Toll Brothers offers final homes at Regency at Caramella Ranch
Toll Brothers, Inc. is selling the final fewer than 15 homes at its Regency at Caramella Ranch community in South Reno, Nevada. The 55+ community offers single-level homes ranging from 1,680 to 2,760+ square feet with prices starting in the upper $600,000s.

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Toll Brothers, Inc. has announced the final opportunity for home shoppers to purchase new homes at Regency at Caramella Ranch, a 55+ active-adult community in South Reno, Nevada. Fewer than 15 homes remain available at the location, situated at 2433 Gary Mayo Court in Reno. The community offers a low-maintenance lifestyle with access to resort-style amenities, including an expansive clubhouse with an indoor lap pool, spa, and fitness center, as well as outdoor facilities like pickleball courts and an amphitheater.
Community Features and Home Designs
Regency at Caramella Ranch is a staff-gated community providing mountain and city views. The luxury single-level home designs range from approximately 1,680 to 2,760+ square feet. These homes include 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2- to 3-car garages, and covered patios. Flexible design options are available, such as dual primary bedroom suites, offices, and dens.
Pricing and Availability
The remaining move-in ready and quick move-in homes are priced from the upper $600,000s. The following table summarizes the key specifications of the homes available at the community.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Community Type | 55+ active-adult, staff-gated |
| Location | 2433 Gary Mayo Court, Reno, Nevada |
| Square Footage | Approximately 1,680 to 2,760+ |
| Bedrooms | 2 to 3 |
| Garages | 2 to 3 cars |
| Starting Price | Upper $600,000s |
Donna O'Connell, Division President of Toll Brothers in Reno, highlighted the community's appeal, citing the combination of luxury living, vibrant lifestyle, and a desirable location with no state income tax. The company invites prospective buyers to tour the community before the remaining homes are sold.
What impact will the sell-out of Regency at Caramella Ranch have on Toll Brothers' future development plans in the Reno area?
How might the limited inventory of 55+ active-adult communities in South Reno affect local real estate prices?
Will Toll Brothers introduce similar luxury active-adult communities in other Nevada markets given the success of this project?

































