The development, called the Regency at Woodbridge, will feature three or four complexes with a total of 70 carriage-style town homes covering about 15 acres on Bradley Road and Litchfield Turnpike, the plans show. A sign on site touts luxury-style homes. The cost of the units will start at more than a half-million dollars, according to a listing for the project on the website for Toll Brothers, the project’s developer. Woodbridge Zoning Enforcement Officer Kristine Sullivan said work began on the development earlier this year. Toll Brothers has estimated that it will take about three years to complete, according to Sullivan. The Woodbridge Town Plan and Zoning Commission unanimously approved the housing development application at a meeting in September 2022. Based in Fort Washington, Pa., Toll Brothers has built 10 age-restricted developments in Connecticut, a project official said at the time.
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