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Overlook by Toll Brothers luxury home community now open

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Carmel, NY Toll Brothers, Inc.’s newest community, Overlook by Toll Brothers, is now open at 2054 Rte. 6. The new master-planned community of 300 homes offers luxury single-family homes and townhomes, including options for 55+ active adults, along with amenities. 

Overlook by Toll Brothers offers three collections of home designs, including two collections that are exclusively for 55+ active adults. The home designs include open-concept floor plans ranging in size from 1,900 to 2,500 s/f with two to three bedrooms, two to three baths, and one- to two-car garages. Homes include gourmet kitchens, primary bedroom suites, versatile lofts and finished basements. 

All homeowners will have access to the community’s amenities, including a 7,400 s/f clubhouse with fitness center, pools, and sports courts for pickleball, tennis, and bocce. Low-maintenance living with lawn care and snow removal provided ensures homeowners have time to enjoy the community.

“We are excited to introduce Overlook by Toll Brothers to the Carmel area,” said James Fitzpatrick, group president of Toll Brothers in New York. “This community offers luxury living with an array of amenities and home designs that cater to a variety of lifestyles, making it an ideal place to call home.”

The Regency Carriages Collection of townhomes and Regency Villas Collection of single-family homes within Overlook by Toll Brothers are exclusively for active-adult homeowners. Toll Brothers Regency active-adult communities across the United States are planned with the active lifestyles of their residents in mind. 

Located near major commuting routes, including Metro North Stations and I-84 and I-684. Overlook by Toll Brothers is also close to a variety of shopping, dining, and recreation.

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