Long Hill Village

Independent Assessment

Long Hill Village is confirmed as a genuine, currently active, for-sale 55+ HOA community across multiple independent sources: 55places.com's dedicated community page, an ActiveRain agent blog post, and active real-estate listings (Compass, Homes.com, Zillow, Trulia) for individual condo units. A Seniorly aggregator listing for this community frames it around generic 'care and medical services' language that does not reflect an actual assisted-living operation here; the strong, independently confirmed evidence points to genuine for-sale, owner-occupied HOA ownership. A current HOA fee figure and a fully up-to-date price range could not be confirmed; the low-$300,000s-to-low-$400,000s figure found (activeadultliving.com) should be treated as approximate.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a smaller-footprint, lower-cost entry point into Trumbull's 55+ market -- with compact 1,070-1,370-square-foot attached homes and simple HOA-maintained living near the Pequonnock River Valley's trails and greenbelts -- are well suited to Long Hill Village. Its smaller unit sizes and (per available pricing data) more accessible price point make it a natural downsizing option relative to the larger, higher-priced Regency Meadows elsewhere in Trumbull.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Long Hill Village's 71 attached homes were built between 1997 and 1999. Common features include one-car garages, gas forced-hot-air heat, central air conditioning, city water and sewer, and guest parking. Most units are two-bedroom, two-bath homes of roughly 1,070 to 1,370 square feet, with a smaller number of one-bedroom/one-bath units also present in the community. The specific homebuilder's name was not independently confirmed.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Per activeadultliving.com, homes at Long Hill Village are competitively priced in the low $300,000s to low $400,000s; a more current price range and recent closed-sale data were not independently confirmed. Buyers should request current comparable sales directly from a local agent, since this figure may not reflect 2026 market conditions precisely.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Long Hill Village was built out between 1997 and 1999 and is not actively selling new construction; all current availability is through the resale market, confirmed by active listings across multiple real-estate platforms (Compass, Homes.com, Zillow, Trulia). Buyers should confirm the age and condition of major building systems given the community's late-1990s construction date, and whether specific units have been renovated since original sale.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Long Hill Village are subject to the Town of Trumbull's property tax administration. A current effective tax rate for specific units, the association's master insurance coverage, and any special-assessment history were not independently confirmed; buyers should confirm exact current figures with the Trumbull Tax Assessor's office and request the association's financials before purchasing.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Long Hill Village's 71 attached homes sit among trees and greenbelts adjacent to the Pequonnock River Valley, giving the community a wooded, low-density feel within Trumbull. A residents' clubhouse with a multi-purpose room supports community meetings and social events, and the compact unit sizes (1,070-1,370 square feet for most units) keep day-to-day maintenance simple for downsizing buyers. The clubhouse's full amenity set (such as whether it includes a fitness room or pool) was not confirmed, so buyers should verify current clubhouse programming directly.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Long Hill Village is located in the Long Hill section of Trumbull, CT 06611, adjacent to the Pequonnock River Valley's open space and trail system. The community is within a reasonable drive of the Merritt Parkway (Route 15) and Route 25/Route 8, providing access toward Bridgeport, Stratford, and the broader lower Fairfield County area.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Long Hill Village is consistently described as a 55+ age-restricted adult community by 55places.com, activeadultliving.com, and an ActiveRain agent listing titled 'Long Hill Village Condos Trumbull CT 55+ Age Restricted Adult Community.' A Seniorly-hosted listing also carries generic 'care and medical services' boilerplate language typical of that aggregator's senior-housing template; that framing is inconsistent with the overwhelming evidence (from brokerages actively marketing individual for-sale condo units) that this is a genuine independent-ownership HOA community, and is treated here as harmless aggregator noise. The recorded declaration's specific age-verification language was not directly reviewed. Connecticut's general housing-for-older-persons framework (CGS section 46a-64b, tied to the federal Fair Housing Act's 80% occupancy standard for 55+ housing) provides the legal backdrop statewide. Buyers should request the recorded declaration and confirm the association's verification procedure directly.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

A current HOA fee amount for Long Hill Village could not be confirmed, which limits buyers' ability to budget total monthly housing costs without contacting the association directly. Unit sizes here (1,070-1,370 square feet, with some units as small as one bedroom) are meaningfully smaller than Regency Meadows' 2,335-3,619-square-foot homes elsewhere in Trumbull, so buyers wanting more space should look to that community instead. Buyers should also disregard the generic 'care and medical services' framing on at least one aggregator listing for this community, which does not reflect its actual for-sale, independent-ownership structure.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within Trumbull, Long Hill Village is the more compact and (per available pricing data) more accessible of the town's two separately confirmed 55+ communities, offering smaller, 1,070-1,370-square-foot attached homes near the Pequonnock River Valley versus Regency Meadows' larger, 2,335-3,619-square-foot Toll Brothers-built homes in a separate wooded enclave near Tashua. Buyers prioritizing a smaller footprint and lower entry price should look to Long Hill Village; those wanting more space and a Toll Brothers pedigree should look to Regency Meadows.

Current Listings

Active listings for individual Long Hill Village units have appeared on Compass, Homes.com, Zillow, and Trulia; a connected local agent can provide current available listings.

Is Long Hill Village the same as Regency Meadows?

No. Both are separately confirmed, genuinely distinct 55+ communities in Trumbull. Long Hill Village is a 71-unit community of smaller attached homes (1,070-1,370 sq ft) built 1997-1999 near the Pequonnock River Valley, while Regency Meadows is a 51-unit Toll Brothers community of larger homes (2,335-3,619 sq ft) built 2003-2005 in a separate wooded enclave near Tashua.

Does Long Hill Village provide assisted living or medical care?

No. It is an independent-ownership, for-sale HOA community, confirmed by multiple active real-estate listings for individual units. A generic aggregator listing on one senior-housing site carries boilerplate 'care and medical services' language that does not reflect this community's actual for-sale, independent-living structure.

How many homes are at Long Hill Village and how big are they?

71 attached homes, built 1997-1999, mostly two-bedroom/two-bath units of roughly 1,070-1,370 square feet, with a smaller number of one-bedroom/one-bath units, each with a one-car garage.

What is the age requirement at Long Hill Village?

It is consistently described across independent sources as a 55+ age-restricted adult community. The recorded declaration was not directly reviewed, so buyers should confirm the exact language and verification procedure with the HOA before purchasing.