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Posted: August 12, 2022
Toll Brothers breaks ground on two new 55+ active adult communities in Mass.
Tyngsborough, MA Toll Brothers, Inc. held a groundbreaking at two of its latest 55+ luxury home communities, Enclave at Tyngsborough and The Willows at Boxford. Both communities are expected to open for sales in the fall.
Home buyers in both communities will have a choice of home designs with an array of distinctive features, including gourmet kitchens, spacious living areas, and private first-floor primary bedroom suites.
Homeowners will also benefit from low-maintenance living and an exclusive amenity-focused lifestyle with onsite community clubhouses and other outdoor amenities.
“We recently celebrated our two new community groundbreaking events and have seen a tremendous response from home buyers, which is a testament to the strong interest for new active adult communities in Massachusetts,” said Dave Bauer, division president of Toll Brothers in Massachusetts. “We are excited to continue to set the standard in luxury home communities and resort-style living for active adults seeking to be close to family.”
Enclave at Tyngsborough, located in Tyngsborough, Mass., offers single-family home designs.
The Willows at Boxford offers attached carriage-style town
-homes. The Willows at Boxford is the only new home community opportunity for active adults 55+ in Boxford, Mass.
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