A Guide to East Vail’s Condominiums, Townhomes and Mountain Neighborhoods

East Vail offers a different rhythm of mountain living: mornings along Gore Creek, neighborhood walks beneath the Gore Range and a residential setting east of Vail’s central villages. Its condominium communities range from intimate six-residence properties to extensive developments with hundreds of homes. Townhome-style residences add another option for buyers who prefer multilevel living and a more individual entrance.

This guide brings together our 19 published East Vail condominium and townhome profiles. Use the linked chart to compare locations and available unit totals, then explore each property’s full description. For the larger neighborhood picture, visit our East Vail neighborhood guide.

East Vail; the Alpine Neighborhood in the Vail Valley

The neighborhood follows the valley eastward toward Vail Pass, with homes along Bighorn Road, Meadow Drive, Spruce Way and the Main Gore and Black Gore streets. Gore Creek, Bighorn Park and nearby trails help shape everyday life here. The Town of Vail bus connects the neighborhood with the village, making the walk to a particular stop an important part of comparing properties.

Location within East Vail matters. A creek-facing residence, a home overlooking a meadow and a condominium closer to the road can offer very different experiences. Sun exposure, views, outdoor space, parking and the route to transit deserve as much attention as the community name.

Condominium / townhome community	Street address or location	Unit total
Alpen-Glo Condominiums	5115 Black Bear Lane	6
Altair Vail Inn Condominiums	4192 Spruce Way	22*
Bighorn Condominiums	4167 & 4207 Columbine Drive	Not verified
Bighorn Townhomes	4708 & 4718 Meadow Drive	8†
Cedar Point Townhouses	5175 & 5177 Black Gore Drive	Not verified‡
Columbine Road Condominiums	4295 Columbine Drive	18*
Courtside Townhomes	4552 Meadow Drive	44
Gore Creek Condominiums	5017 & 5026 Main Gore Drive North	Not verified
Gore Creek Meadows and Vail East Townhomes	5020 Main Gore Place	52*
Heather of Vail Condominiums	5197 Black Gore Drive	Approx. 18†
Mountain Meadows Condominiums and Townhomes	4682 Meadow Drive	36*
Pitkin Creek Park Condominiums	Bighorn Road; multiple building addresses	Not verified
Pitkin Creek Townhouses	Fall Line Drive; multiple street addresses	Not verified
Riverbend at Vail Townhomes	4800 Meadow Drive	23*
Sundial Townhomes	5040 Main Gore Place	Conflicting totals§
Sunwood at Vail Condominiums	4594 & 4596 Meadow Drive	12*
Timber Falls Condominiums	Timber Falls Court & Meadow Drive	118*
Vail East Lodging Condominiums	4073, 4093, 4123 & 4133 Spruce Way	37*
Vail Racquet Club Condominiums and Townhomes	Vail Racquet Club Drive & Bighorn Road	334¶

How to read the totals: Figures marked * are reported association totals; they may reflect an association’s legal scope rather than every nearby building bearing a similar name. Figures marked † come from the existing property profiles or published property marketing. “Not verified” means a reliable community-wide unit total was not established.

‡ Cedar Point marketing describes nine owners; an owner count does not independently establish the number of units. § Sundial’s state registration reports 31 units, while marketing for 5040 Main Gore Place describes 21; the applicable phase and total need association confirmation. ¶ Vail Racquet Club’s 334-unit total includes 251 condominiums, 60 townhomes and 23 garden-level long-term rental units.

Finding the Right Part of East Vail

Established Condominium Communities

Vail Racquet Club is one of East Vail’s largest residential communities, bringing condominiums and townhomes together in a broad creekside setting. Timber Falls offers another substantial condominium community, with addresses on Timber Falls Court and Meadow Drive. Pitkin Creek Park combines residences with neighborhood commercial uses along Bighorn Road. These are useful starting points for understanding East Vail’s larger developments and the variety of floor plans available.

Townhome Living Around Meadow Drive and Main Gore Place

Courtside, Mountain Meadows, Riverbend at Vail and Bighorn Townhomes offer several interpretations of townhome living along Meadow Drive. Their individual profiles describe differences in layout, setting and community scale. Farther east, Gore Creek Meadows and Vail East Townhomes combines condominium and townhome forms near Bighorn Park, while Sundial is another Main Gore Place option.

Smaller Properties and Distinct Residential Settings

Alpen-Glo has six residences on Black Bear Lane. Nearby profiles include Cedar Point and Heather of Vail on Black Gore Drive, together with Gore Creek Condominiums on Main Gore Drive North. Along Meadow Drive, Sunwood at Vail adds a smaller condominium option.

The directory also covers Columbine Road Condominiums and Bighorn Condominiums on Columbine Drive, plus Altair Vail Inn and Vail East Lodging on Spruce Way. Pitkin Creek Townhouses occupies a separate subdivision on Fall Line Drive. Similar place names can refer to different associations, so the individual profiles are especially helpful when narrowing a search.

What to Compare Before Choosing a Home

Start with how you plan to use the property: year-round living, regular mountain visits or a second home shared with family and friends. Then compare the actual residence’s floor plan, stairs, storage, outdoor areas and parking. Renovation history can differ substantially between neighboring units.

Community size is only one part of the picture. Review the association’s current budget, reserves, insurance and maintenance responsibilities alongside the unit’s condition. If rental use matters to your plans, check the rules and any recorded restrictions for that specific residence. Proximity to a neighboring resort or club does not by itself establish amenity access.

Explore the linked profiles above to build a shortlist, and return to the East Vail page for more neighborhood context. John Helmering can help you compare East Vail communities and evaluate the homes that best fit your plans.

Sources and Property-Count Notes

Addresses and property descriptions are drawn from the linked Vail Real Estate Review profiles, supplemented by the McNeill Property Management directory. Research reviewed September 28, 2026.

Vail Racquet Club property overview provides its unit breakdown. Courtside’s 2026–2027 insurance certificate identifies 44 units. The HOA Book’s August 2026 Vail association roster supplies the reported totals for Altair, Columbine Road, Mountain Meadow, Riverbend, Sunwood, Timber Falls and Vail East Lodging.

Common Elements’ association directory reports 52 Gore Creek Meadows units; the association’s 2025 meeting minutes also refer to 52 owners. This draft uses the reported association total rather than adding the separate condominium and townhome descriptions in older property records.

Sundial’s differing figures appear in its Colorado association registration and published marketing for 5040 Main Gore Place. Cedar Point’s nine-owner description appears in property marketing for 5175 Black Gore Drive.