Four Seasons at Pennfield

Four Seasons at Pennfield sits in Middletown, Delaware, close to history and local culture, and you'll find it's a small neighborhood of new homes built for people aged 55 and older, all sitting right off Route 1 for easy travel. The homes, ranging in price from $543,900 to $654,900, come in a range of floorplans with up to three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and up to 2,800 square feet, so there's space for things like bright kitchens with big center islands, granite countertops, glass tile backsplashes, undercabinet lighting, and even powder rooms for guests, plus big brick patios and some homes with big garages that fit three cars and have extra space for crafts or storage or even a workshop, while certain homes have formal entry foyers with what's called a "Tara" curved staircase, and others offer one-floor living with the option for a second-floor En-Suite Bedroom. Some homes overlook golf courses or have waterfront views of the Albemarle Sound and marina, and others are remodeled and look out over scenic fairways, with bright mornings and shaded afternoons nice for entertaining, and over in the community you'll find dog parks, two pickleball courts, bocce, a 2,400-square-foot pool, miles of walking trails, and a fitness center with equipment, plus regular yoga and aerobics classes organized by a Lifestyle Director that keeps things moving with book clubs, water aerobics, games, and guided walks for those interested. There's a 3,500- to 6,000-square-foot clubhouse with billiards, a gathering kitchen, game rooms, a fire pit, and even a tiki bar, and the neighborhood promises maintenance-free living. There are single-family homes, townhouses, condos, and some places built by names like Montchanin Builders, with last end unit brick-front townhomes even having private elevators. The community connects to places like Barley Mill in Greenville and has ties to other well-known neighborhoods, and it sets up activities daily, letting residents choose what they like, whether that's a simple card game or a walk along the coastal areas, and you'll find there's always something social to do if you want. People can request floor plan brochures or take a virtual tour to see the new inventory, and for those needing help with daily tasks, there are care services offered, from assisted living to memory care, although the details depend on specific needs. The community includes homes fit for independent seniors and offers support for residents who need a bit more help, and with its easy access to highways, outdoor recreational spots near Delaware's beaches, and scenic surroundings, people can enjoy outdoor gatherings by the fire pit, watch a card game, or simply relax and take in the view.