Chimney Hill

Chimney Hill is a private, age-restricted active adult community found at 28 Chimney Hill Drive in Farmington, Connecticut, sitting off Colt Highway about a quarter mile west from where Birdseye and Fienemann Roads meet, and is made up of 44 free-standing homes, each owner-occupied, all built by Carrier Home Builders starting back when the site was prepared in 2005 with the first folks moving in October 2006, and these homes are spread over 38 acres of open space and greenery so there's plenty of trees and grass around, but there aren't any special names for buildings or activities, nor are there services or amenities listed in public records besides the basics like lawn care, trash removal, snow removal, and an irrigation system to keep things looking nice. This community connects to two main roads, Chimney Hill Drive and Hearthstone Lane, and offers a quiet setting near outdoor spots like Farmington Historic District, Town of Farmington Open Space, and Batterson Park Pond Access Area, though most errands will need a car because the area gets a Walk Score of just 13 out of 100, and bike riding is possible but not easy since there's minimal bike infrastructure. For those interested in moving to Chimney Hill, there's an option to request a tour, view the property using Street View, or speak with a KW Agent for details, as the community is linked to Keller Williams, so you can find agents or look at land, commercial, and worldwide properties if you wish, with a focus on luxury. There's also language support in many languages, including English, Albanian, Arabic, Catalan, Czech, French for both Canada and France, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Mongolian, Polish, Portuguese for Brazil and Portugal, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish for Latin America and Spain, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese, and community documents can be searched or printed as needed, but nothing more specific is available about the services, amenities, or care offered to residents, so the homes are mostly about independent living with those few included basic maintenance services.