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Star View Townhomes For Sale
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Star View Townhomes
Star View is about as new as it gets in Frisco. It is a small townhome community, so there is never much for sale at once, but what makes people stop and look is right there in the name: the views. These homes were built to point at the Gore Range and the Ten Mile Range, and they do it from the middle of Frisco, which is one of the easiest places to live in all of Summit County.
Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton.
Brand new, and small on purpose
These are current builds, three to four bedrooms, generally in the low 2,000s to mid 2,000s of finished square feet, with attached, heated two-car garages. New construction means the finishes are current and there is almost nothing to fix, which is exactly what a second-home buyer wants. The flip side is that Star View is a compact community, so if you want one, the move is to be watching before a unit lists rather than hoping to catch it after.
Why Frisco, and why the middle of it matters
Frisco is the town people pick when they do not want to commit to one ski area. From here, Breckenridge, Copper, and Keystone are all a short drive, and the I-70 on-ramp is close for the trip back to Denver. Star View sits in that central Frisco pocket, walkable toward Main Street and on the free bus line, so you can ski a different mountain every day and still walk to dinner. For a lot of owners that flexibility is worth more than being at the base of any single resort.
The views do the talking
The reason to buy at Star View over another Frisco townhome usually comes down to the specific unit and what it looks at. Orientation matters here, so when something comes up we compare floor plans and view corridors closely. A hot tub and outdoor space round out the everyday livability, but the Gore and Ten Mile views are the thing you will notice every morning.
If renting is part of the plan, Frisco has its own short-term rental rules and the HOA may add more. Have a look at the Frisco short-term rental rules and the HOA docs for the unit before you count on income.
A few questions I get
How many homes are in Star View?
It is a small, new community, so there are only a handful of units and rarely more than one or two for sale at a time.
What are the homes like?
New townhomes, three to four bedrooms, roughly 2,000 to 2,600 finished square feet, with attached heated two-car garages and current finishes.
Are the views really that good?
The homes were designed around Gore Range and Ten Mile Range views, and the specific unit and its orientation determine how much you get, so lot position is worth paying attention to.
Can I short-term rent at Star View?
Frisco regulates short-term rentals and the HOA may set its own rules, so confirm both for the specific unit before relying on rental income.
Want me to watch it for you?
With a community this small, an early heads-up is worth a lot. If Star View is on your list, tell me and I will flag anything the moment it comes up. Call or text me at (303) 907-9129, email TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com, or use my contact page.
You can also browse the rest of Frisco real estate and other Frisco townhomes, see the Summit County market, and read up on living in Summit County.
General information about Star View Townhomes, not a substitute for reviewing a specific unit, its HOA documents, and current Frisco short-term rental rules. Details vary by home and change over time.