Sutton, MA Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Sutton, MA

Sutton is a quintessential New England town in Central Massachusetts' Blackstone Valley. Established in 1702, it boasts many farms and recreational areas. Lake Singletary and Manchaug Pond both attract many locals during the summer months for fun on the water and a beach as well. The town itself is rich in history. Waters Farm and the town common are both must-see sites. Whittiers Farm is still a functioning farm and a great place to get local produce and see the cows. Each year, Sutton happily greets tourists for its golf courses (Blackstone National Golf Course and Pleasant Valley Country Club), campgrounds and its state park (Purgatory Chasm). One of the many events that bring the town together to celebrate the holiday season is the Chain of Lights where trolley's take visitors to churches, organizations, schools and stores in town. Located just south of Worcester, 15 minutes from the Rhode Island and Connecticut borders, 30 minutes north of Providence, RI and about 45 minutes west of Boston. Route 146 connects Providence to Worcester with ease of access to the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90). Sutton is an absolutely beautiful town to live in, raise a family and most of all call home! less

Purgatory Chasm is a scenic and wonderful place to hike and picnic in a quiet, peaceful, serene environment. This public recreation area/state park is located in the town of Sutton, Massachusetts. The chasm itself is .25-mile-long and a fun, exciting activity to climb across the blocks of bedrock. There are two miles of hiking trails around the chasm, several areas to picnic, and a playground and visitor center. There is a $5 parking fee for MA residents and a $20 fee for non-MA residents (based on the vehicle's license plate). Put on your sturdy boots, pack a lunch and plan on spending a few hours exploring the chasm and surrounding trails!! less

Close to Route 146 less