Duxbury Estates

Duxbury Estates sits on Carriage Lane, and folks usually know the place by its unique building name and address, so there's no confusing it with anywhere else, and what you get here is a 55+ condo community with homes built in 2015 that are all single-story, detached units, and each one's got a shingle roof, composite deck, and an attached two-car garage, which really helps when winter comes around. The layout offers an open floor plan that lets in lots of sunlight through big windows, and you'll see hardwood floors running through much of the space, along with a living room that's got a gas insert fireplace, which is especially nice when the evenings cool off. Kitchens here often come with granite countertops, a kitchen island, and custom storage built-ins, and there's a first floor laundry with a washer and dryer included, which makes chores a little easier on the knees, and there are two bedrooms and three full bathrooms, so guests or family can stay without everyone tripping over each other. These homes cover about 2,407 square feet, and there's usually a large unfinished walkout basement, handy for storage or hobbies. Every home has automatic generators in case the power goes out, central air cooling, and forced air, natural gas heating, and each has a private deck out back that looks over green space, which is relaxing and a bit of an escape from the busy world. You'll pay a monthly association fee, which covers upkeep and gives access to things like the clubhouse, which has spaces for entertaining and fitness, along with a putting green and some walking trails, so there's always a place to stroll or just sit with friends. There are also two extra off-street parking spaces, which helps if family visits. The community is built with accessibility in mind and has features like an accessible entrance, plus a private sewer system and utilities for a gas range in the kitchens. It's set near waterfront features, including a beach front, bay, and access to a public beach, so outdoorsy folks can spend time by the water. The association stays involved in real estate, offering updates, home value estimates, and uses tools like Raveis CashBid™ and others to help with buying and selling, and they've got ties to global real estate networks with plenty of agents and technology tools that keep residents updated about local market changes, although it's mainly a living community focused on the needs of people aged 55 and up, and it provides a simple, low-maintenance lifestyle without fluff or unnecessary extras.