Rolling Mill - Plymouth, MA

About Rolling Mill

Rolling Mill is a 55+ community located in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Nestled within an idyllic New England seaside village, the attached home community will be comprised of 46 homes. The low-maintenance homes will feature open floor plans and options for personal preferences.

Rolling Mill is an intimate community set against natural wooded scenery, where residents can choose to utilize private backyards or the community's various amenities. Some of the community amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, and a fire pit. Homeowners will be able to take advantage of convenient walking distance to Plymouth’s downtown and waterfronts.

Homebuyers looking for homes for sale in Plymouth, MA will enjoy what Rolling Mill has to offer.

Rolling Mill Amenities & Lifestyle

Residents of Rolling Mill will find multiple amenities to help keep an active and social lifestyle. The center of the community will be the clubhouse complete with multipurpose space, a fitness center, demonstration kitchen, and a cozy gathering area with a fireplace.

Outside the clubhouse and it's multipurpose rooms, homeowners will enjoy a pool and patio, as well as a fire pit ideal for gathering with friends and neighbors. The community is also home to walking and biking trails that can easily be used for jogging or taking a leisurely stroll with pets.

Rolling Mill Homes & Real Estate

Construction of Rolling Mill began in 2018 and upon completion, the community will feature 46 attached homes. The homes will range between 1,791 to 2,239 square feet and have two to three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and one- to two-car attached garages.

Standard interior features in the homes include first-floor master suites, high ceilings, extra windows for additional light, oak wood floors, finished basements with bathrooms, a welcoming foyer, loft, custom cabinetry, and recessed lighting. In the heart of the homes, homebuyers will find an entertainment sized kitchen with high-end finishes, stainless steel appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and quartz countertops. Additional features can be seen in a den space or bonus rooms upstairs, as well as a gas fireplace.

Some homes also have raised decks, private patios, or screened porches ideal place for entertaining in an outdoor living space.

Surrounding Area

Rolling Mill is ideally located near Pilgrims Highway and State Route 3. This prime location puts residents within driving distance of Cape Cod and Boston, as well as giving them easy access to daily necessities.

Everyday shopping can be done at BJs, Aldi, Market Basket, and Perry’s Market, within minutes of home. Retail therapy can be realized just two miles at The Grove, with multiple eateries, shops, and entertainment. Colony Place, just 4 miles away, is currently the largest open-air lifestyle center in southeastern Massachusetts and offers over 865,000 square feet of retail space.

Pharmacy needs can be met at Walgreens, Rite Aid, and CVS within five miles. Rolling Mill is also close to several health care providers, such as Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth, which is less than two miles away.

Dining out will present multiple options for seafood and worldly fare, commonly found along the waterfront. Mallebar Brasserie is a stylish French eatery with a full bar. Isaac’s is a local favorite spot for scenic views and hearty American fare with a focus on seafood.

Plymouth offers a long list of quality golf courses, making the area a popular destination for those who appreciate the game. Pinehills Golf Club is set on 300-acres of rolling hills and features two 18-hole championship courses designed by Rees Jones and Nicklaus Design. White Cliffs Country Club will impress any visitor as it sits atop a 175-foot cliff with views of Cape Cod Bay and features an 18-hole Gary Player-designed golf course.

Plymouth’s vibrant downtown is a short one-mile walk for residents looking for shopping and dining, as well as antique stores, galleries, and boutiques, and hosts over 100 events each year. There are also a plethora of historic sites from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to visit, such as the Plymouth Plantation and Plymouth Rock. For outdoor exploration, Cape Cod is about 16 miles away and the site of seafood shacks, lighthouses, and bay and ocean beaches.

Those who are looking to explore nearby urban areas will be in luck. Plymouth is about 50 miles south of Boston, making it easy to enjoy everything the historic city has to offer. For long-distance travel, Boston Logan International Airport is about 45 miles away.