Homes
Some 2,580 condominium homes in a handful of designs, in small clusters on a thousand acres of lawn, woods, and ponds.
A Heritage Village home is a condominium that lives like a private house: your own entrance, a garage or carport, a patio or deck, and in most models a wood-burning fireplace. The Master Association keeps up the outside of the buildings, the grounds, the snow, and the lawns, so the chores of a house are not yours.
The models run from the one-bedroom Carriage House at 955 square feet to the three-bedroom Berkshire at nearly 1,700, most on one floor and three on two. Every home has a full kitchen, its own washer and dryer, individually controlled heat, and central air conditioning.
See the models and their floor plans.
Heritage Village is a community for adults 55 and over. Owners sell on their own, usually through a real estate agent in the area. The papers a buyer, a lender, or an agent asks for come from Property Records at the office; see Contact Us.
For prospective buyers
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Buy a home in Heritage Village?
What to read before an offer: the bylaws, the rules, the handbook, and the condo's budget.
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Tour a model?
See the floor plans online, then ask a local real estate agent to show you homes for sale in the models you like.
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Models and Floor Plans
The home designs, from one to three bedrooms. Open a model for its floor plan and photos.
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Resale Documents
What a sale needs from the Village: the bylaws, the rules, the insurance certificates, the budget, and the audited statements.