Wilbraham Center
240 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, MA 01095
Wilbraham is a town in Hampden County on Springfield's eastern border, first settled in 1730 and incorporated in 1763. The Wilbraham Mountains run through the eastern side of town, rising to 937 feet at Mount Chapin, while the town center along Main Street holds Town Hall, churches, and Wilbraham & Monson Academy, a private school founded in 1804.
Wilbraham uses a single ZIP code, 01095, for the whole town. North Wilbraham once had its own ZIP code, 01067, which is no longer in use.
| Area | Zip code | Where it is |
|---|---|---|
| Wilbraham Center | 01095 | The historic town center along Main Street, with Town Hall, the library, and Wilbraham & Monson Academy. |
| North Wilbraham | 01095 | A village in the northern part of town near the Ludlow line, historically home to the Collins Paper Mill complex. |
| South Wilbraham | 01095 | The southern section of town toward the Hampden line. |
Start with Spec Pond and Wilbraham Mountains and Mount Chapin, then 3 more below.
A town-owned pond and recreation area managed by Parks & Recreation, with trails around the water. It's one of the department's main year-round outdoor spots.
Wilbraham, MA
Plan a visit to Spec Pond (opens in a new tab)A wooded ridge along the eastern side of town that includes Mount Chapin, the town's highest point at 937 feet, along with Mount Vision and Wigwam Hill.
Eastern Wilbraham
A historic meeting house in the town center identified as the oldest Methodist meeting house in New England.
Wilbraham Center
A former paper mill built around 1872 in North Wilbraham that made fine writing paper and, briefly, government currency paper. Part of the building survived a 1945 fire and now holds small businesses.
North Wilbraham
A family-run farm stand operating since 1894, selling apples, pies, and ice cream and serving breakfast and coffee.
Wilbraham, MA
Wilbraham was first settled in 1730 and was incorporated as a town, set off from Springfield, on June 15, 1763.
Wilbraham & Monson Academy, a private school in the town center, was founded in 1804.
On June 1, 2011, two tornadoes touched down in Wilbraham, an EF-1 and an EF-3, with the stronger of the two causing extensive damage along the Tinkham Road corridor.
The Wilbraham Mountains along the eastern side of town and Spec Pond in the center give the town its main outdoor recreation, alongside seasonal orchard visits.
3 places in Wilbraham to try, including italian restaurant and chop house and gastropub. No one paid to be listed.
Italian restaurant and chop house
A restaurant on Boston Road serving Italian dishes, chop-house entrees, and seafood.
2200 Boston Road, Wilbraham, MA 01095 · cimarestaurant.net
Gastropub
A restaurant and tap room on Boston Road serving a food and beer/wine menu.
2039 Boston Road, Wilbraham, MA 01095 · thelocaltablentap.com
Bar and grille
A bar and grille on Boston Road serving a standard pub food menu.
2341 Boston Road, Wilbraham, MA 01095 · route20barandgrille.com
Wilbraham Center has some sidewalks near Town Hall, the library, and the Academy, but the Boston Road corridor and the town's residential subdivisions are built for driving. Most errands and commuting in Wilbraham require a car.
240 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, MA 01095
Approximate, without traffic.
PVTA operates the B7 route (Wilbraham Big Y-State St-Boston Rd) into Wilbraham, with the B17 providing additional service via Worthington Street and Wilbraham Road, including Sundays. Wilbraham has no train station; the nearest Amtrak service (Valley Flyer and Hartford Line) is at Springfield's Union Station.
Wilbraham's most recent certified residential tax rate is $17.45 per $1,000 of assessed value, for FY2026 (July 2025 to June 2026). Massachusetts assesses homes at full value, so each $100,000 of assessed value costs about $1,745 a year. The average single-family tax bill was $8,186, on an average assessed value of $469,139.
$17.45per $1,000, residential
Source: Massachusetts Division of Local Services, Tax Rates by Class and Average Single Family Tax Bill.
| Fiscal year | Residential rate |
|---|---|
| FY2022 | $20.49 |
| FY2023 | $18.70 |
| FY2024 | $18.50 |
| FY2025 | $17.88 |
| FY2026 | $17.45 |
Things to look into on a Wilbraham purchase: MassHousing limits, the flood map, the smoke certificate, foundations, title 5 septic.
MassHousing sets income limits by community, and they depend on household size and loan program. We check them with you before you shop.
MassHousing home loans (opens in a new tab)Flood zones are set address by address. We take an early look at FEMA's map before you offer. That's not a flood determination: the official determination ordered with your loan decides whether flood insurance is required.
FEMA's flood map for Wilbraham (opens in a new tab)Massachusetts requires the seller to get a smoke and carbon monoxide certificate from the Wilbraham Fire Department before the sale closes. Call 413-596-3122 to schedule.
Wilbraham Fire Department page (opens in a new tab)The Massachusetts Geological Survey at UMass Amherst lists Wilbraham among the towns most at risk (within 20 miles) of the Connecticut concrete plant that distributed pyrrhotite-affected concrete, based on the 2019 state Special Commission report. On a home with a poured concrete foundation, ask whether it has been tested.
UMass pyrrhotite guide (opens in a new tab)Wilbraham's Board of Health administers Title 5 septic system inspections and permitting for properties not on town sewer. Massachusetts generally requires a Title 5 inspection before a property on a septic system changes hands.
Board of Health (opens in a new tab)Massachusetts law requires a smoke detector and carbon monoxide certificate of compliance from the local fire department before most residential sales can close. In Wilbraham, that inspection is scheduled through the Fire Department.
Fire Department (opens in a new tab)All loans are subject to credit approval, underwriting, and property and program requirements. MassHousing limits and eligibility are set by MassHousing and change from time to time.
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Who to call in Wilbraham: National Grid for power.
2720 Boston Road, Wilbraham, MA 01095 Wednesday 7 AM-3 PM, Thursday 11 AM-3 PM, Friday 7 AM-3 PM, Saturday 7 AM-3 PM, Sunday 9:30 AM-3 PM; closed Monday, Tuesday, and town holidays.
Transfer station details (opens in a new tab)Wilbraham Town Hall is at 240 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, MA 01095. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. Main line: 413-596-2800.
Wilbraham's most recent certified residential tax rate is $17.45 per $1,000 of assessed value, for FY2026 (July 2025 to June 2026). Massachusetts fiscal years run July 1 to June 30.
Massachusetts taxes homes on their full assessed value. If a home is assessed at $400,000, that's about $6,980 a year at $17.45 per $1,000. The bill uses the assessor's value, not the sale price.
No. Wilbraham uses a single rate of $17.45 per $1,000 for all property classes.
The average single-family tax bill in Wilbraham was $8,186 for FY2026, on an average assessed value of $469,139.
No. Wilbraham does not offer curbside collection. Residents use the town's Disposal & Recycling Center, a transfer station at 2720 Boston Road for residential customers only.
National Grid is Wilbraham's electric utility.
Wilbraham uses a single ZIP code, 01095. North Wilbraham's former ZIP code, 01067, is no longer in use.
Yes. The PVTA's B7 route serves Wilbraham via State Street and Boston Road, and the B17 provides additional service via Worthington Street and Wilbraham Road, including Sundays.
Neighbors of Wilbraham, including across the Connecticut line where it applies. All Massachusetts town guides.