While once a rural community, Ashland is now a town with a more suburban and urban town with a population of about 17,000 as of 2010. Additionally, Ashland is the 115th largest community in the state of Massachusetts. This Middlesex County town is also considered part of MetroWest.
Ashland has about 12.4 miles of land with plenty of multi-story homes available. A rich history has followed the town, which was incorporated in 1846, meaning that plenty of older homes are available in this town often considered a bedroom community. Large historical colonials are mixed in with farm and ranch-style communities.
The town of Ashland is primarily residential with plenty of large yards and green trees. Single-family colonial homes are among the most common homes available, but you will also find townhomes and multi-family buildings for sale. It is easy to find homes with two and three bedrooms with plenty of land and several stories of living space.
Though bordered by towns like Framingham, Sherborn, Holliston, Hopkinton and Southborough, Ashland is a rural community with a lot to offer its new residents. Sign up for an open house in Ashland if you are considering purchasing real estate in town.