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HOA Report: 34 Highfield Trl, Breckenridge, CO 80424

Association (best public match): Highland Greens Lodge

C

Screening grade from public sources. Score 74/100.

Backed by 6 public sources

Last compiled 2026-10-26. This is a screening grade, not a title-company or closing document.

Dues$825/mo · gradual · +26% since 2023
ReservesNot published
AmenitiesA
$825/mo dues cover 12 services, incl. master insurance policy, heat / gas, water.
Complaintsnone found
Hot tub removed 2025
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HOA fees over time

PeriodMonthly duesSource
FY2023$655/moPublic HOA document
FY2024$730/moPublic HOA document
FY2025$800/moPublic HOA document
FY2026$825/moPublic HOA document

Change: $655/mo (FY2023) to $825/mo (FY2026) — +$170 (+26%).

FY2023: $655/mo$655FY2023FY2024: $730/mo$730FY2024FY2025: $800/mo$800FY2025FY2026: $825/mo$825FY2026

Dues pattern: gradual.

No longer offered

Hot tub / spa — still advertised at luckymountainhome.com; removed/closed per aepropertymanagement.com.

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