Sudbury, Massachusetts is located in Middlesex County, Sudbury is about 20 miles west of Boston. Rte 20 which runs through Sudbury leads directly to Rte 128. The bordering towns of Lincoln, Concord, Weston and Framingham all have Commuter Rail stations leading to Boston. Framingham has a bus terminal with buses leaving for Logan Airport every 20 minutes. Within a half hour from Sudbury, you can be in the city with all of its culture and entertainment or in the country picking apples, cutting down Christmas trees, hiking or skiing.<br> Sudbury is a charming community located about 20 miles west of Boston. Most of the homes in town are situated on wooded lots about one-half to one acre in size and Pine trees abound. When driving through Sudbury, you get a sense that you've stepped back in history. Many of the homes are reproductions of styles from earlier times. Sudbury began in 1638 as a farming settlement and, like its neighbor, Concord, has strived to preserve its historical heritage. Sudbury is best known for Longfellow's Wayside Inn with its 125 acres maintained to recollect its historic past. The Inn is noted as being America's oldest operating Inn. Excellent schools, recreation areas, protected open space and Wetlands, make Sudbury an ideal town for children and lovers of nature.