Regency at Stone Meadows Farm - Langhorne, PA

About Regency at Stone Meadows Farm

Regency at Stone Meadows Farm is a 55+ community of luxury townhomes in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, built by Toll Brothers. Set in Bucks County with easy access to the Delaware River towns, Philadelphia, and the Jersey Shore, the community offers first-floor primary suites, spacious two-story layouts, and a resort-style amenity package that includes an outdoor pool, pickleball courts, and a fitness center — all within a low-maintenance lifestyle setting.

Regency at Stone Meadows Farm Amenities

Residents at Regency at Stone Meadows Farm have access to a clubhouse, fitness center, outdoor pool, pickleball courts, bocce courts, and walking trails throughout the community.

Regency at Stone Meadows Farm Homes & Real Estate

Toll Brothers builds two-story luxury townhomes at Regency at Stone Meadows Farm across three collections. All homes feature first-floor primary bedroom suites, well-appointed kitchens with large center islands, spacious lofts for casual living, and outdoor living options. Basement options are available on select homesites. All homes can be personalized at the Toll Brothers Pennsylvania Design Studio.

The Carriages Collection includes the Laurelton Elite and Eleanor Elite. The Laurelton Elite starts at 2,361 square feet with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a two-car garage. The Eleanor Elite starts at 2,581 square feet with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a two-car garage.

The Villas Collection includes the Melody Elite, starting at 2,689 square feet with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half bath and a two-car garage.

A third collection is planned as the community continues to develop. The Adaline Elite, starting at 2,380 square feet with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half bath, and a two-car garage, is among the plans expected as additional phases are released.

Regency at Stone Meadows Farm Lifestyle

Residents at Regency at Stone Meadows Farm enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle in a community where the clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts, and walking trails provide daily options for staying active and connected. Bucks County's dining, arts, and recreation scene adds significantly to the quality of life beyond the community's boundaries.

Langhorne, PA Area

Regency at Stone Meadows Farm is located in Langhorne, a borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, roughly 25 miles northeast of Philadelphia and 10 miles from the Delaware River. Langhorne sits within one of the most historically rich and scenically varied suburban corridors in the Philadelphia metro, with easy access to both the city and the broader Bucks County cultural landscape.

For everyday shopping and dining, Oxford Valley Mall and the surrounding Route 1 and Route 213 corridors provide a strong mix of grocery, pharmacy, dining, and retail options, including Wegmans, Giant Food, and a wide variety of national and local restaurants. Neshaminy State Park is close by for outdoor recreation along the Delaware River.

St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, part of Trinity Health, is the area's primary full-service hospital, with Jefferson Health and other regional systems accessible throughout Bucks County and the broader Philadelphia metro.

New Hope, one of the Delaware Valley's most celebrated small towns, is about 20 miles north along the river and offers a walkable main street with acclaimed restaurants, art galleries, boutiques, live theater, and a vibrant arts scene. Peddler's Village in Lahaska, about 15 miles north, adds artisan shopping and seasonal festivals. Washington Crossing Historic Park is a short drive away along the Delaware River for residents who enjoy historical sites and outdoor walks.

Philadelphia is approximately 25 miles southwest, putting residents within reach of world-class museums, professional sports, world-class dining, and one of America's great historic city centers. Philadelphia International Airport is roughly 30 miles away, and the New Jersey Shore beaches are accessible in about an hour's drive east for warm-weather day trips.