Located on 25 wooded acres in Plymouth’s historic Chiltonville, Saltash is Plymouth’s newest and finest over 55 community. Saltash offers historic architectural designs, high-end features and finishes, private patios and yards and is a Net Zero development powered 100% by Solar energy—No Utility Bills! This community of 48 homes offers privacy and tranquility while only minutes to Downtown and the Waterfront. Saltash offers a unique chance to live and play in America’s Home Town.

Located on Plymouth harbor, this three-acre waterfront estate is the restoration and expansion of an historic 1851 home and barn. Spanning over 6000 sq ft this residence boasts all luxury features along with multiple custom fireplaces, reclaimed beams, sunroom, gym, bar/billiard room, custom pool with enclosed bar and entertaining space, seven-car garage/carriage house and guest suite, wood shop and garden shed.

This four-acre site consists of five commercial buildings totaling 37,500 sq ft of space. All buildings are metal construction, clear space with 24’ stud height. Space is available for lease in 1500 sq ft bays each with office, bathroom and overhead door.

Located in Downtown Plymouth, this classic Greek Revival was meticulously restored from an abandoned converted four-family to one of Downtown’s premier single-family residences. The property boosts exposed beams, reclaimed oak flooring, high-end features throughout along with a four-car garage. The exterior features gated, manicured grounds with outdoor kitchen with patio and fireplace.

Rolling Mill, situated within one mile of downtown Plymouth and the Waterfront, is the pinnacle of over 55 living. This development, an oasis of 46 homes, created an opportunity for Plymouth residents and the greater New England community to live steps away from all that Plymouth has to offer.

The Residences @ the Armory is the redevelopment of the historic National Guard Armory in downtown Plymouth. Converted to 20 luxury condominiums, this project marked the return to downtown living in Plymouth and sparked a major revitalization of the Waterfront bringing Plymouth back to its glory days.