Norfolk County · Massachusetts

Living in Medway

A welcoming MetroWest town on the Charles River, known for its schools, its parks, and its small-town community life.

~13,500

Residents

1713

Year Incorporated

~35 min

Drive to Boston

11.7

Square Miles

The Community

Small-Town Living in MetroWest

Medway sits along the Charles River between Milford and Millis, a former mill town that has grown into a residential community of neighborhoods, ballfields, and conservation land.

Families are drawn by the well-regarded Medway Public Schools, the town's recreation programs, and quick access to I-495 and Route 109 for commuting in any direction.

Why Medway

Things To Do in Medway

Weekends in Medway mean concerts and skating at Choate Park, trails through the town's conservation land, youth sports at the Oakland Street fields, and the seasonal farmers market and town celebrations.

Choate Park

The town's gathering place — a pond, playground, bandstand, and summer concert series in the heart of Medway.

Medway Public Schools

Burke-Memorial and McGovern Elementary, Medway Middle School, and Medway High School serve the town with consistently strong results.

Mill Town Heritage

Historic mill buildings and 18th- and 19th-century homes along the Charles River tell the story of Medway's industrial past.

Community Feel

Active recreation leagues, a busy public library, and town-wide events keep neighbors connected year-round.

Historic William H. Cary House in Medway, Massachusetts

Schools & Amenities

Education & Everyday Life

  • Schools

    Medway Public Schools run from two elementary schools through Medway Middle and Medway High, with Tri-County Regional Vocational nearby in Franklin.

  • Parks & Recreation

    Choate Park, Idylbrook Fields, Cassidy Fields, and miles of conservation trails and Charles River frontage.

  • Shopping & Dining

    Local shops and restaurants along Route 109, with larger shopping in Franklin, Milford, and Bellingham minutes away.

The Market

Real Estate & Neighborhoods

Medway's housing includes antique Colonials and farmhouses near the village centers, mid-century ranches and splits, and newer subdivisions and townhouse communities built over the past three decades.

Buyers looking for strong schools and newer construction at a more attainable price than the towns closer to Boston consistently find good value in Medway.

Historic William H. Cary House in Medway, Massachusetts

Around Town

Medway in Pictures

Historic Sanford Mills on the Charles River in Medway, Massachusetts
The Charles River
Historic William H. Cary House in Medway, Massachusetts
Historic Homes

Location

Find Medway on the Map

About 25 miles southwest of Boston · Norfolk County