Rental – 36 N Main Natick, MA 01760 is now new to the market! by PATRICIA BAKER on AUGUST 1, 2014 · in UNCATEGORIZED Absolutely Beautiful & Sophisticated townhouse with gourmet kitchen, granite counter tops, large living room, sliders to balcony, hardwood floors, both bedroom suites with full baths. Close by to downtown shopping, restaurants & Boston Commuter train. Small dog but NO Cats. Can be furnished or not. This property features 6 total rooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, 3 bedrooms, and is currently available for $2,800. For complete details click here.   Tagged with: Natick MA 01760 • Real Estate • Rental 08/01/2014

Ed Hughes | www.efhughes.com | edwardhughes@comcast.net | (617) 875-4132 27 Plain Street, Natick, MA Great Downtown Location - OPEN HOUSE Sunday Aug 8th 12 - 1:30 4BR/2BA Single Family House offered at $545,000 Year Built 1870 Sq Footage 2,074 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors 3 Parking 4 Lot Size 10,280 sqft HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Update Antique Colonial * walking distance to town and train * Fantastic new Eat In Kitchen with top of the line appliances including * Aga Range with 4 ovens and 6 burners * Dishwasher with 2 draws * Custom Cabinets * 3 door Refrigerator * Granite counters * Ceramic floors * Large Center Island * Great Storage Space * Atrium door to deck * Beautiful flat, fenced-in backyard with great gardens * Large shed with electric * Great worksh... 08/07/2010

Natick Historic Walk date:Wednesday, May 12, 2010 venue:Natick Outdoor Store address:38 North Avenue  Natick, MA 01760 The walk route highlights Natick's 350 plus years of history. One 5km wak showcases the Victorian homes of Natick's Walnut Hill and the campus of Walnut Hill School. It includes local institutions such as Tilly and Salvy's Bacon Street Farm and Caseys' Diner. The second loop incorporate's the downtown areas with its historic common and residential districts. The walk is rated easy, suitable for strollers but not for wheelchairs. The walk is sponsored by the Walk'nMass Volkssport Club. Ask for the walkbox at the Natick Outdoor Store. Wednesday, May 19th  Additional Dates when:May 19, 2010 All Day where:38 North Avenue, Natick, MA venue:Natick Outdoor Store Wednesday, May... 05/10/2010

Center for the Arts in Natick (edit/delete) Tuesday, April 27, 2010  As the center for performing and visual arts in Boston's Metrowest region, The Center for Arts in Natick is a non-profit organization dedicated to community development by providing opportunities for people to build and strengthen relationships through participation in the arts. To fulfill that mission, the Center strives to produce and present performances, productions and exhibits that reflect the diversity of the world in which we live, and to enhance arts appreciation through arts education and experimentation. Through our shared interest in the arts, we find opportunities to appreciate our similarities and better understand our differences. Individually, the arts help us explore our world, improve self-esteem, ins... 04/28/2010

For residents of Natick, the town's proximity to Boston, and many of the tony western suburbs, makes it a prime location and top pick...  http://bit.ly/buM7ts   The Boston Globe summarizes the TOP PLACES TO LIVE, in its recent issue of Globe Magazine.  And as many of us who live here know, Natick is a super place for a number of reasons: Greater Boston’s 12 Top Spots To Live ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Many factors go into deciding where to live – schools, proximity to public transportation, green space – but the recession has moved one component to the top of the list for many people: stability of real estate values. That’s why this year’s Globe Magazine’s Top Spots to Live are all places that didn’t fare too badly or even gained value during the economic downturn.The Wa... 03/16/2010

Posted on September 15, 2008 by bostonkayakguy  Natick Days 2008 involved lots of eating, game playing, and socializing. A community event centered on the Natick Town Common, this annual event has become increasingly popular each year with families.  Pie eating contests, moon walks, jugglers, mini golf…what a terrific way to spend a Saturday! Natick Days attendees interviewed by the MetroWest Daily News  talked about the importance of community and family. Volunteers representing town organizations, youth groups, sports, and other activities were out in abundance, doing demonstrations and interactive displays. Only the cars are life-size… * Photo courtesy Ken McGagh/ Daily News Staff Hundreds of people spent the day enjoying the event and each other! Kudos to the many organizations, ind... 09/14/2008