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Townhomes for Sale in Burlington, NC

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Townhomes in Burlington, NC

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$205
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$404,138
Med. List Price

Townhomes for Sale in Burlington, NC

A 1980 townhome in Crowfield was recently listed for $224,500, with $240 per month in HOA dues that include water, sewer, trash, and structure maintenance. A 2020-built unit in Tribek Court was listed at $340,000 with $140 in dues. When you compare townhomes in Burlington, lower dues do not always mean a lower monthly cost.

INDY Week readers named Raleigh Realty the Best Real Estate Company in Wake County in 2023, 2024, and 2025. In Alamance County, most of the townhome inventory we show is in 27215, south and west of downtown near South Church Street and Huffman Mill Road.

Which Burlington Townhome Communities Should Be on Your List?
  • Crowfield: Townhomes from around 1980 off Huntington Road, with a community pool and private roads the association maintains.
  • Tribek Court: Two-story units built from 2020 on, marketed as City Point, with attached garages and quick access to I-40/85.
  • The Townes and Villas at Weybridge: Keystone Homes is still building townhomes here along Talisker Way, and most of the current plans include a two-car garage.

Many "Burlington" townhome searches also pull in Whitsett and Graham listings. Those are separate towns with their own tax rates and HOAs.

What Should Burlington Townhome HOA Dues Cover?

Two townhomes with similar dues can leave you with very different repair bills. Before the due diligence period ends, get the association documents and confirm who pays for these items.

  • Roof replacement and exterior siding or brick repair
  • Utilities, which some older communities bundle into dues
  • Private road paving and parking lot upkeep
  • The master insurance policy, and whether you still need an HO-6 or a full homeowners policy
  • Reserve balance and any special assessments planned or approved

How Do New Weybridge Prices Compare With Resale Townhomes?

In September 2026, two-bedroom Weybridge units under construction on Talisker Way were listed for about $424,000 to $470,000, ranging from 2,000 to 2,240 square feet. Recent sales near Crowfield ran about $190,000 to $272,000. The newer price includes a builder warranty and a garage. On an older resale, the roof age and the association's reserve fund need a closer look.

Want the HOA Budget Before You Tour?

I ask the listing agent for the association budget and the most recent annual meeting minutes for every Burlington townhome we plan to see. The minutes usually show a roof or paving project before it becomes an assessment.

Erin Roberts, Burlington real estate agent

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Raleigh Realty

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