Toll Brothers has paid $70 million for a 100-acre site in Exton, where it plans to construct its largest age-restricted residential development in the Philadelphia area, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
The luxury homebuilder, based in Fort Washington, acquired the parcel at 301-305 Church Farm Lane. The planned project will have 317 units that will be a mix of townhomes and single-family units, along with amenities for adults 55 and over.
The project will be part of Toll Brothers‘ “Regency” collection.
It was greenlit last year and is the largest to receive West Whiteland Township approval since 2020. It also had the highest unit count among projects reviewed by the Chester County Planning Commission last year.
The residential units would be set “in a resort-style neighborhood with onsite amenities,” said John Dean, division president at Toll Brothers.
They completed the site purchase earlier this month. The Springfield-based McKee Group, the previous owner, had guided the property through permitting and approvals in 2024. The site sits just off Swedesford Road, approximately two miles east of Exton Square Mall.
Read more about Toll Brothers buying land in Exton for a new community in the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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Editor’s Note: This post first appeared on VISTA Today in November 2025.
