HOA QUARTERLY DUES (verify with HOA)
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Association Dues: $480
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Community Water: $100 (no volume limit)
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Sewer: $150.78 (Pass-through charge from the City of Victor for properties
with a residence.)
Teton Valley is a community unlike any other due to the location and proximity to world-class trout fishing, skiing, and many other adventures within minutes. With homeownership in Teton Reserve you take advantage of many amenities like the new clubhouse, walking trails, snow removal, reliable utilities, high-speed internet and more.
The following documents have answers to HOA questions and are available to download. If you have additional questions about the Teton Reserve HOA please contact [email protected].
HOA QUARTERLY DUES (verify)
-
Association Dues: $480
-
Community Water: $100 (no volume limit)
-
Sewer: $150.78 (Pass-through charge from the City of Victor for properties
with a residence.)
Click on the buttons below to view the Teton Reserve HOA documents in an Adobe PDF document format.
HOA DOCUMENTS
Frequently Asked Questions
Are short-term rentals allowed in Teton Reserve?
You may read the full Teton Reserve HOA policy about short-term rentals in their documentation provided above and on their website - https://www.tetonreserve.org/hoa.
The Teton Reserve HOA limits short-term rentals and only allows rentals of seven days or more. Any advertisements on VRBO, Home Away, AirBNB, etc., of less than seven days results in a penalty assessed from the HOA.
Do you get a golf course membership with the purchase of a home in Teton Reserve?
You do not receive a membership to the golf course when you are a homeowner in the Teton Reserve HOA community. Although, the golf passes are very affordable and all golf fees pay for the maintenence and care of the golf course.
Is there a special golf rate for HOA homeowners in Teton Reserve?
Not at this time as the golf course, being public, is very affordable.
How strong is the Teton Reserve homebuilder - Fieldstone Homes?
Over the past 22 years, Fieldstone Homes has built over 5,000 homes. Fieldstone's operations have primarily been focused in Utah and they have now expanded into Idaho - building in the Teton Reserve community. Fieldstone's history, strong relationships with expert tradesmen and suppliers, and strong operational strength from a professional construction management team of over 60 employees allow them to build extremely high-quality homes for the best value in the Teton Valley area. Fieldstone also brings you the ability to personalize your new home through its world-class Design Center in Salt Lake City. Fieldstone Homes is the perfect partner to build new dreams and memories in Teton Reserve.
The HOA owns and manages the golf course.
Are there protective covenants in the Teton Reserve community?
Absolutely. One of the main goals in the Teton Reserve community is to maintain the highest quality of life in one of the most beautiful areas in the country. We have linked many of the HOA documents to download above on our website, or you may visit the HOA's official website for more information - https://www.tetonreserve.org/hoa.
Is there an architectural control process?
Yes, you may also view this information in documents linked above or on https://www.tetonreserve.org/hoa. Together with the architectural guidelines set forth by the HOA, Fieldstone Homes has expertly designed homes that fit most people's lifestyles and have many options to personalize. You can view them by visiting the Home Designs section of this website.
Does the community have access to high-speed internet?
Yes! Teton Reserve has fiber optic internet running to the community giving you high-speed internet access.
Who are the utility providers?
Silverstar Communications, City of Victor, and Fall River Power are the main providers.
What are the HOA fees taking care of?
You may view this in the HOA documentation provided on our page above, or visit the HOA website - https://www.tetonreserve.org/hoa, or contact the HOA president for more information.
How much are property taxes in Teton Valley, Idaho?
Teton Valley Idaho has a Homeowner exemption that fluctuates. Teton Valley, ID is also a non-disclosure state, meaning that it is up to you to inform the assessor of your purchase price for the property. The county bases its tax standard on appraised values. Please go to www.tetoncountyidaho.gov for further information about how to calculate your property taxes.
