Settled in 1659 and incorporated in 1724, Walpole offers apartments for rent in a town steeped in colonial heritage. Named after Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first Prime Minister, this Norfolk County community combines historical character with contemporary living across its 21 square miles.

Renters in Walpole find apartment communities and single-family rental homes throughout the town's established neighborhoods. The 89-acre Francis William Bird Park, designed by renowned landscape architect John Nolen, features walking trails, tennis courts, and scenic meadows. Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,431, while two-bedrooms average $2,683.

Located 18 miles south of Boston, Walpole offers convenient MBTA Commuter Rail service on the Franklin/Foxboro Line for easy access to downtown. The town operates under a representative town meeting government and maintains highly rated public schools. While many residents work in healthcare, education, and professional services locally, the town's location also provides access to employment opportunities in Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, 30 miles away.