Known historically as "Clock Town" for its watchmaking heritage, Ashland, MA sits 22 miles west of Boston, offering a quintessential New England setting with contemporary conveniences. The town provides direct access to Boston via the MBTA Commuter Rail station and sits conveniently between I-90 and I-495. The town center area near Pleasant Street features rental houses within walking distance to local landmarks like Stone's Public House, an 1832 historic tavern, and the seasonal Ashland Farmers Market. The Warren Woods neighborhood presents housing options bordered by 100 acres of protected woodland trails, while homes near Ashland State Park provide access to a 470-acre recreational area with swimming and fishing. Located halfway between Boston and Worcester, Ashland combines small-town charm with easy access to major employment centers. The presence of the Sri Lakshmi Temple, one of New England's largest Hindu temples, and various dining establishments along Route 126 showcase the town's rich cultural diversity.