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History:

Natick Center, which is also known as Downtown Natick, is located at the intersection of Central Street and Main Street and serves as the Civic hub of the town.

Many public services and public land use are located downtown. Municipal buildings like the Natick Town Hall, Natick Fire Department, Natick Police Department and Morse Institute Library are located here along East Central Street. Also located directly downtown is the Natick Town Common where many town events are held. An MBTA Commuter Rail station links Natick with Boston and Worcester. Along with the public buildings and services are churches, several banks and small businesses. In the 1990s new downtown construction of a town hall, fire/police station, and enlargement to the library gave the downtown a fresh new look. "Downtown was renamed the "Centre". South Natick Hills is a new development which promised to tip the political balance, with its 800+ residents, primarily young professionals and newly retired residents. Health concerns due to high levels of Radon in the neighborhood continues to affect real estate sales in the area and long term effects have yet to be determined.
South Natick

South Natick, known for its scenic nature, is where the Native American settlers first arrived and began the town on the shores of the Charles River. Housing developers like Martin Cerel lived in South Natick, and thus refrained from building major tract neighborhoods in this part of town. A common mistake is the belief that South Natick is a separate town or village, but that is not the case. South Natick is simply a section of the town, governed by the Town of Natick. This misconception may be due to street signage such as a sign located in Wellesley along Route 16 that has the destination listed as "So. Natick." Due to this and many other reasons, it is common to see mail addressed to South Natick, Massachusetts rather than just Natick, Massachusetts.
North Natick

North Natick is located at the intersections of North Main Street and Worcester Road. It is a primarily residential area but there is a retail strip mall at the intersection of N. Main and Worcester known as 27/9 which includes business and stores such as Staples, Super Stop & Shop, Building 19, Panera Bread, Five Guys, The UPS Store, and Hair Cuts Ltd. The Wilson Middle School is located behind the Stop & Shop.
East Natick

East Natick is a community of Natick that is located along Oak Street and at the intersection of Oak and Worcester Road. Notable landmarks include Jennings Pond, the Industrial Park on Oak St North, and the Lilja School. A sports and tennis club is located in East Natick off Oak St. in a part of the Industrial Park. The stretch of Route 9 in East Natick as one heads into Wellesley, contains a multitude of ever-changing retail businesses.
West Natick

West Natick is a large section of Natick that borders the town of Framingham. The Natick Mall, now called the Natick Collection, as well as the strip mall called Sherwood Plaza with its office Industrial Park behind, are considered to be the commercial hub of West Natick. In addition to its retail development, post World War II housing developments like Westfield, Pelham, and Sherwood as well as the National Guard depot and a golf course on Speen St brought many people to this part of town.

There are many businesses in West Natick along West Central Street as well as another MBTA Commuter Rail station in addition to the one downtown. The area in West Natick, along Route 135 is the most densely populated section of town, with its thousands of condominiums and apartments clustered across the street from the train station.
Neighborhoods

Natick is a small town, and thus, the various sections of tract development homes are considered neighborhoods. These were houses built by several contractors in the late 1940s until the late 1950s. Listed here, are a few of these sections.
Sherwood

One of the earliest post World War II developments in West Natick, the homes are colonial in style, with street names reminiscent of the Robin Hood legend. The homes were built in 1948 and the neighborhood remains popular due to the fact that there's no through traffic, and most of the houses have been enlarged with additions.
Walnut Hill

Walnut Hill is a neighborhood located north of downtown. It is known for the private boarding school, Walnut Hill School as well as many Victorian era houses lining Walnut and Bacon Streets.
Wethersfield

The Wethersfield area of Natick is a residential neighborhood North of Route 9. It is a typical 1950s development of Campanelli ranch houses, and remains popular with first time home-buyers, due to the relatively inexpensive nature of slab style houses.
Oak Street

South of Rte 9, this section began as a summer vacation area, with tiny cottages surrounding Jennings Pond. Over the years, some houses were enlarged, but the area remains quaint, and quiet with no thru-traffic. On the westerly side of South Oak, is a neighborhood of Cape style houses with streets named after World War II Generals. North of Route 9, other developments of small Cape-style homes were built in the early and mid 1950s and these houses remain popular with first-time home buyers due to the affordability of the houses. There are two Industrial Parks along north Oak St which contain office buildings on one side of the road, and larger warehouses on the eastern side.
Little South

Just south of the Natick Common, Cottage Street begins what is commonly called Little South, named so because of its proximity to South Natick. Little South nomenclature extends to the east portions of Everett Street, down to Eliot St. Homes along Cottage St. were primarily built in the early 1950s and are mostly modest, and well maintained. The best known landmarks in Little South are a WWII monument dedicated to the fallen soldiers from Natick, and The Tobin School, a private daycare and elementary school that has two large, attractive buildings off of Cottage St. Everett St. has larger farm homes situated on generous lots. Eliot St., which runs parallel to the Charles River, boasts some of the oldest and nicest homes in Natick.

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