Legacy at Readington sits in Readington Township within Hunterdon County and it's a 55+ senior community built in 2009, made up of 51 condominium units across two buildings that's got models ranging from one to three bedrooms and sizes between about 1,000 and 1,616 square feet, so if you're looking for single-floor living with an elevator, this place has that, plus some units offer features like turret windows and attached interior private garages which makes things easier. The community is designed for active adults, with single-family residential properties and includes a fitness room, a cozy library, a community kitchen with a gas fireplace, and there's even a community garden if you like to garden or enjoy the outdoors-plus there's walking trails and a barbecue area, a lighted walkway, and a gazebo for sitting out on nice evenings. Inside, you're going to find wood flooring, gourmet kitchens, extra storage space, and one-car garages, and every unit has private bathrooms, air conditioning, high-speed internet, cable TV, telephone, and furnishings, with some kitchens set up for more serious cooking and some layouts more open than others so there's a bit of variety there.
The place doesn't have HOA dues, and the estimated home value stands at about $463,455 with property tax amounts running around $7,902 as of 2024 and a mortgage payment estimated at $1,491 a month with a low interest rate of 3.5% if you go for a thirty-year fixed, and insurance costs are usually around $111 a month depending on coverage, and you can refinance or get home equity loans if you want, since the real estate system tracks stuff like sales history, property values, and rental estimates, and terms like Redfin Estimate and Weichert REALTORS appear in listing details. The subdivision's called Country Classics Legacy/Readington and it's got climate risk tools that show things like fire or flood risk along with neighborhood schools for all ages nearby, plus shopping options like Kings Supermarket and Walmart just a short walk away, and major roads such as Route 22 or Interstate 78 are close so you can get around the area without a fuss.
There's comforts like community rooms for events and clubs, a media room for movie nights, a club and game room, arts and activity spaces, and there's even all-day dining with restaurant-style meals, or for people with special diet needs like diabetes, they handle that too, and services stretch to daily activity help, medication support, and meal prep, and you can expect some housekeeping, laundry, and concierge help, along with family support, transportation, and activity planning, so residents have support if they need it. Some rooms come with kitchenettes and there's a focus on easy, low-maintenance living for folks who want more time for leisure and less time spent on chores.
Legacy at Readington works as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), so if assisted living or memory care becomes needed, they have those services on hand, with 24-hour supervision, emergency alert systems, and health care support for residents, plus there's short-term respite care for caregivers needing a break. There's a mix of services around buying, selling, and managing properties, and home selling resources give sale history and estimated prices for anyone interested in the market side of things. The neighborhood's quiet, homes in the area range from about $375,000 up to over $1.7 million, and the subdivision provides a community that's been built for older adults who want to stay connected, active, and have plenty of comfort without much hassle, so while it may not have every detail about every feature, it does cover the basic needs and offers enough variety with good access to shopping, travel, and services for seniors.
