here, locals hike up the cliff face and through the forest to catch sunsets and views of the pond below. “A lot of families and people with pets go there,” Molla says. Birchwold Farm is another local hiking area just across the road from Joe’s Rock, where visitors can enjoy views of rolling hills, woods and boulders. Molla also notes that Wrentham is within an hour’s drive of Cape Cod and Rhode Island beaches, both popular summer destinations. “A lot of people have second homes out there,” she says. The Berkshires, a mountain range that attracts visitors for its vibrant fall foliage, is also within a two hours’ drive west.
Enjoy a peaceful walk at Joe's Rock in West Wrentham, MA, with scenic trails and a beautiful pond view.
Enjoy the fresh air at Joe's Rock in West Wrentham, MA, where trails lead to a scenic pondside view.
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Theater in nearby Woonsocket and Gillette Stadium in Foxborough
The town of Wrentham hosts events nearby, including its free summer concert series, Concerts on the Common. “There’s not much there in the neighborhood, but there’s plenty you can drive to within 10 minutes,” Cadorette says. Just across the Rhode Island border, Stadium Theatre hosts a variety of performances, including tribute bands, comedy shows and plays. “They have a lot of up-and-coming actors; they did Polar Express and A Christmas Carol during Christmas,” Cadorette says. Ten miles east of West Wrentham in Foxborough is Gillette Stadium, the home turf of the New England Patriots NFL team. The stadium has a capacity of nearly 65,000 people and, in addition to football games, has hosted major acts like Taylor Swift and The Rolling Stones.
Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA, draws locals from West Wrentham, MA, for Patriots and Revolution games.
The Stadium Theatre in Woonsocket, a short drive from West Wrentham, MA, hosts exciting local shows and plays.
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Commuting from West Wrentham to Woonsocket, Worcester, Providence and Boston
Wrentham doesn’t have its own commuter rail line into Boston, but nearby towns including Foxborough and Norfolk have stations where commuters can park and ride into the city. West Wrentham’s central location makes it commutable to several major towns: drivers can get the 30 miles into Boston via Interstates 495 and 95. Providence, Rhode Island is also 18 miles south, and Woonsocket, home to CVS Health’s headquarters, is 7 miles west. Worcester is 30 miles northwest and is accessible via State Route 146. Providence and Boston both have international airports, and Milford, 15 miles northwest, has one of several regional hospitals.
West Wrentham, MA, residents rely on Route 140 to commute to nearby cities like Wadsworth and Foxborough.
Residents of West Wrentham, MA, commute to Providence for shopping, dining, and exciting events like ice skating.
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On average, homes in West Wrentham, Wrentham sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in West Wrentham, Wrentham over the last 12 months is $902,500, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Stunning renovated antique "country" estate home located on over 2 acres of beautiful property with private rear yard & access to hiking trails. There's a large barn located behind the home offering space for horses, a workshop & more! This home retains much of its antique architecture on the exterior, yet the interior has been renovated with a large modern kitchen, open floor plan living room
This updated, move-in-ready home offers the space, comfort, and functionality today's buyers want. Set on 2.63 acres on a quiet cul-de-sac, it features a new roof, furnace, central AC with heat pumps, and a full-house generator for year-round efficiency. Hardwood floors and an open layout connect bright, spacious living areas. The kitchen is ideal for daily use and entertaining. A main-level
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