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Toll Brothers Announces New Luxury Home Community Coming Soon to Walpole, Massachusetts

Globe Newswire•22/10/2026•15:12 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Station Walk at Walpole expected to open for sale in early 2027
  • ➤Lofts Collection pricing anticipated from the mid-$700,000s
  • ➤Towns Collection pricing anticipated from the mid-$900,000s
  • ➤New community offers condominiums and two-story carriage-style townhomes
  • ➤Union Station is located half a mile away, with 45-minute Boston train access

Expert Statements

Ryan O'Rourke, Division President of Toll Brothers in Massachusetts

“We are thrilled to bring Station Walk at Walpole to Norfolk County, providing home shoppers with an exceptional combination of modern designs, low-maintenance living, and a prime location near Union Station and downtown Walpole.”

Ryan O'Rourke, Division President of Toll Brothers in Massachusetts

“This community represents a unique opportunity to own a luxury home in one of the most desirable areas of Massachusetts with easy access to Boston.”

WALPOLE, Mass., Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL), the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, today announced its newest community, Station Walk at Walpole, is coming soon to Walpole, Massachusetts. A groundbreaking event was recently held at the community, located at 919 East Street in Walpole just half a mile from Union Station. Site work is underway and Station Walk at Walpole is anticipated to open for sale in early 2027.

Station Walk at Walpole is a thoughtfully designed community offering home shoppers the opportunity to choose from two distinct collections of residences: the Lofts Collection, featuring sophisticated condominiums, and the Towns Collection, which offers luxurious two-story carriage-style townhomes. Homes range from 1,559 to 2,009+ square feet and include 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2 to 3.5 bathrooms, and private 2-car garages. Pricing is anticipated to start from the mid-$700,000s for the Lofts Collection and mid-$900,000s for the Towns Collection.

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