One hundred sixty-eight residences, one shared landscape.
An established condominium community defined by its shared landscape and long history of golf, Royal Crest brings together residential living, open space, and shared amenities.
A wooded corner of Walpole.
Set across 79 wooded acres, Royal Crest's twenty-one residential buildings are woven among fairways, Rainbow Pond, mature trees, and open green spaces. The result is a community of 168 condominium units that feels more like a private park than a typical condominium development.
Many residents have lived here for years. Others are drawn to Royal Crest for its established character, thoughtful layout, location, and residential pace.
Built into the landscape.
Royal Crest was developed in three phases between 1975 and 1980, with a Tudor-inspired architectural style carried throughout the property. Steep rooflines, brick and timber detailing, and varied building placement give the buildings a consistent architectural character.
The buildings follow the contours of the land, set at varied angles and spacing, with open green areas, mature trees, and seasonal plantings.
Phase I residences were built without garages and include two deeded parking spaces per unit. Phases II and III include garages.
Rainbow Pond.
Rainbow Pond sits alongside the ninth hole and has long been a defining feature of Royal Crest. Rainbow Pond Drive winds through the community beneath mature trees and alongside the fairways, with flowering trees, seasonal gardens, and views across the golf course found throughout the property. From spring blossoms and summer hydrangeas to autumn foliage and evergreen winter landscapes, the grounds change with the seasons, while herons, deer, swans, geese, and wild turkeys remain a familiar part of daily life.
Near and around.
Royal Crest is located off Washington Street in Walpole, Massachusetts, with Bird Park and the Adams Farm conservation land nearby, offering walking paths, open green space, and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors close to home. There are private and public golf courses in surrounding towns, with the private Walpole Country Club just minutes away.
Patriot Place and Gillette Stadium are about four miles from Royal Crest, with restaurants, shopping, concerts, and sporting events year-round.
Route 1 and Interstate 95 run nearby. Commuter rail service from Walpole and Norwood reaches Boston in under an hour.
Boston offers museums, universities, theaters, and professional sports when residents want them. Providence — about half an hour south — has a widely recognized restaurant and arts culture, along with waterfront destinations throughout Rhode Island.
Despite its convenient location, Royal Crest remains a quiet, wooded community.