Weston Real Estate Information

Located approximately 12 miles west of Boston, Weston has a population of 11,851 (per the 2020 US Census) and was incorporated in 1713. A town with a rich history, Weston features several points of interest, including the Weston Friendly Society of the Performing Arts, the state’s second oldest community theater company, and Regis College, known regionally for its excellent nursing program.

Here are some brief real estate-related facts about the Weston community:

• Properties are serviced by private sewerage systems, and almost all have town water.

• The train line has three stops in Weston, and the train into Boston goes to North Station.

• The 2024 tax rate is $11.12 per $1,000 of valuation.

• There are three elementary schools – Country and Woodland Schools for grades K – 3 and Field School for grades 4 and 5.  There is one middle school and one high school.

• Weston is a town in Middlesex County.

Weston, MA Community Services, Organizations and Points of Interest

Here are some links to provide you with additional information on Weston and its many community services, organizations and points of interest:

• Town of Weston

• Weston Public Schools

• Weston Town-Crier (weekly newspaper)

• Weston Patch

• WCCA (Weston Community Children’s Association)

• Weston Community League

• Weston Garden Club

• Weston Library

• Weston Maps Online

• Weston Forest and Trails

• Leo J Martin Golf Course and Ski Track

• Weston Commuting Line Schedule (to North Station)