Weston Woods: Freehold Towns vs Detached Homes

The three product types

Weston Woods is not a single product. Paradise has published three tiers, and the decision between them is the biggest financial choice you will make at this community — far bigger than any upgrade.

• Freehold towns, from $849,990. The entry point, and the only tier under $1 million on the builder's numbers.
• Detached with a single-car garage, from the low $1.2M range.
• Detached with a double-car garage, from the upper $1.4M range.

What the price gaps actually buy

The step from town to single-garage detached is about $350,000 on starting prices. What you get for it is detachment itself — no shared walls, and a lot on all four sides. The step from single to double garage is about $250,000 more, and buys a wider lot as well as the second parking space, because a double garage forces a wider frontage.

Because Paradise has not released square footages, you cannot yet calculate price per square foot across the three tiers. If interior space is your priority rather than detachment, wait for the floor plans before committing — a large town can beat a narrow detached on usable space.

How to choose

• Choose the town if your ceiling is under $1 million, or if you want the lowest entry price into a new freehold community in Woodbridge.
• Choose single-garage detached if detachment matters more than parking or frontage.
• Choose double-garage detached if you need two covered spaces, a wider lot, or resale breadth — double garages appeal to a larger buyer pool.
• Wait for floor plans if usable square footage is the deciding factor, because none has been published.
• Model the carrying cost of each tier, not just the purchase price: property tax, insurance and heating all scale with the home.

What is still unknown

Paradise's community page states the three product types and their starting prices and nothing more. Floor plans, home sizes, lot widths, the site plan, the deposit structure and occupancy dates are all absent, and standard and upgraded feature lists sit in linked PDFs rather than on the page. Any lot-width figure you see for Weston Woods on an aggregator — 20-foot towns and 30- or 38-foot detached are the common ones — is not stated by Paradise and should be treated as unconfirmed until the builder publishes it.