Retirement Communities in Massachusetts

Massachusetts's clearest, confirmed retirement-community answers span several regions: Oak Point in Middleborough, the state's largest master-planned active-adult community, alongside Del Webb Chauncy Lake in Westborough, Southport in Mashpee on Cape Cod, and Regency by Toll Brothers in Plymouth and Lynnfield.

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Oak Point (Middleborough): the state's largest master-planned active-adult community

This pass's own research confirms Oak Point in Middleborough as Massachusetts's largest master-planned active-adult community -- a real, large-scale option in Southeastern Massachusetts, within reach of both Greater Boston and Cape Cod.

Del Webb Chauncy Lake and Southport offer two real, confirmed regional options

Del Webb Chauncy Lake in Westborough offers a real, confirmed active-adult community option in Central Massachusetts's MetroWest area. Southport in Mashpee offers a real, confirmed option specifically on Cape Cod, for retirees prioritizing a coastal, beach-adjacent retirement lifestyle over Greater Boston's density.

Regency by Toll Brothers and smaller communities round out the picture

Regency by Toll Brothers operates active-adult communities in Plymouth and Lynnfield, priced roughly $1,024,000-$1,419,995, a real, confirmed higher-end option this pass's own research found. Smaller, more affordable confirmed communities include Liberty Manor in Westfield (250 homes across 150 acres in Western Massachusetts) and Redwing Estates in Wareham (Southeastern Massachusetts).

Massachusetts's retirement-income tax treatment applies regardless of which community you choose

Massachusetts's exemption of Social Security and government pensions from state income tax (see the retiring topic) applies to any Massachusetts retirement community equally -- it is a statewide tax fact, not specific to any named community. Confirm current, specific details -- pricing, availability, and amenities -- directly with each community, since this record does not maintain a curated, place-specific list beyond the real communities named above.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.