Hopkinton Meadows - Hopkinton - Massachusetts
Close to the Westborough border and in a great commuting area is the neighborhood of Hopkinton Meadows.
Washington Lane is the major road in this subdivision along with the cul de sac streets of Baldwin Lane and
Honeysuckle Circle.
This attractive community has approximately 31 homes and was built by Pulte, currently the largest home builder in the country.
Hopkinton Meadows was built in the years, 2001 and 2002. These bright colonials range in size from 2900 to over 3,700 square feet and were built on lots that are ¾ of an acre to over an acre in size.
The homes in this subdivision have many nice features, including Palladian windows, generous sized kitchens, fireplace family rooms, three and a half baths, finished lower levels and hard wood floors.
Hopkinton Meadows is close to major routes, including the Mass Pike and Route 495 and is three miles from the Southborough MBTA station.
Whitehall State Park offers the summer enjoyment of boating of boating, fishing and hiking and is less than a mile from this community.
Best known for being the start of the annual Boston Marathon site, Hopkinton also enjoys the distinction of having an award-winning public school system that has been consistently ranked highly among schools in the Metrowest area. 
If you are thinking of relocating to Hopkinton or any of the surrounding Metrowest communities, please call me at 508-881-6230. It would be my pleasure to talk with you.
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Claudette Millette, Broker, Owner, TheBuyersCounsel
Your Buyer Broker in Massachusetts Since 1992
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Those homes are beautiful. Nice job on the localism post.
Have a great week.
Hi, Irene:
The homes in Hopkinton Meadows are very nice.
Thanks so much for your comment.
Claudette, this is a very good Hyoer-Local post for this area, nice job!
Russell:
I appreciate your comments on my post. Thanks for stopping by.