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New Braintree MA

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New Braintree, like its neighboring towns is small and friendly.  The population was 927 according to the 2000 census.  This town is 20.9 square miles, most of which is farm land.
In 1992 the state police barracks was developed in New Braintree, clearly ensuring a high level of safety in the town at all times.  Reed’s Country store and restaurant, previously known as Adam’s, is the only store in the town, owned and operated locally by Ed and Susan Reed since 1977.
New Braintree elementary school is known for its small size, allowing teachers to pay close attention to each child.  The town is protected from large developments or businesses thanks to a group called C.O.S.T. (Conserve Our Small Towns).  This group managed to cease the building of a prison in the town, and continues to ensure that no major construction will occur in the future.
Also located in New Braintree is the Care and Share Summer camp, Camp Putnam, run by the Stewart Family.  Camp Putnam is located on 150 acres of fields and forest in New Braintree, and has been welcoming the children of the Greater Worcester Area for over 60 years.
Route 67 runs through the town, making work commutes simple and speedy.
Some interesting people who lived in New Braintree are the famous world explorer Rufus Putnam, and US representatives Alexander Dewitt, and Charles Delano.
74 Webb Road New Braintree MA 01531

New Braintree, MA74 Webb Road

Price$215,000

Est. Mortgage: $/month

Open House

MLS Number 72909506

  • Single Family Detached
  • Next Open House: Sat 10/23 12:00 pm. to 1:30 pm.
  • Bathroom 1
  • Rooms 3
  • Bedrooms 1

Tiny House Nation! You will be enchanted the moment you make the drive into New Braintree (pp: 1000) passing by fields, a tree farm, a bakery, pick your own flowers field, a farm store with fresh meats (featured on Chronicle) and then welcomed by an adorable tiny home with the most amazing yard and cascading brook flowing right through the middle connecting you to the garden and green house, storage shed/workshop with attached chicken coop situated next to an old apple tree for a “grab n go” while wondering through this very private amazing property with Southern exposure and a constant simple breeze for relaxing in the hammock. Entering this quaint home that was built with wood sourced from a local sawmill, you will be awe struck at how comfortable it is with just the right amount of room. Big windows overlooking the back yard and babbling brook, wood stove, cathedral tongue and groove ceilings, plenty of kitchen cabinets, everything is properly placed and thought out.

Listed by Elizabeth Talbot of Coldwell Banker Community REALTORS®

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Federal 30-year interest rate: 3.05% last updated on Oct 14, 2021
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