A few years ago, the new
location of Mercy Regional Medical Center changed the landscape of Durango.
Once just empty land past Farmington Hill, now the Three Springs area boasts a
new concept and lifestyle for Durango. Located adjacent to the hospital and off
Highway 160, Three Springs is in exciting phases of its development.
Based on what is called
“traditional neighborhood development” or “new urbanism,” this Durango
neighborhood seeks to offer a location that combines community lifestyle,
businesses, walkable streets, and open land expanses. This concept appeals to
those who want the interactive lifestyle of knowing their neighbors and living
close to other conveniences.
These homes are brand new construction that come
with a one year builder’s warranty, and the neighborhood is designed to have as
many as 1,600 homes and townhomes. Currently, approximately 130 of these homes
and townhomes have been built. One of the key focal points revolves around
sustainable living; the homes are Energy Star Certified, and the developers
focus on other green practices throughout the neighborhood.
Three Springs is also home to several businesses,
with plans to one day host a grocery store and open space parks and schools. In
fact, Three Springs is located on over 681 acres, nearly half of which is
plotted to remain open space and used for parks, schools, and trails. From a
practicality standpoint, the City of Durango removes snow as well as waste.
This makes Three Springs an ideal location for long-term ownership.
The neighborhood offers sixteen various home floor
plans, from 1,000 square feet to 2000 square feet. Prices range from $289,900
to $499,900. Townhomes begin at $264,900, with 1,300 square feet.
In 2013
there were 39 sales and 31 of those sales were new construction. In 2014 they
are anticipating 40 to 50 new construction sales. The majority of these homes
will be built by the following builders: SilverPick Contracting,
Timberline Builders, Tierra Custom Homes, Classique Builders, Martin Built,
Tailor Made Custom Homes
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