231 Treeline Street offers beautiful garden and mountain views from its elevated second-level living spaces. From the kitchen and Trex deck on the north side of the townhome, enjoy sunrise and garden views to the east, along with sunset and La Plata Mountain views to the west. Thoughtful window placement and elevated living areas bring abundant natural light into the home while connecting the kitchen, living room, and deck to the surrounding landscape. 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, comfort, and long-term value, with only two stories and one flight of stairs. The first level includes a bedroom, full bathroom, entry, coat closet, under-stair storage, and an attached two-car garage with plenty of additional storage space. Upstairs, the kitchen, living room, Trex deck, primary suite, and laundry are conveniently located together on one level. Inside, the home feels exceptionally light, bright, and airy with 12-foot ceilings, 9-foot door frames, solid-core doors, and top-down/bottom-up blinds on all windows. Clean, modern finishes include pendant lighting, tile accents, and a large quartz kitchen island with space for both prep and dining. Quartz countertops continue throughout the kitchen and bathrooms for a cohesive finish. Custom cabinetry, regionally crafted in Denver and locally designed by SOCO Wood and Windows, adds another level of craftsmanship throughout the kitchen and baths, with soft-close drawers and cabinet doors. 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 the finishes, the home was engineered with energy efficiency, durability, and future maintenance costs in mind. A conditioned crawl space helps protect mechanical systems while contributing to the home's overall energy performance. High R-value insulation, Andersen windows, insulated firewalls between units, modern electrical systems, central A/C, on-demand tankless hot water, and energy-efficient construction practices help conserve heating and cooling energy throughout the year. A full GE appliance package with gas range and ventilation hood, is also included. For many buyers, the "aha moment" comes when comparing not only purchase prices, but what may need to be repaired or replaced after closing. With newer construction and newer systems, buyers may be able to avoid some of the significant near-term capital expenses often associated with older homes, including roof, HVAC, windows, decking, water heater, and appliance replacement. Over the next decade, fewer major replacement projects can contribute to meaningful savings and greater peace of mind. Getting to Elevation Park is easier than ever with the newly paved road connecting the neighborhood to the Three Springs intersection, while the location provides convenient access to the nearby Mesa trails for hiking, biking, and outdoor recreation, along with the growing dining, shopping, and commercial offerings in and around Three Springs. One of Elevation Park's most distinctive features is its protected wetlands habitat, home to mountain bluebirds, red-winged blackbirds, and red-tailed hawks, with residents enjoying access to the pond, wetlands, gardens, and surrounding natural area. With 2026 construction, upscale finishes, an attached two-car garage, garden and La Plata Mountain views, easy access to trails and nearby amenities, and a low-maintenance design, 231 Treeline Street offers a compelling combination of quality craftsmanship, efficiency, lock-and-leave convenience in one of Durango's fastest-growing areas.
