he MetroWest Boston region is a cluster of Massachusetts towns lying west of Boston and east of Worcester, including: Ashland , Framingham , Holliston , Hopkinton , Natick , Sherborn , Southborough, Sudbury , and Wayland . The towns combine to represent approximately 184,000 residents with a labor force of 105,400.

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The Metrowest area has convenient access to four major highway systems: the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) and Routes 9, I-95 and I-495. There are also several Commuter Rail stops in the region.

Metrowest residents tend to be exceptionally well educated, with career experience in those occupations and industries that promise growth in the 21st century. The household income is substantially above the state and national average due to residents with high wage occupations.

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Metrowest Boston: Boston's Western Suburbs:

Natick : Located 18 miles west of Boston, Natick is a combination of suburban and rural living. Homes here include single family homes starting in the $300s, a variety of town homes and condos, upscale neighborhoods and historic estates. Read more about Natick...

Wayland : The bedroom community of Wayland is also located west of Boston. It is an attractive, semi-rural community with all the amenities and conveniences of modern suburban living. Planned use of open space helps retain the town´s rural character. Read more about Wayland...

Framingham : The town of Framingham is located twenty miles from Boston and is the hub of the Metrowest region. It is a popular choice for home and property buyers due to its unique blend of urban, suburban and "countryside" living. Read more about Framingham...

Needham : The town of Needham is another attractive community for commuters. It offers rail stops and access to the Mass Pike and 128/95. Read more about Needham...

Sudbury : Enjoy a relaxed rural and agricultural flavor in the beautiful town of Sudbury. Located 20 miles west of Boston, the community´s historic roots are evident in landmarks around the area. Read more about Sudbury...

Sherborn : Moving southwest from Boston, Sherborn is a former farming community that now serves as a bedroom community for Boston and the surrounding hi-tech area. Many houses built in the past centuries still stand, and historic districts have been established to include the old Town Center, a two-mile strip along North Main Street and scattered individual houses in town. There are many houses that were built before the Revolutionary War! Read more about Sherborn...

Wellesley : Here is a prestigious suburban community located on the Charles River, just 14 miles west of Boston. It is known as "one of America´s loveliest suburban communities" and is a draw for the affluent. Read more about Wellesley...

Ashland : Adding a Commuter Rail stop has boosted Ashland´s allure as a suburb of the Boston metropolitan area. The electric clock was invented here and the Boston Marathon runs through here. "Ashland Day" is a local celebration of traditional New England spirit, and it is looked forward to by businesses, residents and visitors alike. Read more about Ashland...

Holliston : "Oh, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright/ The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light/ And somewhere men are laughing, and little children shout/ But there is no joy in Mudville - mighty Casey has struck out." The Mudville neighborhood of Holliston claims to be the location of the Ernest Lawrence Thayer poem, "Casey at the Bat." Read more about Holliston...

Hopinkton : This town is located 30 miles from Worcester, 10 minutes from Framingham and a 40-minute commute to Boston. Beginning here in Hopinkton, the legendary Boston Marathon course heads towards the Big City each year. Read more about Hopinkton...