Uncommonly convenient. Located in the heart of the town of Wayland, Wayland Commons puts the best of the area within easy reach. Walk to Whole Foods. Explore miles of meadows along the Sudbury River. Golf, jog or cross-country ski. Spend a day at the DeCordova Museum. Hike through Cochituate State Park. Enjoy unique, local artisanal shops to an upscale shopping experience at The Natick Collection or Chestnut Hill Mall. The convenience of Rt. 128 and the excitement of Boston are at your beck and call. Country paths to country clubs, Wayland Commons is a sophisticated way to go.

Uncommonly welcoming. Founded in 1638, Wayland is a town with a proud colonial history and a modern sense of community. Committed to excellence in education, the Town of Wayland has great schools that have been consistently ranked among the best. Wayland’s ongoing commitment to land preservation places Wayland among the top five communities in the state in conservation acreage. From the Sudbury River to Cow Common and Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, this is a unique environment in which to live and grow. As the first new community to be built in the Town of Wayland since 1998, Wayland Commons offers an incomparable opportunity to experience a vibrant lifestyle, the Wayland way.

Photo above courtesy of the DeCordova Museum: Douglas Kornfeld, Ozymandias, 2009, wood, paint, steel, 18’ x 16’ x 2’, Funded by the Nathaniel Saltonstall Arts Fund.