Quick answer: As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes offers townhomes in 5 communities across the Raleigh and Research Triangle region, with 2 now selling and 3 coming soon. Prices start from the high $200s, plans range from 2 to 4 bedrooms, and 30 quick move-in townhomes are available or under construction in communities from Wake Forest to Durham.
| Community | City | From | Beds | Sq. Ft. | Status | Move-In Ready |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enclave at Traditions | Wake Forest, NC | High $200s | 2-3 | 1,632+ | Now Selling | 17 |
| Holden Village | Youngsville, NC | $300s (proposed) | 3 | TBA | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Running Brook Townes | Durham, NC | Mid $300s | 3 | 1,732+ | Now Selling | 13 |
| Pineview Glen | Durham, NC | High $300s (proposed) | 3 | 1,629+ | Coming Soon | TBA |
| 40 at White Oak | Garner, NC | High $300s | 4 | 2,109+ | Coming Soon | TBA |
Move-In Ready includes completed homes and homes under construction. Prices and availability change often; visit each community page for current homes.
North of Raleigh, the US-1 and I-540 corridor has grown into one of the Triangle's most sought-after places to live, linking the historic downtown and tree-lined neighborhoods of Wake Forest with the quieter, faster-growing town of Youngsville in Franklin County. Falls Lake, E. Carroll Joyner Park, and a lively collection of local breweries and coffee shops sit close at hand, and the drive into north Raleigh remains a manageable one.
Enclave at Traditions is a limited collection of 37 townhomes set within the established Traditions neighborhood off Traditions Grande Boulevard in Wake Forest. Two plans pair attached rear-load garages with open kitchens and flexible office space, and residents share a neighborhood pool, clubhouse, playground, volleyball court, and amphitheater. Historic downtown Wake Forest and the trails of the Wake Forest Reserve are a short drive away, and students attend Wake County schools including Wake Forest High School.
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Holden Village will bring new townhomes to Holden Road in Youngsville, a growing Franklin County town just north of Wake Forest with quick access to US-1 and I-540. Its two-story designs will offer three bedrooms, primary suites on the main level, and a choice of front-load or rear-load garages, and USDA financing is available for qualified buyers. Falls Lake State Recreation Area and the shops and restaurants of downtown Wake Forest are both an easy drive from home.
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Eastern Durham sits at the geographic heart of the Triangle, where Research Triangle Park, Raleigh-Durham International Airport, and the shopping and dining of Brier Creek are all within a short drive. Wooded homesites, quick connections to I-540 and I-40, and the open space of William B. Umstead State Park make this part of Durham County a natural fit for commuters who would rather spend their evenings close to home than on the highway.

Running Brook Townes is set on a wooded site off Running Fox Lane in eastern Durham, where mature trees frame the neighborhood while Brier Creek, Research Triangle Park, and I-540 remain close by. Three two-story plans offer three bedrooms and two and a half baths, and the largest, the Southampton, adds a two-car garage. Students attend Durham Public Schools, and William B. Umstead State Park is a short drive away for weekend hiking and cycling.
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Pineview Glen will bring Eastwood townhomes to Page Road in Durham, close to the restaurants and shopping of Brier Creek, the employers of Research Triangle Park, and Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Four two-story plans will offer three bedrooms, open-concept layouts, and attached garages, bringing a low-maintenance lifestyle to one of the most central locations in the Triangle.
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Just south of downtown Raleigh, Garner pairs a friendly small-town character with quick access to I-40, I-540, and US-70, so the commute into the city or a weekend drive toward the coast is equally straightforward. The White Oak area offers a wide mix of shopping and dining, while Garner Recreational Park and Lake Benson give residents plenty of room to get outdoors.

40 at White Oak will introduce three-story townhomes along Timber Drive East in Garner, minutes from the shops and restaurants of the White Oak area and the I-40 interchange. Two plans, the Beaumont and the Turner, will offer four bedrooms, three and a half baths, two-car garages, and more than 2,100 square feet of living space. Students attend Wake County schools including South Garner High School, and Garner Recreational Park is close by.
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Eastwood also builds single-family homes in 12 communities across the Raleigh area, from Youngsville and Wendell to Clayton, Angier, Benson, and Wilson, with homes from the $300s. See our full guide to new construction homes in Raleigh.
Eastwood Homes has been building in the Carolinas since 1977, and its Raleigh division builds across Wake, Durham, Franklin, Johnston, Harnett, and Wilson counties. Every home is Built with Care to energy-efficient standards, and buyers make their selections with a Design Studio Specialist at the Eastwood Homes Design Center on Creedmoor Road in north Raleigh. Eastwood Homes was named the 2026 Builder of the Year.
As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes has townhomes in 5 communities across the Raleigh and Research Triangle area. Enclave at Traditions in Wake Forest and Running Brook Townes in Durham are now selling. Holden Village in Youngsville, Pineview Glen in Durham, and 40 at White Oak in Garner are coming soon.
Eastwood's Raleigh-area townhomes start from the high $200s at Enclave at Traditions in Wake Forest. Running Brook Townes starts from the mid $300s. Pricing at the coming soon communities begins in the $300s at Holden Village and the high $300s at Pineview Glen and 40 at White Oak.
In November 2026, Eastwood has 30 quick move-in townhomes completed or under construction in the Raleigh area. Enclave at Traditions has the most with 17, followed by Running Brook Townes with 13.
Yes. Holden Village in Youngsville is planned with two-story townhomes that place the primary suite on the main level, along with front-load and rear-load garage options. A New Home Specialist can confirm which plans at other communities offer a main-level primary bedroom.
Enclave at Traditions in Wake Forest offers a pool, clubhouse, playground, volleyball court, and amphitheater, along with lawn maintenance, though some amenities may still be under construction. Running Brook Townes in Durham sits in a wooded setting a short drive from William B. Umstead State Park.
Holden Village in Youngsville (proposed pricing from the $300s), Pineview Glen in Durham (proposed pricing from the high $300s), and 40 at White Oak in Garner (from the high $300s) are coming soon. Joining each community's VIP list is the best way to get early pricing and release dates.
Townhomes usually carry a lower starting price than single-family homes in the same part of the Triangle, and they trade yard work for shared amenities and lawn care. Eastwood's Raleigh-area townhomes start from the high $200s, while its single-family homes start from the $300s.
This guide is refreshed at the start of every month with current community status, starting prices, and quick move-in counts pulled directly from Eastwood Homes' Raleigh division listings.
Explore every community, floor plan, and quick move-in home on the Eastwood Homes Raleigh page, or call the Raleigh Internet Team at 984-205-6356 to schedule a visit. Browse by city: Wake Forest, Garner, Youngsville, Durham.
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