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Owls Nest at The Pinehills (Toll Brothers Regency Collection)

Plymouth, Massachusetts · Plymouth County

Legally age-restricted 55+new constructionGolf

Owls Nest at The Pinehills is a small, newer 55+ enclave built by Toll Brothers under its Regency Collection active-adult brand, sited within the much larger Pinehills master-planned community in Plymouth, Massachusetts -- the same overall site as Del Webb's larger, older Great Island neighborhood, but a physically and administratively separate community. Owls Nest comprises approximately 44 single-family homes across four home designs ranging from roughly 2,100 to over 3,300 square feet, with first-floor primary suites and flexible living spaces aimed at active-adult buyers. Homes start from roughly $890,000, a materially higher price point than Great Island's resale market, reflecting Owls Nest's newer construction and smaller, more boutique scale. Residents have a private clubhouse with a fitness center, pool, and bocce court exclusive to Owls Nest, plus access to the wider Pinehills master-plan amenities, including the Stonebridge Club and two daily-fee golf courses.

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Starting from approximately $890,000, per Toll Brothers' own site
HOA
Not publicly confirmed; an HOA fee is required
Community size
Approximately 44 single-family homes
Home types
detached
Builder
Toll Brothers (Regency Collection)
Age policy
Toll Brothers markets Owls Nest as part of its national 'Regency Collection,' the company's dedicated 55+ active-adult product line, explicitly as a 55+ community -- a reasonably confirming, brand-level signal, though a recorded deed restriction was not independently reviewed

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Overview

Independent Assessment

Owls Nest is best understood as a distinct, later-built companion to Great Island rather than an extension of it: both are genuinely age-restricted 55+ enclaves inside The Pinehills master plan, but they have different builders (Toll Brothers vs. Del Webb), different sizes (roughly 44 homes vs. roughly 600), different price points, and separate clubhouses and HOAs. Toll Brothers' own site and press materials consistently describe Owls Nest as part of its Regency Collection, the company's dedicated active-adult product line, which is treated as a reasonably confirming signal for age restriction, though not the same as reviewing a recorded declaration. Because Owls Nest is still a relatively new, actively selling community, current availability and exact remaining inventory were not independently confirmed and should be checked directly with Toll Brothers or a local agent.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want new construction with a builder warranty, in a smaller and more exclusive 55+ enclave than Great Island, and who are comfortable with a luxury-tier price point starting near $890,000, will find Owls Nest appealing. It suits buyers who want the largest available home designs among Plymouth's 55+ options (up to roughly 3,300-plus square feet) and who value being part of the broader Pinehills master-plan lifestyle -- golf, the Stonebridge Club, and the Village Green -- while still having a private, smaller-scale clubhouse of their own.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Toll Brothers is building Owls Nest under its Regency Collection active-adult brand, offering four one- and two-story home designs ranging from roughly 2,100 to over 3,300 square feet, each with 2-3 bedrooms and 2-3 bathrooms. Floor plans feature first-floor primary bedroom suites, flexible bonus rooms, and outdoor living options such as covered patios. The Toll Brothers sales center is located within The Pinehills at 8 Owls Nest. The exact date sales began and the current pace of construction were not confirmed, but the community was actively marketed as open and selling at the last update.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Homes at Owls Nest start from approximately $890,000 per Toll Brothers' own site, positioning the community at the top of Plymouth's 55+ price range -- notably above both Great Island resales and Thorndike Development's Sawyer's Reach and Summer Reach communities. This reflects new-construction pricing, larger average home sizes, and Owls Nest's more boutique, lower-density scale. Buyers should confirm current base pricing and any premium lot or upgrade costs directly with the Toll Brothers sales team, since new-construction pricing typically moves with each release phase.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Owls Nest was, at the time of research, an actively selling new-construction community, meaning buyers can typically select from available homesites and finish options and receive a builder warranty, in contrast to the resale-only market at nearby Great Island. Buyers should confirm current remaining inventory, expected completion timelines for any homes still to be built, and current pricing directly with the Toll Brothers sales office, since new-construction availability changes quickly.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

A publicly confirmed HOA fee amount for Owls Nest was not found, though an HOA fee is required, covering exterior maintenance and the private Owls Nest clubhouse and grounds, in addition to any shared cost allocation toward Pinehills master-plan amenities. Buyers should request the current HOA budget and fee schedule directly from the Toll Brothers sales office or the Owls Nest homeowners association before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Owls Nest are subject to the Town of Plymouth's property tax administration; Plymouth's residential tax rate has been cited at roughly $12.55 per $1,000 of assessed value for fiscal year 2026, though buyers should confirm the current-year rate directly with the Plymouth Assessor's office. The homeowners association's insurance coverage and reserve structure for Owls Nest were not independently confirmed; buyers should request the association's current financials directly from Toll Brothers or the HOA before purchasing.

