Staheli Real Estate Group LLC

The surname has been present in Washington County since its pioneer settlement, and the office works residential sales in Washington city and the surrounding eastern half of the county, from the historic town center out to the newer subdivisions on the benches.

A one-broker practice

A single-broker firm is the most common shape in Washington County's directory, and it means what it says: the person you meet is the person who holds the license, writes the offer and answers the phone at nine on a Sunday. The upside is continuity. The limit is capacity — one person can only be at one inspection at a time, and holidays are real.

Where the office sits

Washington city adjoins St. George on the east and has absorbed a large share of the county’s new subdivisions, spreading up into Coral Canyon and Green Springs and south across the Washington Fields. Of the communities covered on this site, Washington, Green Spring and Sienna Hills lie nearest.

Buying land and building

Land is a much larger part of the market here than in most metropolitan areas — a great deal of Washington County is open desert, and buildable acreage trades on its own terms. What separates a good lot from a cheap one is rarely visible on a drive-by: culinary water and sewer access, a power run that may be expensive, geologic hazard mapping, and slope. Cities here publish hazard maps that are worth reading before an offer, not after. If you are looking at raw land through Staheli Real Estate Group LLC, start with our guide to buying land and building custom.

Names, addresses and contact details on this page come from the county record rather than from the firm. Browse the rest of the Washington County brokerages, or start instead from our real estate guides.