Wendell, Massachusetts, located in Franklin County, is considered to be incorporated within the Springfield Metropolitan Statistical Area. With a small population of only 848 people as of the 2010 census, its wooded landscape and stunning lake makes it a haven for rest and relaxation. Notably, Wendell's town center is designated as a historic district, adding to its charm and authenticity. The town is a natural beauty, as it is located near Millers River and Wendell State Forest. The forest includes 7,566 acres dotted with ponds, streams, and hiking trails. Ruggles Pond is a key recreational waterway where swimming and fishing are possible, and boating is a prevalent choice on Wickett Pond. Houses are full of character, exceptional details, and charisma, all while being extremely economically priced and in an ideal location. Capes and Colonials are readily available, boasting quality craftsmanship. Some lands contain barns, while others are only a short distance to the beaches of the lakes or ponds. Many abodes are situated on multi-acre land where owning animals, such as dogs, cats, or chickens, is extremely suitable. If you are looking for a dwelling near a stunning waterway, are fond of outdoor activities, or simply want a secluded retreat to call your own, don't hesitate to sign up to attend an open house and uncover what Wendell has to offer.