Amenities

Private clubhouse exclusive to Owls Nest residents, with fitness center and poolBocce courtShared access to The Pinehills' Stonebridge Club amenitiesAccess to two championship-caliber, daily-fee Pinehills Golf Club coursesTennis courts (Pinehills master-plan wide)Miles of walking trails and open space across The PinehillsNearby Pinehills Village Green shops, dining, and Mirbeau Inn & Spa

Golf

Owls Nest does not have its own dedicated golf course, but residents have access to two daily-fee, championship-caliber public courses operated as part of The Pinehills Golf Club within the surrounding master-planned community, the same course access available to residents of Great Island and the rest of The Pinehills. Whether Owls Nest residents receive any preferential tee times or pricing versus the general public was not confirmed.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Owls Nest occupies a compact section of The Pinehills master plan, giving residents a smaller, quieter enclave feel than the much larger Great Island neighborhood nearby, while still sitting minutes from the Pinehills Village Green's shops, dining, and the Mirbeau Inn & Spa. Life centers on the private Owls Nest clubhouse -- fitness center, pool, and bocce -- supplemented by full access to Pinehills-wide amenities including the Stonebridge Club and two golf courses. As with Great Island, Owls Nest residents live within a genuinely age-restricted enclave inside a much larger, mostly non-age-restricted master-planned community, so day-to-day life mixes an age-qualified home neighborhood with a broader, multigenerational Pinehills social and retail fabric.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Owls Nest is located within The Pinehills master-planned community in Plymouth, Massachusetts, with the Toll Brothers sales center at 8 Owls Nest. The Pinehills sits near Route 3, providing reasonably direct highway access toward Boston (roughly 40 miles north) and Cape Cod. Buyers should confirm current drive times to specific medical facilities, shopping, and highway access from individual Owls Nest addresses.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Toll Brothers markets Owls Nest under its national Regency Collection brand, the company's dedicated active-adult product line explicitly built for 55+ buyers, which is treated as a reasonably confirming, brand-level signal for age restriction consistent with a standard federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) 80/20 structure. A recorded declaration or deed-restriction filing for Owls Nest specifically was not independently reviewed. 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; Owls Nest's registration status under that provision was not independently confirmed. Buyers should confirm the exact current age-verification procedure directly with Toll Brothers or the Owls Nest homeowners association.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Owls Nest's small scale (approximately 44 homes) means limited inventory and a narrower selection of floor plans and homesites compared with the much larger Great Island nearby; buyers with specific lot or view preferences may find fewer choices. Pricing starting near $890,000 is a meaningful premium versus most other Plymouth 55+ options, including Great Island resales and Thorndike Development's Sawyer's Reach and Summer Reach communities. Current HOA fee amounts and exactly how many homes remained available at the last update were also not confirmed; buyers should confirm current status directly with Toll Brothers.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Owls Nest shares its master-planned site with Great Island, the much larger (approximately 600-home), older Del Webb-built 55+ neighborhood elsewhere within The Pinehills. Both are genuinely and independently age-restricted, and both share access to certain Pinehills-wide amenities such as the Stonebridge Club and the two Pinehills Golf Club courses -- but Owls Nest and Great Island are separate, differently administered HOAs with their own clubhouses, price points, and home inventories, and neither is a subset of the other. Within Plymouth, Owls Nest sits at a materially higher price point than Thorndike Development's Sawyer's Reach and Summer Reach communities elsewhere in town, which offer more condominium- and townhome-weighted products.

Listings

Current Listings

The Toll Brothers sales office at 8 Owls Nest, or a connected local agent, can provide current available homesites, floor plans, and pricing at Owls Nest.

FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Current remaining new-construction inventory and available homesites at Owls Nest
  • Current base pricing by floor plan and any premium-lot or upgrade pricing
  • Current HOA fee amount and what it covers, including any shared cost allocation toward Pinehills master-plan amenities
  • Whether Owls Nest residents receive any preferential access or pricing at the two Pinehills Golf Club courses
  • Owls Nest's current registration status, if any, under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 151B, Section 4(7)
Is Owls Nest the same community as Great Island by Del Webb?
No. Both are age-restricted 55+ enclaves inside the same larger Pinehills master plan and share some master-plan amenities like the Stonebridge Club and golf courses, but they are separate, independently built and administered communities with different builders (Toll Brothers vs. Del Webb), different clubhouses, different sizes, and different price points.
Is the entire Pinehills community age-restricted?
No. The Pinehills master plan as a whole is a mixed-age development. Owls Nest (and separately, Great Island) are age-restricted 55+ neighborhoods within it; most of the rest of The Pinehills has no age restriction.
Can I still buy a new-construction home at Owls Nest?
at the time of research, Owls Nest was actively selling new construction, with homes starting from approximately $890,000. Buyers should confirm current remaining inventory directly with the Toll Brothers sales office, since availability changes quickly in an actively selling community.
How big is Owls Nest compared to Great Island?
Owls Nest is much smaller -- approximately 44 single-family homes -- compared to Great Island's roughly 600 attached and single-family homes. Owls Nest is also newer and priced meaningfully higher.

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