24 master-planned, active-adult and new-construction communities across Massachusetts, grouped by city. Each links straight to the community — and if one of them is yours, you can add it to Artitec.
Bridgewater, MA
Developed by Stonebridge Homes Inc.
148-lot single-family neighborhood, modern open-concept floor plans, energy-efficient features
Active South Shore Stonebridge Homes community, over 70% sold
Hopkinton, MA
Developed by Pulte Homes / Baystone Development (master developer)
Trails, open space, retail/commercial component; mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos
Large-scale (1,120+ unit) master-planned smart-growth community in Hopkinton, developed since the early 2010s and still building out phases
Hopkinton, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Large-lot single-family estate homes in Middlesex County.
Hudson, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Waterfront single-family homes, Middlesex County; current Toll Brothers active community.
Hudson, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Clubhouse, pool, fitness center, bocce and pickleball courts
Toll Brothers active-adult community in the MetroWest region.
Lexington, MA
Developed by Pulte Homes
Elevator buildings, open-concept condominiums, low-maintenance living, near Lexington Center
New Pulte Homes condominium community in one of Greater Boston's most sought-after suburbs
Lynnfield, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Toll Brothers Regency-brand active-adult single-family homes with resort-style amenities, Essex County.
Marion, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Waterfront single-family homes near the Wewantic River in Plymouth County; resort-style amenities.
Mashpee, MA
Two golf courses, oceanfront setting, private club, tennis, pools
Established Cape Cod resort and residential community on Nantucket Sound.
Mashpee, MA
18-hole golf course, clubhouse, indoor/outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball for residents 55+.
Well-established Cape Cod active-adult golf community.
Mashpee, MA
Private golf, fitness, tennis, dining
Private gated golf community on Cape Cod.
Methuen, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Clubhouse, pool, fitness center
Toll Brothers 55+ community in the Merrimack Valley.
Millis, MA
Developed by Toll Brothers
Clubhouse, pool, fitness center
Toll Brothers 55+ community southwest of Boston.
Milton, MA
Condominium residences near Boston
Age-restricted community south of Boston.
North Reading, MA
Developed by Pulte Homes
New single-family/townhome neighborhood in North Reading, Essex County.
Norton, MA
Developed by Pulte Homes
Single-family homes with hiking trails on-site, near Wrentham Village Premium Outlets and Xfinity Center.
Plymouth, MA
Developed by A.D. Makepeace Company
New England-style village on former cranberry bog land; single-family homes and townhomes, town green, cafe/tavern, trails and neighborhood commercial.
New Urbanist master-planned community developed on A.D. Makepeace land in Plymouth.
Plymouth, MA
Southers Marsh Golf Club, cranberry bog and New England scenery
Golf-course neighborhood built around Southers Marsh Golf Club, rated the #1 value public course in Massachusetts by New England Golfguide (2005-2024)
Plymouth, MA · Est. 2000
Developed by The Pinehills LLC (Green/Del Webb builders)
Two golf courses, village greens, walking trails, town green with shops and dining
One of the largest and best-known master-planned communities in New England, spanning over 3,000 acres.
Sandwich, MA
18-hole golf course, clubhouse, tennis, pool
Gated golf community on Cape Cod.
Stow, MA
Clubhouse, walking trails
Age-restricted community in MetroWest Massachusetts.
Westborough, MA
Developed by Del Webb / PulteGroup
Clubhouse, pool, fitness center, trails near Chauncy Lake
Del Webb 55+ community in central Massachusetts.
Weymouth, MA
Redevelopment of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station spanning Weymouth, Rockland and Abington; mix of single-family, townhome and apartment neighborhoods with parks, retail and open space.
One of the largest active master-planned redevelopments in Massachusetts.
Woburn, MA
Developed by Pulte Homes
Single-level condos and 2-story townhomes off Montvale Avenue, ~10 miles from Boston, adjacent to the Tri-Community Greenway.