Massachusetts
Coachlace Pond real estate is regarded as a beautiful, but less active, market in Massachusetts for lake homes and lake lots.
Typically, buyers can find very few Coachlace Pond homes for sale, and very few Coachlace Pond lots and land for sale.
Coachlace Pond is a 33-acre freshwater great pond located in Worcester County, in the town of Clinton, Massachusetts. Boston is nearby, sitting at only 47 miles east, and Worcester, Massachusetts, is 14 miles south.
Boston Logan International is 47 miles east. The closest location for urgent care is the UMass Memorial Hospital - Clinton, 14 miles north in Leominster, Massachusetts.
When coming into town, grab a bite to eat at restaurants like Zaytoon, Clintons Bar & Grille, P & S Pizza House, and Sunshine Cafe.
Coachlace Pond is connected to two other bodies of water, Mossy Pond (28 acres) and South Meadow Pond (129 acres). All three ponds combined give residents over 150 acres of water and woods to explore!
Cartop boats like kayaks and canoes are popular here, given the interlinkage of all three ponds. The many culverts, bays, and inlets make exploring these ponds fun!
Once you're out on the water, cast a line out. Anglers fishing here can expect to catch rainbow trout, largemouth bass, yellow perch, black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed, and more!
There are many golf courses/clubs nearby! Some of the closest are The International, the Haven Country Club, and Cyprian Keyes Golf Club.
Looking to observe some fine art? DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum are just a short drive away from Lake Cochituate. DeCordova focuses on American contemporary and modern artists, with a 30-acre sculpture park outside.
Pack your bags and get ready for a fun day trip because we're going to Worcester!
First, check out the Worcester Art Museum. This museum houses over 38,000 works from European, American, Asian, Greek, and Roman artists.
Next, visit Bancroft Tower. This historic tower is on top of a hill overlooking Worcester providing great views of the city, especially in the Autumn months when the foliage is bright orange and yellow.
Looking to learn and have fun at the same time? Check out the EcoTarium, Worcester’s natural science museum! There's a planetarium, multiple hands-on exhibits, and even a working steam engine!
After a long day of exploring the city, end your trip with some delicious food at restaurants like Via Italian Table, Mezcal Tequila Cantina, The Sole Proprietor, and Armsby Abbey.
If you're looking for a quiet suburban pond where you can fish, kayak, or just relax in the woods, then take a look at Coachlace Pond. It might just be the location of your next lake home!