• 203-213 TREELINE ST WEST TOWNHOMES

    2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH

  • 221-233 TREELINE ST EAST TOWNHOMES

    2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH

  • 306 SINGLETRACK LN

    2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 1 OFFICE

  • 415 SWITCHBACK LN

    3 BEDROOM, 2 ½ BATH, 1 OFFICE

  • 413 SWITCHBACK LN

    3 BEDROOM, 2 ½ BATH

 FAQs

  • Phase 1 will include 37 single family lots and 14 townhomes on about 11 acres. Phase 2 is planned for 3 single family homes, between 40 to 50 townhome units and a 1-acre park.

    Phase 2 is also roughly 11 acres.

  • Phase 1 lots range from 4,080 sq ft. to 6,400 ft. The three single family lots in Phase are ±7,900 ft.

  • Medium-term rentals are allowed for 3 or more months.

  • Short-term rentals are not allowed. The minimum rental period is 3 months.

  • We broke ground on 14 townhomes in 2024.   These homes feature 1,271 sq. ft. of conditioned space plus a 467, two-car garage (side by side and attached).  The ground floor has the garage plus one bedroom and one full bath.  The second floor has the primary bedroom suite, living room, kitchen, laundry room and balcony with a north view of the La Plata mountains.

  • Two apartment buildings are planned for phase 2, totaling 84 units.  Those are expected to be built in 2027 or later.

  • Phase 2 will include a 1-acre park and possibly a dog park.

  • Yes, owners or builders may build a custom home or spec home. All designs must be approved by the design review committee of the HOA. At the moment (June 2026) there are only 3 vacant single family lots remaining in phase 1 and 3 more will be created in phase 2 by the end of 2026.  

  • Yes, owners or builders may build a custom home or spec home. All designs must be approved by the design review committee of the HOA.   

  • The HOA has a design review committee that must approve the exterior appearance of all buildings in the subdivision.

  • Annual dues for 2026 are $550.   2027 dues will finalized when a budget is adopted later in the year.  Those dues will likely be similar to 2026 dues.  The townhomes have their own HOA, with dues of $150/month.   

  • HOA dues cover road maintenance and repair, snow plowing, landscape maintenance, and administrative costs. The city of Durango intends to annex the subdivision at some unknown time in the future. When that happens, the city will take over road maintenance, thus relieving the HOA of that responsibility.

  • The most recent lot sale was $145,000 in 2025.   Several lots will be for sale beginning in late 2026.  Please email us at info@woodbridgedurango.com with any questions.

  • As of June 1, 2026, thirty single family homes and 7 townhomes have been completed. Five more single family homes and 7 more townhomes are in various stages of construction.

  • Driving time to downtown is about 10 minutes.

  • Currently the subdivision is in La Plata County. However, the city of Durango may annex it at some future date. When it does annex, Durango will take over responsibility for road maintenance.

  • Zoning requirements limit house sizes in two different ways: they impose a lot coverage ratio of 37.5% on two-story buildings or 40% on single story. They also impose a floor area ratio of 45% on all single-family residences in this subdivision. Floor area ratio tends to be the most important limiting factor - it is primarily the conditioned space plus garage. Please check the City of Durango codes for their definitions of these ratios.

  • Yes, the subdivision is in the Elevation Park Metropolitan District. Lot buyers and home buyers must pay a one-time development fee of $2,500 to the district in the case of a lot or home being sold for the first time in the subdivision. Townhome development fees are $1,500.00. The district also imposes an annual property tax mill levy of 60 mills, adjusted in the event that the assessed valuation rate is higher or lower than pre-2019. The district may increase the mill levy to compensate for reductions in assessed valuation rates by the Colorado legislature, as happened in late 2023. In 2025 the mill levy rate was 71. The rate decreased to 68.634 mills in 2026.   The mill levy will end in 2051 and may be reduced with sufficient appreciation of home values.

  • In August 2025 we received preliminary plat approval from the Joint Planning Commission for building phase 2 infrastructure.   We broke ground in December 2025 and expect to complete that project by the end of summer 2026. Construction of homes and apartments in phase 2 will begin sometime after the infrastructure is complete.