Ranch for Sale at 91 Greenhill Rd., Westwood, MA. 02090

Ranch for Sale at 91 Greenhill Rd., Westwood, MA. - Sheehan Area  Location

Price: $510,000

MLS number: 71841662

Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1.5 Square Footage: 1,362 sq. ft.

Call Sheila Moylan, Agent at 781-816-9378 to see if this property is still available and arrange a showing.

91 Greenhill Rd., Westwood, MA -

You Will Love the Location of this Beautiful Ranch in a cul-del-sac section close to Sheehan Elementary School. Pride of ownership throughout this Ranch Built in 1958.  This home includes a kitchen, family room and half bathroom on lower level.  Second floor has 4 bedrooms, full bathroom and a living room.  . There is a paved driveway, oil heat-forced air, and Large lot.

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Great Location and minutes to town and highway.

Town Of Westwood

Westwood was first settled in 1641 and was part of the town of Dedham (it was originally called 'West Dedham') until it was officially incorporated in 1897. It was the last town to split from the original town of Dedham. It was originally to have been named the "Town of Nahatan:" “ a bill to incorporate the Town of Nahatan was reported in the Senate on March 8, 1897, by Senator Charles F. Woodward, Chairman of the Committee on Towns. No opposition to the passage of the bill appeared until it reached the House, when the representative from Nahant objected to the name Nahatan," owing to its alleged similarity to the name Nahant. It was desirable for the old, as well as the new town, to have the question of incorporation settled, if possible, before April 5, when appropriations for the coming year were going to be made. Therefore, in order to remove every trace of friction, however trivial, and thus expedite matters, the name was changed to Westwood.[1] ”.

Westwood is a town of more than 14,000 people, located just 12 miles southwest of Boston. The town is convenient to Routes 95 and 128, and two commuter rail lines. In addition to an excellent location, Westwood is recognized for the quality of its schools, which includes 5 elementary schools, Thurston Middle School and a new Westwood High School. Construction is also completed on a new library which opened in the fall of 2012. The town also includes a senior center, conservation areas, playgrounds, ball fields and an indoor pool facility. There are numerous Community sponsored events for the town's residents including a very active Recreation Department. In March 2012, Boston Magazine selected Westwood as one of the best places to live in Massachusetts. In July 2005, CNN/Money and Money magazine ranked Westwood 13th on its list of the 100 Best Places to Live in the United States. Boston Magazine (April 2007) listed Gay Street in Westwood on its list of the Best Streets in the Boston area. It is currently the 20th wealthiest town in Massachusetts.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 11.1 square miles (29 km2), of which, 11.0 square miles (28 km2) of it is land and 0.2 square miles (0.52 km2) of it (1.35%) is water. Adjacent towns Edit Westwood is located in eastern Massachusetts, bordered by: the town of Needham to the north the town of Dedham to the east the town of Canton to the southeast the town of Norwood to the south the town of Walpole to the southwest the town of Dover to the west.

Westwood was established in 1897. It is made up of a community of 14, 626 located 12 miles southwest of Boston. Westwood is situated at the junction of Route 95/128 and 93 and provides an excellent location for its residents with easy access to Boston, but with all the elements of a beautiful suburban community. Westwood also has two commuter rail lines and full MBTA bus service on Routes 1 and 1A (Washington Street).

Westwood is recognized for the quality of its education. Students consistently score in the top percentiles on national tests, MCAS, and the overwhelming majority of students graduating from the high school go on to higher education.  The Town has two libraries, a senior center, Youth & Family Services, and numerous community-sponsored events for the Town's residents. Westwood is home to over two hundred businesses in established commercial areas, each varied in character. Currently, Westwood is completing the construction of the University Station Project, a mixed use overlay project that includes a 2.3 million square foot retail, office and residential area, convienently located near the Westwood Station train, which is the sole regional stop for AMTRAK high-speed rail service from Boston to New York and Washington. The highway business district, Route 1, is comprised of larger retail and service establishments as well as corporate offices. The shopping areas of High Street and Islington's Washington Street provide retail services for residents that enhance the quality of life in town. Additionally, High Street houses the municipal buildings, the main public library, one of our fire stations and the police department. Residents and businesses are served by first-rate town services, with water from the Dedham Westwood Water District, sewer services from the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority, electricity from Eversource and natural gas from Algonquin Gas. The Town of Westwood Massachusetts is governed by the Board of Selectmen, which is made up of three members who are elected for three-year overlapping terms. The Town adopted a Home Rule Charter, which provides for the Selectmen, Open Town Meeting, and Town Administrator form of government. 

Neighborhood Elementary school is less than 5 minutes from this home in the cul-del-sac area.  Middle and High schools are less than 2 miles. Local shops are a short 10 minute walk from this location.

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