Wedge Pond

Located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Wedge Pond is a 21-acre pond located in Winchester, Massachusetts. Downtown Boston sits a little less than 10 miles south of the pond.

The closest location for urgent care is the Winchester Hospital, a mile and a half north, and Boston Logan International is only 10 miles south.

Grab a bite to eat at one of many local restaurants, like Lucia Ristorante, Bruegger's Bagels, Andrea's Pizza Winchester, and Nanabette's Ice Cream.

Small Wonder

Wedge Pond is the perfect place to kick back and relax! The most popular activity here is swimming, as there is a public swimming beach with a water park on its shores.

Paddling around in car-top boats like kayaks or canoes is another popular activity. A launch point is available to the public in nearby Elliot Park.

While you're out on the water — or on the shore if you prefer — cast a line out! Anglers should expect to catch largemouth bass and carp.

Explore Beautiful Winchester

Those looking for excitement off of the water can explore the beautiful city of Winchester.

Check out Middlesex Fells Reservation! This gorgeous suburban preserve is less than three miles away and offers visitors opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and boating!

The Griffin Museum of Photography is even closer, sitting in the same neighborhood as Wedge Pond, and offers visitors a small museum of cutting-edge photography to peruse. Works exhibited here are often featured in the Boston Globe!

Visit Boston

Boston is less than 20 minutes away from Weld Pond! There are an endless number of activities for visitors to do.

Walk the Freedom Trail and get a sense of the coastal city’s revolutionary history.

Catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park, a timeless American experience.

Check out Boston’s numerous museums like the Museum of Fine Arts, The John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum and Library, and the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Boston’s historic neighborhoods like North End and Little Italy offer breathtaking architecture and atmosphere.

There is no shortage of historic sites and monuments in Boston: Bunker Hill, Old North Church, and the Paul Revere House offer a glimpse into the lives that shaped American History.

Take a stroll through the Boston Public Garden. This botanical garden, famous for its Swan Boats, has over 600 varieties of trees and an ever-changing array of flowers.

Calm and Relaxing

Those looking for a place to unwind will love living on Wedge Pond.