Neighborhood

When you travel along the scenic roads that lead you to Baiting Brook Farm, past sprawling historic farms, old inns and estate homes lined with classic original New England fieldstone walls, you can’t help but feel like you have stepped back into a bygone and simpler era.

Though you feel a million miles away from hectic life, Baiting Brook Farm provides that faraway feel while still offering close proximity to an abundance of desired amenities.

Whether you want to grab some groceries at Whole Foods in Sudbury, pick up a prescription at CVS in Framingham, spend some time reading at the public library, or enjoy a Sunday brunch or classic New England fare dinner at the iconic Longfellow’s Wayside Inn, you are within a 10 minute drive to all.

Want to head into Boston for some city fun? The MBTA commuter rail station with parking in Framingham is within a 15 minute drive. Need to get your shopping craving indulged? The Natick Mall and Shoppers World are also within a 15 minute drive.

With a neighborhood steeped in history yet convenient to the necessities of today’s life, you really have the best of both worlds.

Baiting Brook Farm is situated in the historic Sudbury River Valley that includes Concord where Paul Revere galloped to ignite the American Revolution and the town of Sudbury where luminaries of the 18th century, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow dined less than three miles from Baiting Brook Farm at the Wayside Inn, the oldest continuous restaurant and Inn in America welcoming guests since 1716.