Regency at Hilltown

Regency at Hilltown is a luxury 55+ active adult community of 268 attached townhomes built by Toll Brothers between 2015 and 2021 on a quiet, scenic stretch of Hilltown Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Now fully sold out, the community has settled into an established rhythm of low-maintenance living with lawn care, landscaping, and snow removal all handled by the HOA so residents can focus on what they actually moved here for — the lifestyle. Homes were designed around first-floor living, with primary suites, kitchens, and main living spaces all on the main level and additional bedrooms, lofts, or bonus space upstairs. Floor plans — including the Martin, Darin, and Cole models — range from roughly 2,309 to 2,644 square feet with up to four bedrooms and three baths. Toll Brothers' signature finishes show up throughout: vaulted ceilings in the living rooms, generous pantries and laundry rooms, kitchen islands that open into the family room, and the kind of trim and masonry detailing the builder is known for in its home state of Pennsylvania. The social center of the community is an 11,000-square-foot private clubhouse. Inside, residents gather in the billiards and card rooms, multi-purpose meeting rooms, and a state-of-the-art fitness center that also hosts group fitness classes. Outside, there's a resort-style pool with an outdoor patio, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce courts, and walking and biking trails that wind through the rolling countryside. A full-time activities director keeps the calendar full, organizing events and supporting resident-run clubs and interest groups — billiards, bocce, and pickleball leagues are among the most active. The setting is classic Bucks County: farmland, preserved open space, and historic small towns just down the road. Perkasie and Doylestown are minutes away for everyday shopping, dining, and healthcare, and Peddler's Village is a short drive for boutique shopping and seasonal festivals. Routes 309, 313, and 78 put residents within an hour of Philadelphia and Philadelphia International Airport, and the Lehigh Valley is just north. Grand View Health, Doylestown Health, St. Luke's, and Einstein Medical Center all serve the area, giving residents strong medical options without leaving the region.