The Fields at Lafayette Way - Active Adult

About The Fields at Lafayette Way - Active Adult

Kay Builders, a trusted family-owned homebuilder, established in 1961, proudly introduces The Fields at Lafayette Way, an Active Adult 55+ community in Lehigh Valley. Just 3 miles from historic Easton, in Forks Township, Lafayette Way is where city and country meet. The Setting & Location On a gently rolling tree-lined hillside overlooking the Bushkill Creek, The Fields at Lafayette Way combines the beauty of the countryside with all the conveniences of modern living. Convenient to routes 22, 78, 33, and 611, and just over an hour commute to New York and Philadelphia, The Fields at Lafayette Way has it all—just minutes by car to malls, upscale shopping centers, theaters, groceries, restaurants, and nationally ranked health care facilities. Easton Named One of AARP’s Top 10 Places for Old...

Kay Builders, a trusted family-owned homebuilder, established in 1961, proudly introduces The Fields at Lafayette Way, an Active Adult 55+ community in Lehigh Valley. Just 3 miles from historic Easton, in Forks Township, Lafayette Way is where city and country meet. The Setting & Location On a gently rolling tree-lined hillside overlooking the Bushkill Creek, The Fields at Lafayette Way combines the beauty of the countryside with all the conveniences of modern living. Convenient to routes 22, 78, 33, and 611, and just over an hour commute to New York and Philadelphia, The Fields at Lafayette Way has it all—just minutes by car to malls, upscale shopping centers, theaters, groceries, restaurants, and nationally ranked health care facilities. Easton Named One of AARP’s Top 10 Places for Older Adults in 2026 The History The City of Easton, on the banks of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, has been historically significant since the 1700’s. One of three cities where the Declaration of Independence was publicly proclaimed in The Grand Square (now Easton’s Centre Square), the annual Heritage Day celebrates the event with fireworks and tributes. Centre Square, believed to be the “oldest continuous open-air market in the country," hosts numerous festivals throughout the year and a Farmers Market every Saturday from May thru December. In the 1800s, Easton became a transportation hub. First came the “Canal Era," when mule-driven barges floated down the Delaware and Lehigh rivers, shipping coal and steel to major metropolitan areas. Followed by a vast railroad network transporting products throughout the country. Arndt Road, bordering Lafayette Way, pays tribute to John Arndt, a revolutionary war hero, whose family once owned the land The Homes Lafayette Way is a combination of elegant single homes and spacious twin villas that live like a single. Homes offer flexible interiors and outside spaces for family and friends to enjoy, plus aging-in-place options. T...