Longtable Park at Cotino

Independent Assessment

Longtable Park's age restriction is confirmed directly from Storyliving by Disney's own official community page, which states specific numeric thresholds (a resident over 55 required; no one under 45 permitted) — this is a builder/developer-level source with explicit legal-restriction language, not just retiree-lifestyle marketing framing. Longtable Park itself is clearly age-restricted, per Disney's own site, but the broader Cotino development is not; it is explicitly marketed as an all-ages Disney Storyliving community with Longtable Park carved out as its dedicated 55+ neighborhood. Given the newness of this development (residential plans first shown publicly in 2023, with sales opening thereafter), pricing, HOA fees, and construction timelines should all be treated as subject to change and confirmed directly with Storyliving by Disney before relying on any figure here.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a legally age-restricted 55+ home within a large, amenity-rich, Disney-affiliated master-planned community — with access to Cotino's lagoon, hotel, dining, and programming — are a strong fit for Longtable Park, provided they understand they are buying specifically into the age-restricted enclave and not the broader all-ages Cotino development. Buyers drawn to the broader Cotino community's family-oriented offerings should look at Cotino's other (non-age-restricted) neighborhoods instead.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Longtable Park is being developed as the dedicated 55-and-older residential neighborhood within Cotino, the first Storyliving by Disney community, developed by DMB Development in partnership with Disney in Rancho Mirage. The neighborhood is planned for 155 single-family homes across three home collections — Villa, Cottage, and Grand — varying in width from roughly 50 to 70 feet. As a recently launched community, construction and sales activity were ongoing as of the most recent review.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Pricing for homes within Longtable Park is reported to start in the mid-$1 millions, reflecting the community's premium Disney-affiliated positioning and lagoon-adjacent Rancho Mirage location. Buyers should confirm current pricing, available inventory, and any deposit/reservation process directly with Storyliving by Disney given how new this offering is.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Longtable Park is new construction as of the most recent review, with sales and building activity ongoing. Buyers purchasing new construction here should request the builder's current delivery timeline, warranty terms, and complete HOA/master-association documentation (including the specific age-restriction covenant applicable to Longtable Park) directly from Storyliving by Disney before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes in Longtable Park are subject to Riverside County property tax at the county's current rate, plus any applicable Mello-Roos or Community Facilities District assessments typical of a large new master-planned development like Cotino. The specific assessment structure was not independently confirmed; buyers should request a full tax and assessment history directly from Storyliving by Disney or a title company before purchasing.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Longtable Park offers a legally age-restricted 55+ lifestyle within a much larger, amenity-rich Disney Storyliving master plan, combining a dedicated adult-living residential setting with full access to Cotino's shared lagoon, hotel, dining, and programming. The neighborhood's own communal Longtable Park gathering space — inspired by Walt Disney's practice of sharing breakfast with friends at a long table during Coachella Valley visits — anchors its social identity within the broader development.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Longtable Park is located within the Cotino development in Rancho Mirage, Riverside County, California, near Monterey Avenue and Gerald Ford Drive, with convenient access to I-10 and the broader Coachella Valley. Del Webb Rancho Mirage, a separate, unrelated age-restricted community, is also located in Rancho Mirage.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Longtable Park is explicitly age-restricted per Storyliving by Disney's own published community information: at least one resident of a Longtable Park home must be over 55, and no one under 45 is permitted to reside there. This restriction is specific to the Longtable Park neighborhood only — the broader Cotino master plan surrounding it is an all-ages community with no age restriction, and buyers should never treat 'Cotino' as a whole as age-restricted based on Longtable Park's status. To legally enforce this restriction, the community must comply with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA), including publishing and adhering to policies demonstrating intent to provide housing for older persons and verifying occupant ages. Buyers should also confirm whether California's Unruh Civil Rights Act's 100%-of-occupied-units standard (versus HOPA's 80% federal minimum) governs enforcement within Longtable Park specifically, given its unusual position as an age-restricted enclave inside a larger all-ages master plan.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

As a newly launched community, Longtable Park's HOA fees, complete pricing structure, and full construction timeline were not independently confirmed to a specific, stable figure; buyers should treat all pricing and fee information as preliminary and verify directly with Storyliving by Disney before making purchase decisions. Because Longtable Park sits within the much larger Cotino development, buyers should also confirm exactly which shared amenities, fees, or master-association obligations tie Longtable Park to the broader (non-age-restricted) Cotino community, since a mixed master-plan/sub-association structure can carry more complex governance than a standalone age-restricted community.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within Rancho Mirage, Longtable Park (155 homes, new construction, lagoon-and-Disney-amenity positioning) is a fundamentally different kind of community than Del Webb Rancho Mirage (approximately 1,000 homes, established since 2018, no on-site golf or lagoon) — both are legally age-restricted, but Longtable Park's core differentiator is its position as a dedicated 55+ enclave inside a much larger, non-age-restricted master plan.

Current Listings

A connected local agent or Storyliving by Disney's own sales team can provide current available inventory, pricing by home collection, and current HOA/master-association fee details for Longtable Park.

Is Longtable Park at Cotino legally age-restricted?

Yes. Storyliving by Disney's own published community information states that at least one Longtable Park resident must be over 55, with no one under 45 permitted to reside there. This restriction applies only to Longtable Park, not to the broader Cotino development.

Is the entire Cotino community age-restricted?

No. Cotino is a large, all-ages Storyliving by Disney master plan. Longtable Park is a dedicated 55-and-older enclave within it — the two should not be conflated when evaluating age-restriction status.

How many homes are planned for Longtable Park?

155 single-family homes across three collections (Villa, Cottage, and Grand), varying in lot width from roughly 50 to 70 feet.

What does Longtable Park cost?

Pricing is reported to start in the mid-$1 millions. Confirm current pricing and available inventory directly with Storyliving by Disney given how new this offering is.