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Hudson Real Estate Overview
Hudson Real Estate Overview
Hudson Community Summary
Hudson is a central location within metro west’s Assabet Valley region. Hudson prides itself on a vibrant small town feel, and boasts a downtown area that has been revitalized with brick lined sidewalks, and old style charming street lamps. Pride in Hudson shows during their annual Spring fest or even family friendly downtown trick or treating! Located in the junction of Route 495 and Route 290, Hudson is more than a location it is a perfect small town to raise a family and buy your next home! Hudson real estate is all about affordability, buyers will find tremendous value in this charming town.
Hudson Real Estate Facts
Average List Price - $240,800
Average Sale Price - $284,400
Population 20,000
Hudson Real Estate Tax Rate $14.16
Hudson Schools & Education
The Hudson Public School system has received state approval and funding for a new JFK Middle School. The schools enjoy the support of the Hudson Education Foundation, whose monies raised provide activities and educational programming that would not otherwise be available to local students, and a TAH/Teaching American History Windows Grant.
For all this largesse, Hudson also gives back. The Hudson High School Hawks' Andrews Helpful Hands students group supports families with children afflicted by cancer.
The Hudson Maynard Adult Learning Center offers English classes. Parochial schools St. Michael's Grammar School and Hudson Catholic High School as well as Caritas Academy of Arts & Sciences Christian School for grades 9 to 12 are available.
Kids & Family in Hudson
Recreational and cultural opportunities for families are easy to find in Hudson. Cycle the new bike lane on the Assabet River Rail Trail, spend an afternoon reading in the newly expanded and renovated Hudson Library Children's Room, relax at Centennial Beach, get wet or skate at Cellucci Skate & Splash Park, or spend a classic Saturday playing ball at the fields and catching some playground time between games.
Hudson Dining & Shopping
There's no need to leave Hudson for a good meal when it's home to the region's best Italian restaurant, Sofia Ristorante. Start your morning with coffee and a pastry at Ariba Coffee, hit Harvest Cafe for a casual lunch of soup and sandwich or, perhaps, Chloe, an American Bistro. For a laid back dinner, enjoy Checkerboards Pizza Restaurant & Bar or the Horseshow Pub, where they invite you to "enter as strangers, leave as friends."
Hudson shopping ranges from the traditional, Rite Aid and TJ Maxx, to the unexpected, FSP books serving fire, police, and EMS workers. In between, pick up flowers to brighten your home at All Occasions Hudson Florist or Apple Valley Flower Shoppe, take the kids to Toyboat, Toyboat, Toyboat, or spruce up your wardrobe at Giggis Boutique and Brooklyn Public Couture. For a mall experience, Solomon Pond Mall is in nearby Marlborough.
Hudson Community, Culture, Recreation
On July 4, 1894, boys playing with fire crackers started a fire that would destroy more than 40 buildings in the heart of town. Today, that rebuilt area is enhanced and celebrated with the recent restoration of trees, reproduction streetlights, and a brick-lined sidewalk.
The Hudson Community comes together for South Street Arts in the Park, summer concerts at Wood Park, and the River's Edge Players community auditioned theater group. The Hudson Library enhances the community spirit not only by its Wowbrary weekly notice service and bringing people together for book clubs or a drop-in chess club, but by its One Book, One Hudson program encouraging everyone to read the same book.
The Commute from Hudson
Hudson real estate offers easy access to Route 495 but no public transportation. The average commute is 45 minutes.
Resources & Links
www.townofhudson.org/Public_Documents/index