213 Treeline Street

Description

What buyers may be overlooking in today's market is that the true cost of homeownership extends far beyond the purchase price. This newer, energy-efficient Elevation Park townhome was intentionally designed for lower-maintenance living, modern comfort, and long-term value—with only two stories and one flight of stairs. The practical floor plan features a bedroom, full bathroom, garage, and entry on the first level, while the kitchen, living room, Trex deck, and primary suite are all located together on the second level. With modern construction, energy-efficient systems, mountain views, an attached two-car garage, and fewer unexpected capital improvements compared to many older properties, Elevation Park offers an attractive combination of value, efficiency, lock-and-leave convenience, and low-maintenance living in one of Durango's fastest-growing areas. Elevated living spaces and a Trex deck frame dramatic La Plata Mountain views, turning your kitchen and living room into a front-row seat to the surrounding landscape. As an end unit, the home offers added privacy, extra windows, and abundant natural light. Inside, the home feels exceptionally light, bright, and airy with 12-foot ceilings, 9-foot door frames, solid-core doors, and expanded window placement that enhances natural light throughout. Clean, modern finishes include pendant lighting, hexagonal tile accents, and a large kitchen island for prep and dining. Quartz countertops extend through the kitchen and all bathrooms, creating a cohesive, elevated finish. Custom cabinetry—regionally crafted in Denver and locally designed by SOCO Wood and Windows—adds a distinctive level of craftsmanship throughout the kitchen and baths. Soft-close drawers and cabinet doors ensure smooth operation, while the spacious entry includes a coat closet and additional under-stair storage for practical everyday organization. The upstairs primary suite enjoys bright southern exposure and hillside views, along with a dual-vanity bath, tiled walk-in shower, and spacious walk-in closet with custom shelving. Beyond aesthetics, this home was intentionally engineered to lower both maintenance and utility costs over time. A conditioned crawl space helps protect mechanical systems while contributing to the home's overall energy performance and long-term durability. High R-value insulation, Andersen windows, insulated firewalls between units, modern electrical systems, and energy-efficient construction practices help conserve heating and cooling energy throughout the year. Combined with central air conditioning, on-demand tankless hot water, and a full GE appliance package including a gas range with ventilation hood, these features contribute to a home designed for comfort, efficiency, and long-term ownership value. The "aha moment" for many buyers is realizing that the true cost of homeownership is often determined by what needs to be replaced after closing. Unlike many older properties, this newer home allows buyers to enjoy modern construction without anticipating major near-term capital expenses such as roof replacement, HVAC replacement, window replacement, decking repairs, water heater replacement, or appliance upgrades. Over the next decade, avoiding these potential projects can translate into meaningful savings and greater peace of mind. One of Elevation Park's most distinctive features is its protected wetlands habitat, home to mountain bluebirds, red-winged blackbirds, and red-tailed hawks. Residents enjoy access to the pond, wetlands, and surrounding natural area. Combining 2026 construction, elevated finishes, and mountain views, this residence delivers a unique balance of quality and efficiency. NEW PRICE IS $36,000 | 7% price reduction.