The Pinehills, MA

Population
5,282
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
199 ft
Median Home Value
$693,100
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$2,819/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$122,798
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
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Living in The Pinehills feels like being in a self-contained village set inside the wider town of Plymouth. Because it was planned from the ground up, you will find a wide mix of housing styles here, ranging from custom single-family homes and wooded cottages to easy-living townhomes, rental apartments, and dedicated 55-plus neighborhoods. Most homes operate under a two-tier association setup, meaning you belong to the overarching Pinehills community as well as your specific pocket neighborhood. That structure keeps the common grounds well-tended and often handles chores like lawn care and snow removal, though exact monthly fees and covered services vary depending on which street you choose.

The landscape is one of the biggest draws. The community is built across thousands of acres of hilly pine forest, ponds, and preserved open space, giving the winding neighborhoods a quiet, tucked-away feel. Outdoor recreation is right outside your door, with miles of paved and natural walking trails, neighborhood pools, and two championship golf courses winding through the trees. Because the terrain is naturally rolling and wooded, lot layouts can vary quite a bit from flat sunny lawns to steep hillside perches. When looking at properties, take a moment to see which clubhouses, pools, or fitness facilities come standard with your specific neighborhood and which require an optional golf or club membership.

Daily life revolves around the Village Green, which acts as the local downtown. You can grab morning coffee, pick up groceries at The Market, visit medical offices, or book a treatment at the Mirbeau Inn and Spa without ever leaving the neighborhood. The green also hosts weekend artisan markets, outdoor concerts, and seasonal gatherings throughout the year. When you need to venture out, Route 3 sits right at the entrance, offering a direct drive north toward Boston or south to Cape Cod. Historic downtown Plymouth, the waterfront, and the commuter rail station are only about a ten-minute drive away, putting oceanfront dining and city transit within easy reach.

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