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Lake Point Village

Lakeville, Massachusetts · Plymouth County

Legally age-restricted 55+resale

Lake Point Village is a 66-unit, single-level condominium community established around 2021 at 57 Long Point Road in Lakeville, Massachusetts, in Plymouth County -- not Cape Cod, despite one source that mischaracterized the community as being in that area. Lake Point Village sits near the Betty's Neck peninsula and the LeBaron Hills Country Club, with water views of Pocksha Pond and the surrounding cranberry bogs. The seven available floor plans are all single-level residences ranging from roughly 1,285 to 1,375 square feet, with elevator access and underground parking, positioning the community as one of the more recently built 55+ options in Lakeville.

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Not publicly confirmed
HOA
Not publicly confirmed
Community size
66 condominium units
Home types
condominium
Builder
Not publicly confirmed
Age policy
Independent directories 55places.com and massneighborhoods.com both list Lake Point Village under Massachusetts age-restricted 55+ inventory; a recorded declaration was not independently reviewed

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Overview

Independent Assessment

Lake Point Village's location was specifically re-verified after an initial search result described both Lake Point Village and the nearby Cottages at Lebaron Hills as being 'in the Cape Cod area' -- a mischaracterization. Direct verification across multiple independent sources, including a project page from the engineering firm associated with the development, consistently confirms the address (57 Long Point Road) is in Lakeville, Plymouth County, well north of the Cape Cod Canal and outside Barnstable County entirely. Lake Point Village's age-restricted status rests on consistent directory-level sourcing (55places.com, massneighborhoods.com) rather than a reviewed recorded declaration or the community's own dedicated site, which was not located; confidence in the classification is graded accordingly.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a newer (circa-2021), genuinely single-level condominium with elevator access and underground parking, in a water-adjacent, semi-rural Lakeville setting near Pocksha Pond and cranberry bogs, will find Lake Point Village appealing -- particularly those who want a smaller, more intimate community (66 units) than the larger Plymouth-town developments and who value proximity to the LeBaron Hills Country Club area.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Lake Point Village was established around 2021 at 57 Long Point Road in Lakeville, delivering 66 single-level condominium units across seven floor plans, described as taking architectural inspiration from classic New England lake houses. Units range from roughly 1,285 to 1,375 square feet with two bedrooms, oversized walk-in closets, ensuite bathrooms, and open-concept kitchens with granite counters. No original developer or builder of record was located in the sources reviewed.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

A publicly confirmed price range for Lake Point Village was not found. As a relatively newer (circa-2021), smaller-scale, single-level condominium community with water-adjacent positioning, it likely commands a premium relative to older Lakeville-area housing stock, but this was not independently confirmed against current listings. Buyers should request current pricing directly from a local agent or live MLS listings.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Lake Point Village appears fully built out from its circa-2021 establishment, with current activity presumed to be resale; whether any original-developer inventory remains available was not confirmed. Buyers should confirm current availability directly with a local agent or the condominium association.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

No publicly confirmed HOA or condominium-association fee amount was located in the sources reviewed for Lake Point Village. The community is described as maintenance-free, with the homeowners association handling chores and maintenance tasks; buyers should request the current fee schedule and what it covers directly from the condominium association or a local agent.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Lake Point Village are subject to the Town of Lakeville's property tax administration. Lakeville's current residential tax rate, the condominium association's insurance coverage, and any special-assessment history could not be independently verified; buyers should confirm exact current figures with the Lakeville Assessor's office and request the association's current financials before purchasing.

Amenities

Two fitness centersGathering rooms and librariesCommunity gardenWalking trailsElevator accessUnderground parking garageAdditional temperature-controlled storage unitsViews of Pocksha Pond and surrounding cranberry bogs

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Lake Point Village's single-level, elevator-served design gives every resident stairs-free living regardless of which floor their unit is on, paired with underground parking and additional temperature-controlled storage -- practical conveniences for a New England climate. The community's water-adjacent setting near Pocksha Pond and the surrounding cranberry bogs, close to the Betty's Neck peninsula and LeBaron Hills Country Club, gives residents a quieter, more rural lifestyle than the larger, denser 55+ clusters in downtown Plymouth, supplemented by on-site gathering rooms, libraries, and a community garden for socializing.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Lake Point Village is located at 57 Long Point Road in Lakeville, Massachusetts, in Plymouth County -- near the Betty's Neck peninsula and the LeBaron Hills Country Club, and close to neighboring Middleborough. An initial source mischaracterization that placed the community in the Cape Cod area was corrected; Lakeville sits well north of the Cape Cod Canal and is not part of Barnstable County. Buyers should confirm current drive times to specific medical facilities and highway access from the Long Point Road address.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Lake Point Village is consistently listed as an age-restricted 55+ community across independent directories, including 55places.com and massneighborhoods.com, which is treated as a reasonably confirming combination, though a lower-confidence signal than a community's own official site or a reviewed recorded declaration, neither of which was located. Massachusetts also maintains its own state-level registration-based exemption for qualifying 55+ housing under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 151B, Section 4, paragraph 7, requiring biennial registration with the state housing agency; Lake Point Village's registration status under that provision was not independently confirmed. Buyers should confirm the exact current age-verification procedure directly with the condominium association.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Current pricing, HOA fees, and the original developer/builder of record for Lake Point Village could not be confirmed, and a dedicated community or HOA-branded site independent of third-party real estate directories was not located -- buyers should treat the age-restriction classification as resting on directory-level sourcing rather than a primary community source, and should independently confirm the exact legal restriction with the condominium association before purchasing. Lakeville is a more rural, less amenity-dense town than Plymouth, so buyers should not expect the scale of shopping, dining, or medical access found closer to downtown Plymouth or the South Shore's larger towns.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Lake Point Village sits in the same town as the smaller Cottages at Lebaron Hills, another Lakeville 55+ community near the LeBaron Hills Country Club area, though the two are separate, independently developed communities with different unit counts, layouts, and likely different HOA structures. Both are located in Plymouth County, not Cape Cod. Lake Point Village and Cottages at Lebaron Hills are geographically and administratively unrelated to the Middleborough land-lease community Oak Point or the larger Plymouth-town 55+ cluster, sharing only a general South Shore/Plymouth County market area.

Listings

Current Listings

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FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • The original developer or builder of record for Lake Point Village
  • Current price range for available Lake Point Village listings
  • Current HOA/condominium fee amount and what it covers
  • Whether any original-developer inventory remains available versus fully resale status
  • Lake Point Village's current registration status, if any, under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 151B, Section 4(7)
Is Lake Point Village in Cape Cod?
No. Lake Point Village is in Lakeville, Massachusetts, in Plymouth County -- well north of the Cape Cod Canal and outside Barnstable County.
Is Lake Point Village legally age-restricted 55+?
Lake Point Village is consistently listed as age-restricted across independent real estate directories. The community's own official site and a reviewed recorded declaration were not located, so buyers should confirm the exact legal restriction directly with the condominium association.
How many units are at Lake Point Village?
66 single-level condominium units across seven floor plans.
Is Lake Point Village on the water?
It offers views of Pocksha Pond and the surrounding cranberry bogs, near the Betty's Neck peninsula, though direct water access or frontage for individual units was not confirmed.

Sources

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