What Is Trove at Discovery West, Bend Oregon Like to Live In?

Trove is the other new townhome community inside Discovery West, and it has a distinctly different personality than its neighbor Terrane. Where Terrane leans into the mews concept, Trove leans into minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired design. I am a real estate agent in Bend, Oregon helping relocation buyers and local move-up buyers, and Trove tends to draw a specific kind of buyer: someone who wants a genuinely modern home, walkable to Discovery West’s town center, without taking on a big lot to maintain.

What Trove Actually Is

Trove is a collection of 17 townhomes built by Curtis Homes in partnership with Structure Development NW, sitting directly across the street from Discovery Corner, the retail and gathering hub at the center of Discovery West. The design draws on Scandinavian architecture and Pacific Northwest lifestyle: clean lines, generous windows, and an open-concept layout that reads more contemporary than most new construction in Bend.

Units range from about 2,300 to 3,100 square feet, which is larger than most townhome products in Bend and closer to a full single-family footprint, just without the yard.

Layout and Finishes

Trove townhomes are built as 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath homes with an open great-room floor plan. The kitchens have islands, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, and walk-in pantries. Most units include a spacious upstairs loft, which shows up in real life as a home office, a second living area, or flex space for kids, depending on the buyer. Ceilings and window placement are generous throughout, which is part of why these homes read bright and open despite the attached, low-maintenance format.

What It Costs to Own Here

A 2,354 square foot Trove townhome recently priced around $1.24 million, and units run larger than that up to 3,100 square feet, so expect the top of the range to price higher. HOA dues come in two tiers depending on unit size: around $5,569 a year for smaller units and about $6,340 for larger ones.

Who Trove Actually Fits

I show Trove to buyers who want modern architecture and are willing to pay for it, who want to walk to Discovery Corner’s shops and restaurants rather than drive, and who want more square footage than a typical townhome without taking on a large lot. It is a strong fit for move-up buyers coming from a bigger house who still want real living space, not a downsize into something cramped.

It is not the right fit for a buyer who wants a traditional Craftsman or farmhouse look, since Trove’s aesthetic is intentionally minimalist and contemporary, or for a buyer who wants significant private outdoor space.

Common Mistakes Buyers Make With Trove

Comparing Trove’s price per square foot to a standard single-family home. Trove is priced for its design, its walkability to Discovery Corner, and its low-maintenance format, not against a typical detached home on a quarter acre. I walk buyers through that comparison directly so the number makes sense in context.

Not budgeting for the tiered HOA correctly. Since dues depend on unit size, I confirm the exact tier for the specific unit a buyer is considering rather than quoting a single number for the whole community.

Assuming all 17 units are identical. Sizes range from 2,300 to 3,100 square feet with real layout differences. I make sure buyers see the specific floor plan for their unit, not a generic Trove listing photo.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Trove at Discovery West? Trove is a community of 17 townhomes in Discovery West, built by Curtis Homes and Structure Development NW, located directly across from Discovery Corner.

How big are Trove townhomes? Between about 2,300 and 3,100 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths.

What do Trove homes cost? A 2,354 square foot unit recently priced around $1.24 million. HOA dues run about $5,569 to $6,340 a year depending on unit size.

How is Trove different from Terrane? Trove is a Scandinavian-inspired townhome product by Curtis Homes and Structure Development NW, larger on average and directly across from Discovery Corner. Terrane is a mews-style duplex product by Terrane, LLC, oriented around a shared pedestrian greenway, with an ADU option on select units.

Who does Trove fit best? Buyers who want modern architecture, real square footage, and walkability to Discovery Corner’s shops and restaurants, without the upkeep of a large lot.

If Trove’s design and location sound like what you’re picturing, let’s talk about what’s currently available and whether it fits how you actually want to live. Call or text me at 541-610-5144, email [email protected], or find me at gobendhomes.com.

Kelly Johnson | Go Bend Homes | Bend, Oregon Realtor since 2007 | Live Where You Love