Woodbridge is one of Meridian's most serene and character-rich communities — custom millwork, hardwood floors, tree-lined streets, a community pool and clubhouse, and miles of walking paths just minutes from St. Luke's and The Village.
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Woodbridge has earned and maintained its position as one of Meridian's most desirable established neighborhoods through a combination of design quality, location, and community investment that two decades have only strengthened. The community was built in the early 2000s with a clear emphasis on livability — mature trees canopy every street, serene walking paths wind through park-like open spaces, and the community pool and clubhouse provide gathering points for residents year-round. Homes feature distinctive finishes rarely found at comparable price points: custom millwork throughout, gorgeous hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, double glass doors opening to formal dining rooms or offices, and corner lots overlooking park-like settings.
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Custom millwork in homes, park-like walking-path-focused design, mature tree-lined streets, and a community pool and clubhouse create an unusually serene and character-rich residential environment.
Community pool, residents-only clubhouse, miles of walking paths through mature landscaping, and tree-lined streets throughout the neighborhood.
Meridian Elementary, Lewis and Clark Middle School, and Mountain View High School — all part of West Ada School District.
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