Open, level, and sunny 1.92-acre lot of developable upland meadow. The property abuts hundreds of acres of town conservation land with miles of connecting trails, and a sidewalk leads to Weston Town Center and the Wayland shops, including the Coach Grill restaurant. As the last undeveloped parcel on Boston Post Road, it offers top-rated schools and a convenient commuter location. Build your dream home today!
Known as Rayner's Field for generations. This 1.92 acre lot abuts hundreds of acres of town conservation land and many miles of contiguous trails. Open level and sunny. Top Schools, great commuter location. Build your dream home today!
Public Records
Aug 7, 1997
Sold
$207,000
Public Records
Jul 8, 1992
Sold
$171,000
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,965 (+74.9%)
$1,099,700
2025
$6,843 (+13.8%)
$508,000
2023
$6,015 (−0.6%)
$463,200
2021
$6,049 (+1.0%)
$396,100
2020
$5,991 (+9.1%)
$366,900
2019
$5,493 (+10.9%)
$331,700
2018
$4,954 (+0.4%)
$306,200
2017
$4,936 (+4.3%)
$300,800
2016
$4,732 (+13.9%)
$290,300
2015
$4,156 (+1.0%)
$255,900
2014
$4,115 (+0.1%)
$247,900
2013
$4,110 (−3.8%)
$254,800
2012
$4,272 (+4.8%)
$274,700
2011
$4,076 (+9.2%)
$267,600
2010
$3,732 (−19.2%)
$255,100
2009
$4,618
$330,600
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Vacant Land
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Middlesex County
APN
874110S
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Last updated by owner on Sep 10, 2026.
Local insights from Redfin agents
About 20% of Weston is conservation land. Pair that with restrictive zoning, such as having minimum lot sizes of at least half an acre and only allowing single family homes in much of the town, and you have the perfect formula for low inventory and...