Regency at Northampton

Independent Assessment

Multiple independent secondary sources (55places, activeadultliving.com, local real-estate brokerage pages, and the community's own association website) consistently corroborate that Regency at Northampton is a genuine, fully built-out 216-residence 55+ community in Northampton Township, with agreement on the 2001-2006 construction timeline, the 107-townhome/21-building subset, and the clubhouse amenity package. The community's own association website explicitly states children under 19 are not permitted, which is stronger, more specific evidence of an actual enforced age policy than generic 'active adult' marketing language alone, though the recorded deed restriction itself was not independently reviewed. This community sits in Bucks County's Northampton Township (Holland, PA), while Northampton County is a separate, non-adjacent Pennsylvania county centered on Bethlehem and Easton in the Lehigh Valley; the geography is assigned only to Bucks County.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers wanting an established, fully built-out 55+ community centrally located in Bucks County -- within roughly 30 minutes of Doylestown, Yardley, and New Hope -- with a choice of townhome or single-family product and straightforward access to grocery stores and medical care, will find Regency at Northampton a practical fit.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Toll Brothers built Regency at Northampton between 2001 and 2006, delivering 216 total residences consisting of both townhomes and single-family homes. The 107 townhomes are spread across 21 buildings and range from 2,240 to 2,628 square feet, each offering at least two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. Specific single-family home sizes and floor plans were not detailed in the sources reviewed.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

No confirmed current price range for homes in Regency at Northampton was found. As a fully built-out community dating to the early-to-mid 2000s, it likely trades at a somewhat lower price point than Bucks County's newer Toll Brothers Regency communities (Yardley and Willowcrest); buyers should request current comparables from a local agent.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Regency at Northampton is fully built out; there is no active new-construction phase, and all purchases are resale. Given the community's 2001-2006 construction window, buyers should budget for a full independent inspection, request the association's current financials and reserve study, and pay particular attention to the age of major building systems on attached townhome units.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Regency at Northampton are conventionally deeded properties subject to Northampton Township and Bucks County property tax administration, plus Pennsylvania state tax rules. Pennsylvania does not tax Social Security income or most retirement income at the state level. Buyers should confirm current property tax figures directly with Bucks County.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Regency at Northampton offers a low-maintenance lifestyle centered on its clubhouse, with a fitness center, library, and billiards room indoors, and a heated resort-style pool, bocce court, and scenic walking trails through the community's ponds and landscaped open space outdoors.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Regency at Northampton is located at 10 Keenan Lane in Holland, within Northampton Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania -- not to be confused with the separate Northampton County in the Lehigh Valley. Doylestown, Yardley, and New Hope are each reported to be less than a 30-minute drive away.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Regency at Northampton is marketed and directory-categorized as a 55+ age-restricted community, and the community's own association website states that children under the age of 19 are not permitted -- more specific evidence of an actually enforced age policy than generic marketing language alone, though the community's recorded deed restriction was not independently reviewed to confirm the exact current age-verification standard for adult residents. Buyers should confirm the current exact restriction language directly with the association.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Nothing in the sources reviewed confirmed current pricing or an exact current HOA fee for Regency at Northampton, beyond a monthly assessment applying to every home. Because the community was built out from 2001-2006, buyers should budget for aging building systems (roofs, siding, mechanicals) relative to Bucks County's newer Regency communities (Yardley and Willowcrest), and should request the HOA's reserve study before purchasing.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Regency at Northampton is the oldest of Bucks County's three Toll Brothers Regency-branded 55+ communities, having completed construction in 2006, well before Regency at Yardley (built starting 2011) and the still-under-construction Regency at Willowcrest. Its central Northampton Township location, closer to Holland and Warminster, distinguishes it geographically from the more riverside Regency at Yardley.

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available resale inventory and recent closed comparables at Regency at Northampton.

Is Regency at Northampton in Northampton County, PA?

No. It sits in Northampton Township, Bucks County (Holland, PA). Northampton County is a separate, non-adjacent Pennsylvania county in the Lehigh Valley, centered on Bethlehem and Easton.

Is Regency at Northampton age-restricted?

It is marketed and directory-categorized as 55+, and the community's own association website states children under 19 are not permitted. The recorded deed restriction was not independently reviewed to confirm exact current language.

How many homes are in Regency at Northampton?

216 total residences, including 107 townhomes across 21 buildings and a number of single-family homes.

Is Regency at Northampton still selling new construction?

No. Construction completed in 2006; all current purchases are resale.