Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
Construction is underway on the homes at the Villas at Greenbrook, a new 55-plus residential community being built on the former John Fitch Elementary School site in Bristol Township’s Levittown section.
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DeLuca Homes, which is based in Middletown Township, is developing the 17.5-acre site on Greenbrook Drive.
The project began construction last spring and will feature 180 housing units across various building types and styles.
Promotional materials indicate units ranging from 1,200 to just over 1,800 square feet, with prices between $380,000 and $499,900. Some units under construction have already been sold.
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The development includes three 24-unit apartment buildings, 15 four-unit quad buildings, two eight-unit flat buildings, two 10-unit flat buildings, and one 12-unit flat building.
Amenities planned for the community include a clubhouse and swimming pool.
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The project layout connects to local roads via Short Lane and Greenbrook Drive.
Township officials have stated that stormwater management will be handled by a subsurface infiltration basin under the parking area adjacent to a 24-unit building, as well as two wet detention basins located centrally and at the southeastern corner of the site.
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The former Fitch Elementary School site, along with the Abraham Lincoln Elementary School site on Plumtree Drive and the George Washington Elementary School site on Crabtree Drive, were purchased by developer John McGrath through JRGF LLC in August 2022 for $1.2 million.
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An agreement reached by the Bristol Township Council in November 2022 designated the George Washington Elementary School site on Crabtree Drive as dedicated open space for the township.
The Lincoln project has not yet come before the council for approval.
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