Peppermill Village — Recently Sold · Floor Plans
Verified From Town Records
Two styles, a wide range of sizes
Peppermill Village was built all at once in 1987, so the plans repeat from building to building — but there is no single floor plan to point at. Ranch and apartment-style condos put everything on one level. Townhouse-style condos spread living across two floors, and some add a loft. Everything on this page is measured from the Town of Middletown assessor records for the complex’s homes, pulled in November 2026 — the same records behind this site’s sold data — so the ranges below describe the community as it actually stands, not a brochure.
Across the 281 homes whose assessor cards the town system could read, living area runs from 532 to 885 square feet, with a median of about 706 square feet. One-bedroom homes are the community’s backbone — 186 of the 281 — with 95 two-bedroom homes making up the rest. Every home in the records has one full bath.
1-bedroom homes
186 homes. Median living area about 577 sq ft. The classic Peppermill Village plan — a compact ranch or apartment-style home, and the most common way to own here.
2-bedroom homes
95 homes. Median living area about 709 sq ft. The roomier plans in the complex — a second bedroom for guests, family, or a home office, in both ranch and townhouse form.
Loft plans
A subset of homes — in both bedroom counts — add a loft level above the main floor, per current listings inside the complex: flexible space for a den, an office, or guest sleeping. Loft plans trade at the top of their bedroom range.
Ranch Style
Single-level living
In a ranch or apartment-style home here, the kitchen, living space, bedrooms, and bath are all on one floor — no stairs between you and your morning coffee, your car, or your own front door. Single-level plans appear on the ground floor and the upper floors of the complex’s small buildings, and for many buyers that one-level layout is the whole point: it is the plan that keeps working as life changes.
One-level homes span most of the size range, from the smallest one-bedroom plans at about 532 square feet up to two-bedroom footprints near the top of the range — and because every address is on Burgundy Hill Lane, the difference between them is the building and the floor, not the street.
Townhouse Style
Townhouse living, two floors
Townhouse-style homes put the main living space — kitchen, dining, and living room — on the entry level, with bedrooms above, some under vaulted ceilings. That separation suits buyers who host family often: guests and daily life on the main floor, quiet and privacy up the stairs.
Townhouses are where many of the community’s two-bedroom plans live, and where the loft plans appear — the extra level listings describe as a den, an office, or guest space. The biggest homes in the complex, up to 885 square feet of assessor-recorded living area, sit at the top of this range.
Bedrooms & Baths
What the records show, room by room
Bathrooms: every home in the assessor records — all 281 readable cards — has one full bath, and no half baths appear in the records. In practice that keeps the plans simple and comparable: what separates one Peppermill Village home from another is the bedroom count, the floor, and the updates, not the bath count.
A note on the numbers: sizes on this page are living area as recorded by the town assessor, the standard figure appraisers and the town itself work from. Individual homes vary within every range — finished lower levels, enclosed porches, and decades of owner updates mean two homes with the same recorded plan can feel quite different in person. That is an argument for walking the specific home, in the specific building, before you judge it by a number.
Matching a plan to a price: the recently sold table shows what each street has actually traded for, and the buyer’s guide walks through how a purchase works here. If you know the layout you want — single-level only, a second bedroom, a loft — call (860) 773-4412 and Adam will tell you which streets and phases to watch.