Uxbridge merges urban and suburban living in the heart of the Blackstone Valley. With a historic downtown surrounded by wooded residential areas, the neighborhood has a little bit of everything. Located 20 miles south of Worchester and 20 miles north of Providence, this is a great place for commuters who want space to spread out when they clock out.
There are many lakes and ponds around Uxbridge for residents to enjoy.
Uxbridge is a town with farming heritage.
Uxbridge has a variety of lakes and ponds that residents reside along.
Quiet neighborhoods surrounded by trees are common in Uxbridge.
The town of Uxbridge is decorated with seasonal touches by residents.
It is common to see a variety of pets owned by residents of Uxbridge.
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From Colonial-Revival to Craftsman
Home prices typically fall in the mid $200,000 to upper $600,000 range. Closer to downtown, homes sit against urban sidewalks and might have low stone walls in front of them. In this area, find four-square properties or multi-family homes with Victorian influences. Moving away from Main Street, things spread out, and shady tree branches cross two-lane roads. Homes in this area might sit in established subdivisions with sidewalks and wide, walkable streets. Common styles include Colonial-Revival and modern Craftsman homes.
Condo living is an option for residents of Uxbridge.
Uxbridge has options for condo living for residents.
Single family homes with large front porches are common in Uxbridge.
Unique custom homes with personal touches can be found around Uxbridge.
Homes showing the colonial heritage can be found in Uxbridge.
Large victorian style homes can be found in Uxbridge.
Cozy single family homes are common in Uxbridge.
Duplexes are commonly found around Uxbridge.
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Tarot, treats and takeout
Marked by the Providence and Worcester railroad bridge, Uxbridge’s historic downtown area has Colonial architecture, old churches, and government buildings. “Uxbridge has a great local pizza place, UXLocale, that makes homemade, fresh pizzas and salads,” says Emanuel. “Everything is organic – farm to table.” Located just north of the neighborhood’s boundaries, this is a local favorite for dine-in and carryout. On South Main Street, The Fudge Lady is another community staple. A family-owned and -operated dessert spot, the shop has vendor tables at various neighborhood events and festivals. To eat at home, grab groceries from Hannaford on North Main Street. Cats greet patrons at A Touch of Magick. This metaphysical gift shop is a unique local store that sells everything from home goods to tarot cards.
Explore the various incents, jewelry, and more at A Touch of Magick in Uxbridge.
Uxbridge has shops with handcrafted jewelry and crafts.
Local enjoys a peaceful breakfast downtown at coffee shop.
Stop by and grab a slice at Uxbridge House of Pizza.
Residents can enjoy to the downtown shopping area of Uxbridge.
Stop by A Touch of Magick in Uxbridge and explore their wide variety of crystals and minerals.
A Touch of Magick is a unique shop to explore in Uxbridge.
Uxbridge is home to many homegrown businesses and mom and pop shops.
Depot Cafe is the local’s favorite place for Breakfast and lunch with many options to choose.
Uxbridge and its hidden art gems created by its own community.
A lot can be found downtown in short travel through south Main St.
Locals stop by The Valley Bean for their morning coffee and breakfast.
A stroll downtown Uxbridge can surprise you with a variety of shops for all needs.
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Light up the holidays
In early December, Uxbridge hosts the First Holiday Night Celebration and Parade. Enter your home in the Light It Up Contest, drop a letter in Santa’s mailbox or listen to live music. Locals will surely get into the holiday spirit with a parade followed by a fireworks show.
Home of the state Super Bowl champions
Students are zoned for the Uxbridge Public School District and can attend Taft Early Learning Center, which receives a B-minus from Niche, before moving to Whitin Intermediate School, which gets a B. These schools have a 13-to-1 student-teacher ratio. Then, they can finish their public education at Uxbridge High School, where Niche grades a B-minus and has a 10-to-1 student-teacher ratio. “Uxbridge has a brand-new high school building,” says Lindsey Sarah Emanuel, broker/owner of Lindsey Sarah Realty, who has lived in the neighboring town of Douglas for 8 years. “They have a great football program – they just won the state Super Bowl at Gillette.”
Uxbridge High School has a 36% math proficiency score.
Students of Uxbridge can attend Uxbridge Middle School.
Students of Uxbridge can attend Taft Early Learning Center.
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Bike, hike or fish at Taft
Taft Memorial Park spans around 30 acres of open fields and wooded walking trails, with Waterhouse Pond at its center. This mostly undeveloped park is home to the one-room Happy Hallow Schoolhouse, one of five 19th-century schoolhouses in Uxbridge. Locals can mountain bike, hike through woodlands or fish on the pond. The Blackstone River also runs through the neighborhood, offering scenic walking trails and spots to launch kayak or canoe.
Uxbridge is surrounded by many parks and trails in the area, all within a brief drive.
Residents can enjoy the many lakes and ponds around Uxbridge.
Uxbridge and its surrounding parks are ideal for our four legged friends.
Blackstone Heritage State Park is another neighbor of Uxbridge with 1000 acres of natural park.
Skaters and scooter riders express their creativity at Uxbridge Skate Park.
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Bridging the commuter gap
The neighborhood is bordered by Massachusetts State Route 146 to the west, which leads about 20 miles south to Providence and about 20 miles north to Worcester. For commuters to Boston, about 45 miles northeast, there’s a MBTA commuter rail in Franklin, about 15 miles east. A small part of the Blackstone River Greenway, a 48-mile bike path from Worcester to Providence, goes through the neighborhood.
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