Paynters Mill

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About Paynters Mill

Paynters Mill is a neighborhood in Milton, Delaware. Paynters Mill mostly features midsize homes that are very reasonably priced. This is a well-established community that continues to attract interest from buyers looking in the Milton area.

Quick Facts

Current Prices:$329,000 to $625,000
Closed Prices:$299,900 to $625,000
Median Sale Price:$470,000
Average $ per sq ft:$210
Association Fee Ranges:$306 to $1115/quarter
Type:Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age:2004 to 2009
Sq. Ft.:1227 to 3700 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms:2 to 4 Bedrooms
Bathrooms:2 to 4 Bathrooms
Lot Size:0 - 5+ acres
Paynters Mill

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Neighborhood Reviews

2 Reviews
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HOA Nazis 2015-present

Alabama W
I have lived in Paynter’s Mill since Phase 2 of its development. It’s a beautiful neighborhood for sure. We have made many wonderful and close friends/neighbors. However, I would think long and hard about buying in here now. Over the last few years the HOA has made almost everyone’s life miserable…I’m convinced that is their goal. That, and, to turn this development into a 55+ community without it being labeled as such. The HOA is discriminatory, petty, and prejudicial. Maybe look again in 2021 when, hopefully, a new HOA board will be in place and the awful year of 2020 is behind us all.

HOA is terrible

Lisa M
Please check the HOA and there policing of the neighborhood rather than focus on budgeting and creating a community environment