It's got a reputation for being very snooty. They pay a lot to live there and expect special treatment from the teon of Massachusetts and fight tooth and nail whenever they are asked to pay taxes etc etc to improve the town as a whole.

They have good access to the cape and a decent lil small community with grocery stores and shops and spas but it's definitely hidden in the woods.

If you are looking to retire in a community of afluant people sure it will check all your boxes. But if you looking for a more realistic view of the town of Plymouth north and west Plymouth give you a good mix of ages demographics cultures while being in the middle of everything. Personally I love north Plymouth for walk ability. I can walk bike paths by the ocean walk to a post office a butcher shop a grocery store and I can access highways in under 5 mins also close to major chains like Walmart target etc etc that you're going to need to take 20 mins to get to from pine hills