Directions to 31 Alden Road, Wayland, MA 02215
Call Justin at (610)905-9086 if any questions!
Here is a "big picture" of where we live.
- If you come from north or south using I-95
- If you come from the east using I-90 MassPike
- If you come from the west using I-90 MassPike, or Route 9
If you come from north or south using I-95:
Get off I-95 exit 24. Look for Route 30 West to Wayland and take that route. Keep going west for 5 miles (10-15 minutes). After you cross Wayland townline, you will soon see a traffic light at the crossing of Route 30 and Oak Street. Go straight across the light. Go about 0.2 miles (very soon), turn right onto Loker Street.
Drive to the end, and turn right onto Alden Road. You will soon see Hobbs Road on your left. Watch for a long driveway on your left after that. At its entrance, there are two mailboxes, one of them is marked "31". Drive uphill along the driveway to its end. That is our house.
[Caution: During winter snowy days, the driveway may be covered with residual ice and snow. Please be careful, especially towards the end of the driveway where the slope is steepest. If you are concerned, just park your car alongside the driveway (there are some spaces for parking on the right side of the road), and walk up. Again, please be careful when the road is slippery.]
If you come from the east using I-90:
Get off I-90 west exit 15. Look for Route 30 West sign! Follow Route 30 west for about 5 miles and enter town of Wayland (10-15 minutes).
After you cross Wayland townline, you will soon see a traffic light at the crossing of Route 30 and Oak Street. Go straight across the light. Go about 0.2 miles (very soon), turn right onto Loker Street.
Drive to the end, and turn right onto Alden Road. You will soon see Hobbs Road on your left. Watch for a long driveway on your left after that. At its entrance, there are two mailboxes, one of them is marked "31". Drive uphill along the driveway to its end. That is our house.
[Caution: During winter snowy days, the driveway may be covered with residual ice and snow. Please be careful, especially towards the end of the driveway where the slope is steepest. If you are concerned, just park your car alongside the driveway (there are some spaces for parking on the right side of the road), and walk up. Again, please be careful when the road is slippery.]
Take Route 9 west, and turn right onto Oak Street in Wayland. Drive about 1.5 miles, until you hit the light at Commonwealth Road (Route 30). Turn left. Go about 0.2 miles (very soon), turn right onto Loker Street.
Drive to the end, and turn right onto Alden Road. You will soon see Hobbs Road on your left. Watch for a long driveway on your left after that. At its entrance, there are two mailboxes, one of them is marked "31". Drive uphill along the driveway to its end. That is our house.
[Caution: During winter snowy days, the driveway may be covered with residual ice and snow. Please be careful, especially towards the end of the driveway where the slope is steepest. If you are concerned, just park your car alongside the driveway (there are some spaces for parking on the right side of the road), and walk up. Again, please be careful when the road is slippery.]
If you come from the West (I-90 MassPike or Route 9):
Get off I-90 Esat exit 13. Look for Route 30 sign to Natick/Wellesley! Follow Route 30 east for about 2 miles and enter town of Wayland (5 minutes).
After you cross Wayland townline, you should soon see a Mobile gas station on your right as the road gradually bears right. Go about 0.2 miles (very soon), turn left onto Loker Street.
(If you come from the west using Route 9, turn left onto Oak Street in Wayland. Drive about 1.5 miles, until you hit the light at Commonwealth Road i.e., Route 30. Turn left. Go about 0.2 miles (very soon), turn right onto Loker Street.)
Drive to the end, and turn right onto Alden Road. You will soon see Hobbs Road on your left. Watch for a long driveway on your left after that. At its entrance, there are two mailboxes, one of them is marked "31". Drive uphill along the driveway to its end. That is our house.
[Caution: During winter snowy days, the driveway may be covered with residual ice and snow. Please be careful, especially towards the end of the driveway where the slope is steepest. If you are concerned, just park your car alongside the driveway (there are some spaces for parking on the right side of the road), and walk up. Again, please be careful when the road is slippery.]
