Townsend Apartments

Townsend apartments are great to check out if you're looking for a place that has a touch of colonial history and a lot of charm. Because the town is close to Ayer and other areas of the Nashoba Valley, you'll have access to a lot of good things to do. Nashoba Valley Technical High School provides a good education for kids who want vocational training during their high school years. Route 119 provides easy access to both Groton in the east and Ashby in the west. If you prefer commuting with public transportation options, the MART bus service operates in the area.

One thing that appeals to people moving to Townsend is the fact that there are houses of many different styles, as well as condos and apartments. Among the top housing style choices are Colonial, Cape and Ranch. Homes for lease offer great convenience, both in terms of location and amenities. Many apartments are garden-style, with large floor plans that help make life much easier. Townhouses, with their floor plans spread across two or three levels, provide a lot of space for renters who desire it. Some homeowners in the area have taken advantage of having spacious houses and added small apartments as an income-earning opportunity. You'll always have your choice of good places.

You'll enjoy having access to the Squannacook River with its opportunities for fishing, swimming and boating. Enjoying picnics, along with camping and horseback riding, are other activities that you'll enjoy. Pearl Hill State Park, Townsend State Forest and Willard Brook State Park are ideal places for these activities. You won't want to miss the opportunity to explore the noteworthy Walden Pond.

There is a lot of interesting local history found in the area that you will want to explore. Visit Conant House or Gropius House for an interesting glimpse into early life in this community. The Minute Man National Historical Park is an ideal place to immerse yourself in local history in a way that brings it to life.

You'll enjoy the wealth of museums in the area. Drop by the Peterborough Historical Society Museum to learn more about the area's local history. If you enjoy learning more about scouting, the Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum is worth a visit. Art lovers enjoy having access to the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park. Parents have enjoyed taking their kids to the Children's Metamorphosis Museum for years.

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