Weston, MA

Discover Weston, Massachusetts

Nestled just 15 miles west of Boston, Weston is one of the most desirable and affluent communities in Middlesex County. Known for its scenic beauty, historic charm, and spacious residential neighborhoods, Weston offers a rare blend of tranquility and convenience.
Incorporated in 1713, Weston takes great pride in preserving its rich history. The town is home to one Local Historic District, 10 National Register Districts, 26 Historic Areas, and seven individually listed historic homes. This commitment to heritage is overseen by the Weston Historical Commission and the Weston Historical Society.

Weston’s low population density—among the lowest in the Boston suburbs near Route 128—reflects its primarily residential character. Over 2,000 acres (18% of the town) are protected open space, offering residents access to fields, forests, wetlands, and 90 miles of scenic trails perfect for hiking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing. The town’s 37 designated scenic roads enhance its semi-rural charm and timeless New England character.

Weston is an exceptional place to call home for those seeking privacy, natural beauty, and a strong sense of community—just a short drive from the heart of Boston.