Townhomes
The middle-market segment between estate single-family and condominium living — Foxcroft attached homes, Phillips Place townhomes, and the boutique new-construction projects across the district.
Where the townhome makes sense.
SouthPark's townhome inventory serves three buyer profiles: down-sizing residents who want maintained exterior with single-family interior scale, dual-career couples who want walkability without the elevator-and-doorman density of a tower, and pre-family professionals using the townhome as a stepping-stone before a Foxcroft or Barclay Downs single-family move.
Where to look.
| Project | Style | Price Band |
|---|---|---|
| Foxcroft East | Traditional brick, attached | $1.1M–$1.8M |
| Phillips Place Townhomes | Above-retail walk-up | $850k–$1.4M |
| Sharon Lane | Modern boutique | $1.2M–$1.9M |
| Park Road area townhomes | Mid-2000s traditional | $800k–$1.3M |
| Morrison Place townhomes | Urban-village | $900k–$1.5M |
What to verify.
Townhome diligence sits between condominium and single-family. HOA documents matter (master insurance, reserve study, special-assessment history), as does the boundary line between unit-owner and association responsibility for the building envelope — many older townhome associations carry weaker reserve discipline than condominium towers.
Consider a townhome.
Inventory introductions and off-market townhome opportunities.