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1 Connector Rd., Westborough, MA 01581 Conveniently Located Near the Intersection of Route 9 and Interstate 495 1 Connector Rd., Westborough, MA 01581 Conveniently located near the intersection of Route 9 and Interstate 495. Worcester is 11 mi to the West, Framingham is 10 mi to the East on Rte 9. On Interstate 495, to the North is Apex Entertainment Center (6.7 mi) and New England Sports Center (8.2 mi) in Marlborough and to the South is the Wrentham Village Premium outlet (23 mi). Gorgeous home for family vacations & events, work, and athletic teams. This newly renovated home has two separate and independent units, Baja and Alto, each with over 1300 sq ft living space and furnished like residence hotels: • Kitchen complete with refrigerator, stove/over, microwave, dishwater, pots/pans, dishes, utensils, etc. • Heating and air-conditioning, washer and dryer • 1.5 bath, living and dining room, breakfast nook • 2 desks, 2 TVs, wifi • Lots of parking; walk to restaurants and liquor store Baja (7 guests), facing Connector Rd. 11 ft ceiling Alto (8 guests) $120 for 1-2 guest, add $80 cleaning $145 for 1-2 guests, add $80 cleaning fee and $20 for each additional guest fee and $24 for each additional guest Bedroom 1: 1 queen bed, 1 double sofa Bedroom 1: 1 queen bed, 1 double sofa bed, walk in closet bed Bedroom 2: 2 twin beds Bedroom 2: 2 Full beds Living room: Twin sofa sleeper Bedroom 3: 1 Full bed Discount for extended Stay: 5% for more than 6 days, 10% for more than 20 days. For reservations, contact Lee (337) 241-4611, [email protected] Highlights of Baja Highlights of Alto Food Across the street at 2 Connector Rd. Honey Dew Donuts: Take out. Informal chain serving up coffee drinks, donuts, pastries & breakfast sandwiches. El Basha Grille and Bistro. Dine in, take out, delivery. Fans visit this family-run BYOB option for falafel, shawarma & many other Lebanese specialties. https://elbasharestaurants.com/ Mon-Sat. Indoor and outdoor Lunch and Dinner. Tel (508) 366-2455. Thai Tamarind. Take out (online) Thai food. https://www.thaitamarindhouse.com/thai-tamarind-house Mon-Sat Lunch and Dinner. Tel (508) 329-6688 Walking to 17 Connector Rd. Owen O’Leary’s Restaurant and Brew Pub. Late-night watering hole (closes 11:30 pm) offering classic pub grub, draft brews & cocktails in a homey setting. https://www.owenolearys.com/ Indoor and outdoor dine-in, Takeout, Delivery. Tel (508) 366-9262. Other Westborough Favorites… Westborough Korean Restaurant (2.4 miles). Authentic Korean food including goat stew, hot pot, Korean beers and wines and with many small free side dishes. Lunch and dinner; closed on Tue. Takeout and reservations. https://koreaboro.com/ 7 E Main St, Westborough, Tel (508) 366-8898. Arturo's Ristorante (2.3 miles). Italian food, pizza, pasta, seafood and steak, full bar, private events, catering, take out and functions. Delivery, curbside pickup, indoor and outdoor dining. Mon-Sat. https://www.arturosristorante.com/ 54 E Main St, Westborough, (508) 366-1881 The Bistro (2.0 miles). Laid-back cafe serving hearty breakfast & basic American lunch options in an airy, simple space. https://bistro57.com/index.html 57 E Main St, Tel (508) 836- 3889. JP’s Restaurant Pub (3.1 miles). Best known for its generous lobster rolls/salad and spicy buffalo chicken wings. JPs extensive menu also includes steaks, fish and Italian specialties. http://www.jpsrestaurantandpub.com/ 168 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA Tel (508) 366-0627 Ted’s Montana Grill (2.3 miles) Old West-style steakhouse chain known for its burgers & chops made from bison. Dine-in, curbside pickup. https://www.tedsmontanagrill.com/locations.html 400 Union St a104, Westborough, Tel (508) 366-5050 Mandarin Westborough (1.9 miles) Japanese & Chinese dishes, plus a sushi bar & lounge, in a spacious spot with sophisticated decor. 132 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, Tel (508) 366-2288. Harry’s Restaurant (1.7 mi) Open-late classic diner offering fried clams & other seafood plus breakfast faves for over 60 years. http://www.harrysrestaurant.com/ 149 Turnpike Rd., Westborough, Tel (508) 366-8302. More Food Westborough Sapporo Restaurant 50 E Main St, Westborough (508) 898-1880 Dharani 291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 366-0090 Harry's Restaurant 149 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 366-8302 Mayuri 30 Lyman St, Westborough (508) 898-1888 Ziti's 290 Turnpike Rd #2843, Westborough (508) 898-2282 Cheng Du Restaurant 157 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 366-7489 Bertucci's Italian Restaurant 160 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 898-3074 Starbucks 140 Turnpike St, Westborough (508) 898-9421 Chick-fil-A 286 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 366-8407 Starbucks 140 Turnpike St, Westborough (508) 898-9421 Chipotle Mexican Grill 1 Oak St Ste 2, Westborough (508)366-0653 Dunkin' 124 Turnpike Rd, Westborough (508) 366-5784 Sachi Japanese Steakhouse 200 Union St b106, Westborough (508)366-7771 Panera Bread 600 Union St, Westborough (508) 898-3400 Adjacent Towns Szechuan Gourmet 271 Worcester Rd, Framingham (10.3 mi) (508)626-0347 The Oregon Club 117 Oregon Rd, Ashland (5.6 mi) (508) 875-9030 Stone's Public House 179 Main St, Ashland (508) 881-1778 Mexico City Taqueria 1 W Union St, Ashland (7.8 mi) (508) 881-3500 Tomasso Trattoria & Enoteca 154 Turnpike Rd, Southborough (3.7 mi) (508) 481-8484 ¡Hola! Restaurante & Tequila Bar 154 Turnpike Rd #150, Southborough (508) 460-2058 Yama Fuji Asian Cuisine 162 Cordaville Rd #155, Southborough (3.6 mi) (508) 460-9400 Eros Gourmet Pizza and Deli 162 Cordaville Rd, Southborough (508) 485-1411 LongHorn Steakhouse 191 Boston Post Rd W, Marlborough (6.5 mi) (508) 481-4100 Five Guys 197 Boston Post Rd W, Marlborough (508)281-4855 110 Grill - Marlborough 115 Apex Dr, Marlborough (508) 251-2027 Firefly's BBQ 350 E Main St, Marlborough (508) 357-8883 Mirchi Nation-Indian Kitchen 197H Boston Post Rd W, Marlborough (508) 357-6551 Fish Restaurant & Wine Bar 29 S Bolton St, Marlborough (508) 460-3474 The Texas BBQ Company 309 Main St, Northborough (508) 393-4742 Burton's Grill and Bar 193 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury (10.3 mi) (508) 925-7774 Pho Sure 114 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury (9.2 mi) (508) 425-3314 Uptowne Mediterranean Restaurant 1000 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury (5.7 mi) (508) 842-4544 Napoli Italian Deli & Catering 79 S Quinsigamond Ave, Shrewsbury (9.2 mi) (508) 798-7999 Willy's Steakhouse Grill and Sushi 2 Grafton St, Shrewsbury (8.1 mi) (508) 842-7220 Fun Activities Boston Badminton (2.1 miles) Our very own facility was built as a premier Club to promote the growth of badminton in the Greater Boston area through a world class 8 court facility, training program and tournaments. Email [email protected] to receive a FREE daily 2 hour court reservation (a $72 value each day + free loaner racquets) on weekdays, 7 am- 6 pm. https://www.bostonbadminton.com/ 169 Flanders Road, Westborough, Tel (508) 329-1710. Cold Harbor Brewing (3.3 mi) A small batch brewey that partners with local vendors to create artisanal hand-crafted ales, offering world class craft beer. http://www.coldharborbrewing.com/our- beers 108 Milk St #6, Westborough, Tel (508) 871-0919. Apex Entertainment (6.7 miles). Apex kids, bumper cars, ropes course, arcade, bowling, laser tag, go kart racing, sports simulators, minigolf plus Mindtrek VR, Altitude Trampoline Park, Planet Fitness, Half Axe and Breakout Games. 21 Apex Dr., Marlborough. New England Sports Center (8.2 mi). This is the largest ice sports venue for hockey, figure skating, and public skating in North America, with eight full size rinks, one 80' by 33' mini rink, and one studio rink. NES provide an all-encompassing experience with our pro shop featuring expert skate sharpening, two quality restaurants with viewing to rinks, a video arcade with the latest video games and year round leagues, camps and clinics. https://www.nes.com/ 121 Donald Lynch Blvd., Marlborough, (508)-229-2700. Sky Zone Trampoline Park (3.8 mi) Indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more. https://www.skyzone.com/westborough 290 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, Tel (508) 870-5867 Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers (11 mi) This microbrewery features a tasting room selling pints & growlers, plus pizzas & bar eats. https://jacksabby.com/ 100 Clinton St, Framingham, Tel (508) 872-0900. Broken Creek Vineyard and Winery (6.8 mi). Wine tasting: for $10 you get a Broken Creek Winery wine glass and sample five different wines of your choosing. http://www.brokencreekvineyard.com/ 614 South St, Shrewsbury, Tel (508) 925-5617. Tougas Family Farm (9.0 mi). Tougas Family Farm is a 2nd generation fruit farm offering, in order of ripening, Pick-Your-Own Strawberries, Cherries, Blueberries, Blackberries, Peaches, Nectarines, Apples, and Pumpkins. After picking, enjoy farm fresh homemade baked goods, apple cider donuts, and ice cream, and then visit the barnyard to see the goats climb their mountain of stone. http://tougasfamilyfarm.com/ 234 Ball St., Northborough, Tel (508) 393-6406. Nourse Farm (5.1 mi). Raspberry picking from mid Aug through Sep. From June through December the Nourse Farm Store is open and sells fresh fruits, vegetables, jams, honey, homemade pies, cookies, sauces, and other specialty products made from the farm's produce. http://www.noursefarm.com/ 80 Jasper St, Westborough, Tel (508) 366-2644. Wrentham Village Premium Outlet (23.5 mi). The Wrentham Outlets are home to 170 stores, including many top brands. https://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/wrentham-village 1 Premium, Outlet Blvd, Wrentham Parks and Trails Chauncy Lake Loop (2.2 mi). Chauncy Lake Loop is a 2.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Westborough, Massachusetts that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is best used from April until September.
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