Welcome to Southborough, Massachusetts
Incorporated: 1727
Location: 28 miles west of Boston
Total area: 15.7 sq mi (90% land / 10% water)
Population: 9,767 (as of 2010 census)
Location: 28 miles west of Boston
Total area: 15.7 sq mi (90% land / 10% water)
Population: 9,767 (as of 2010 census)
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Get to Know Southborough
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Chosen #31 by CNN Money Magazine’s “Best Places to Live 2009,Southborough has a quiet rural charm enhanced by scenic roads, reservoirs, and open space, as well as two prestigious boarding schools, helping to frame Southborough’s historic village center.
Things to do in Southborough Southborough is a wonderful home for those seeking outdoor recreation including: Breakneck Hill Conservation Land offering walking trails, Sudbury Reservoir Trails, Chestnut Hill Farm Trails, Baypath Turenne Wildlife Habitat, and the Bay Circuit Trail, Southborough Golf Club, and Fayville Park. Education The town has 4 public elementary and middle schools, and is part of Algonquin Regional High School. It’s also home to the Fay School and St. Mark’s School. Annual Events Southborough Summer Nights, Heritage Day, Santa Day, Annual Egg Hunt, Gobble Wobble 5k Local Sites St. Mark’s School Fay School St. Mark’s Church Pilgrim Church Breakneck Hill Farm Southborough Golf Club Transportation Convenient to Boston, Worcester, and Providence, Southborough has easy access to Route 9, Route 495, the MassPike, Route 20, and Route 30. The MBTA Commuter rail has a station at 87 Southville Road, Southborough with parking available. |
