K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons at Easton

Independent Assessment

Four Seasons at Easton is confirmed as a genuine, actively building, legally age-restricted 55+ community, consistent across K. Hovnanian's own site and multiple independent real estate platforms (Redfin, Zillow, Homes.com, Trulia) describing the same builder, location, clubhouse, and amenity package. As with Four Seasons at Kent Island, the explicit K. Hovnanian national 'Four Seasons' active-adult brand provides strong, direct confirming evidence of an intended legal age restriction. Sources are notably inconsistent on the exact total home count -- one source cites 252 total single-family homes across 90 acres, while others describe individual sections (58 in a River Series, 112 in an Island Series) without clearly stating whether these are sub-totals of the 252 figure or separate, possibly overlapping counts -- and that discrepancy was not resolved to a single authoritative number. HOA fee reporting is similarly thin and inconsistent (one source describes no HOA fee for its River Series listings, which is unusual for an amenitized 55+ community and should be independently verified rather than assumed to apply community-wide).

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers wanting new-construction, single-family 55+ housing in a smaller-scale Talbot County community with resort-style but not oversized amenities -- pickleball, bocce, a pool, and a moderate 6,000-square-foot clubhouse rather than a 20,000-plus-square-foot facility -- are a strong fit for Four Seasons at Easton. Its Easton location near Route 50 gives buyers relatively convenient access to Annapolis and Washington, D.C., appealing to buyers who want an Eastern Shore lifestyle without being fully isolated from the greater Baltimore-Washington region.

Homes, Builders & Development History

K. Hovnanian Homes is developing Four Seasons at Easton as a new-construction, single-family 55+ community, with home designs offering up to 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and 3,505 square feet across a wide variety of floorplans. The community is organized into named sections (including a River Series and an Island Series), with at least one source citing a total planned figure of 252 single-family homes across roughly 90 acres; that figure could not be independently confirmed against the individually cited section counts.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Homes at Four Seasons at Easton are reported priced from roughly $399,990 to the $500,000s as of the last update, positioning it below K. Hovnanian's own larger, waterfront Four Seasons at Kent Island community (mid-$600Ks and up) and above The Parke at Ocean Pines' and Village of Cecil Woods' resale pricing, reflecting its status as a newer, smaller-scale, non-waterfront new-construction community. Buyers should request current base pricing and available incentives directly from K. Hovnanian given the community's active construction status.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

As an actively selling and building new-construction community, Four Seasons at Easton offers buyers a builder warranty and current floor-plan selection directly from K. Hovnanian. Buyers should expect ongoing nearby construction activity in unfinished sections and should confirm current available inventory, base pricing, and estimated completion timelines directly with the builder.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Four Seasons at Easton are subject to Talbot County and, if applicable, Town of Easton property tax administration. Maryland offers various state-level senior tax credit and exemption programs that vary by county and household circumstance; buyers should confirm current property tax figures directly with the Talbot County Office of Finance and ask about applicable senior programs.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Four Seasons at Easton offers a moderately scaled resort-style lifestyle centered on its 6,000-square-foot clubhouse, with a social and recreational mix (pickleball, bocce, a tiki bar, and a fire pit) geared toward active outdoor gathering rather than a larger-scale convention/ballroom amenity model.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Four Seasons at Easton is located in Easton, Talbot County, near Route 50 and other major commuter routes, offering access throughout Eastern Maryland and toward Annapolis and Washington, D.C. It is in the same Easton area as Easton Club East, Bayleigh Chase (a CCRC), and Londonderry on the Tred Avon.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Four Seasons at Easton is explicitly and consistently marketed as a 55+ active-adult community under K. Hovnanian's national 'Four Seasons' brand across the builder's own site and independent real estate platforms. The recorded Talbot County declaration of covenants establishing the specific legal restriction language and verification procedure was not independently pulled and reviewed. Maryland's age-restricted-housing framework relies on the standard federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) 80/20 occupancy rule, with no Maryland-specific statutory wrinkle identified; buyers should confirm the community's exact current age-verification procedure directly with K. Hovnanian or the HOA before purchasing.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Because sources disagree on the exact total planned home count and the exact HOA fee structure, buyers should independently confirm both directly with K. Hovnanian before purchasing rather than relying on any single secondary source, including this one. As an actively building new-construction community, buyers should expect ongoing nearby construction activity while remaining sections are completed, and should confirm which named series/section a given home or homesite belongs to.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within Talbot County, Four Seasons at Easton is a smaller, non-waterfront counterpart to K. Hovnanian's much larger, Chesapeake Bay-waterfront Four Seasons at Kent Island in Queen Anne's County, and sits alongside Easton Club East (an unusual mixed-restriction community where only some phases are age-qualified) and Londonderry on the Tred Avon (a genuine 62+ ownership cooperative with a different housing model entirely) as one of three very differently structured active-adult options clustered around Easton.

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available new-construction inventory by section and floor plan, recent closed comparables, and the current exact HOA fee structure.

Is Four Seasons at Easton age-restricted?

Yes, it is explicitly marketed as a 55+ community under K. Hovnanian's national 'Four Seasons' active-adult brand. Confirm the current exact restriction language and verification procedure directly with K. Hovnanian or the HOA.

How many homes are planned at Four Seasons at Easton?

Sources are inconsistent: at least one cites 252 planned single-family homes across roughly 90 acres, while others describe individual named sections (a 58-home River Series and a 112-home Island Series) without clearly reconciling those figures to the total. Confirm the current exact planned count directly with K. Hovnanian.

What does the clubhouse offer at Four Seasons at Easton?

A 6,000 sq ft clubhouse, an outdoor pool with pool house, pickleball and bocce courts, walking and fitness trails, a butterfly garden, a tiki bar, and a fire pit.

What do homes cost at Four Seasons at Easton?

Reported from roughly $399,990 to the $500,000s as of the last update. Confirm current pricing and incentives directly with K. Hovnanian.

Is there an HOA fee at Four Seasons at Easton?

At least one source reports no separate HOA fee for its River Series section; whether that applies community-wide could not be independently confirmed. Confirm the current, exact HOA fee structure directly with K. Hovnanian.