AboutWayland
Wayland, MA, located about 18 miles west of Boston, is a quiet and picturesque suburban town with a population of around 14,000. Known for its rural charm and excellent schools, Wayland offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of urban life. The town’s housing options include historic farmhouses, colonial-style homes, and newer properties set on spacious lots, reflecting its commitment to preserving open spaces and a strong sense of community.
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WaylandLocal Schools
- The Children's Way Preschool
- Claypit Hill School
- Happy Hollow School
- Loker Elementary School
- Wayland Middle School
- Wayland High School
WaylandHistory
Founded in 1638 as Sudbury Plantation and incorporated as Wayland in 1780, the town has a rich colonial history. Wayland is home to the historic First Parish Meetinghouse, built in 1815, and has deep ties to the abolitionist movement, with residents playing key roles in the Underground Railroad. The town’s history is preserved and celebrated through its Historical Society and landmarks.
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Wayland is renowned for its top-rated schools, such as Wayland High School, and its abundant recreational opportunities, including hiking trails at Heard Farm and Cochituate State Park. Its strong community spirit is reflected in local events like the Wayland Farmers’ Market and seasonal celebrations. With its rich history, natural beauty, and excellent amenities, Wayland offers an idyllic lifestyle for its residents.
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