Oct 16, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
Freddy Hill Farms could become a neighborhood of 200-plus homes, and some of them could cost a million dollars or more. I can see the appeal. I also get why people living nearby hear that and…
Other people want less maintenance and don't necessarily care about having a huge lot.
So depending on where you are in life, I could see each of these appealing to a different buyer.
And if you're trying to picture what these homes actually might look like, I look at some of the Toll Brothers other communities.
For the detached homes, the Lorimer and Linden Ridge in Collegeville is probably a good comparison.
And for the larger homes, the Kingswood at Bretton Hill is interesting because that model actually shows up in some of the Freddie Hill plans.
Now, that doesn't mean those exact homes are coming to Freddie Hill, but it gives you an idea of the style and size Toll Brothers is building in this area.
Other people want less maintenance and don't necessarily care about having a huge lot.
So depending on where you are in life, I could see each of these appealing to a different buyer.
And if you're trying to picture what these homes actually might look like, I look at some of the Toll Brothers other communities.
For the detached homes, the Lorimer and Linden Ridge in Collegeville is probably a good comparison.
And for the larger homes, the Kingswood at Bretton Hill is interesting because that model actually shows up in some of the Freddie Hill plans.
Now, that doesn't mean those exact homes are coming to Freddie Hill, but it gives you an idea of the style and size Toll Brothers is building in this area.
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