Ridgewood Row: Passive House Townhome Presales in North Vancouver

Energy-efficient design has become a priority for many presale buyers. Passive House sits at the very top of that standard. However, certified Passive House homes remain rare in the presale market. In North Vancouver, Ridgewood Row by Domus Homes brings that standard to a boutique collection of townhomes and garden flats. So this guide explains what Passive House means, and why it matters for your next home.

What Passive House Means for a Presale Buyer

Passive House is the world’s most rigorous energy-efficiency standard. In practice, it can cut heating energy by up to 90% versus a conventional build. Builders reach that level through a few core techniques. Specifically, a certified Passive House combines:

• Extra-thick, continuously insulated walls
• Triple-glazed windows that hold heat in winter
• Airtight construction that stops drafts and leaks
• Heat-recovery ventilation for constant fresh air

Together, these features keep indoor temperatures steady all year. As a result, owners enjoy quieter rooms, cleaner air, and far lower energy bills. Moreover, a Passive House buffers you against rising utility costs over time.

Ridgewood Row Brings Passive House Townhomes to Edgemont Village

Few North Vancouver presales carry a true Passive House pedigree. Ridgewood Row is one of them. Domus Homes built this boutique collection of just 32 homes in the heart of Edgemont Village. Furthermore, the community pairs concrete garden-flat condos with three-storey wood-frame townhomes. Every home meets Passive House standards, from the insulated walls to the triple-glazed windows. So buyers gain sustainable comfort without sacrificing design or location.

Ridgewood Row at a Glance

• Address: 1147 Ridgewood Drive, North Vancouver (Edgemont Village)
• Developer: Domus Homes
• Homes: 32 total — concrete garden-flat condos and wood-frame townhomes
• Layouts: Two-bedroom, two-bedroom plus den, and three-bedroom plus den
• Sizes: From about 900 sq ft garden flats to 1,391+ sq ft townhomes
• Land title: Freehold; pets and rentals allowed
• Included: Built-in air conditioning and EV charging
• Interiors: Fisher & Paykel appliances, quartz counters, light oak floors
• Pricing: From $1,399,900
• Deposit: Reduced 10% total
• Estimated completion: Late 2028
• Status: Now selling

Why Passive House Presales Hold Their Value

Energy performance now shapes how buyers judge a new home. Additionally, British Columbia keeps raising its building energy requirements each cycle. A Passive House home already sits years ahead of those rules. Therefore, it carries a built-in edge as codes tighten around it. For resale, that future-proofing can translate into stronger long-term demand. Beyond the numbers, the everyday comfort of a Passive House townhome is simply hard to match.

The design at Ridgewood Row shows how this works in a real community. To understand deposits, assignments, and timelines, read our guide to buying a presale in BC.

Explore Passive House Presales in North Vancouver

Passive House presales remain scarce, so serious buyers should move early. A boutique collection of 32 homes will not stay available forever. In short, Ridgewood Row is a rare chance to own a certified-standard home in Edgemont Village.

Also explore other North Vancouver townhome presales to compare new condos and townhomes across the North Shore.