St. George, Utah Neighborhoods

Get to know the areas of St. George and Washington County — then see the homes for sale in each.

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• Bloomington — Bloomington is one of St. George's original planned communities — a mature, tree-canopied riverside neighborhood on the south side, laid out in the late 1960s and early 1970s around the private Bloomington Country Club, known for large lots, lush landscaping, and often no HOA.
• Bloomington Hills — Bloomington Hills is one of St. George's largest established east-side family areas — a collection of mature subdivisions built around the city-owned St. George Golf Club, offering elevated valley and red-rock views, neighborhood parks, and relative value.
• Copper Rock — Copper Rock is a newer master-planned golf and resort community on the southern edge of Hurricane, Utah, built around an 18-hole public championship course that hosts the LPGA-affiliated Epson Tour's Copper Rock Championship — with luxury custom homes, red-rock views, and vacation-rental zoning minutes from Sand Hollow and Zion.
• Coral Canyon — Coral Canyon is one of Washington County's largest and most established master-planned golf communities — roughly 1,338 homes across about 2,600 acres in Washington, Utah, built around Keith Foster's public championship course, with resort-style pools, miles of trails, and red-rock and Pine Valley Mountain views.
• Desert Color — Desert Color is a roughly 3,350-acre master-planned community in south St. George built around a 2.5-acre recreational swim lagoon, blending all-ages neighborhoods, a Toll Brothers 55+ community, resort vacation rentals, and a planned town center.
• Divario — Divario is St. George's first true mixed-use master-planned community — a roughly 730-acre, red-rock-canyon development on the city's west side beside Sunbrook Golf Course, planned for about 3,200 homes with 200-plus acres of open space and a trail- and cycling-focused outdoor identity.
• Dixie Springs — Dixie Springs is a family-oriented, outdoor-recreation master-planned community in Hurricane, Utah, minutes from Sand Hollow State Park — known for value-priced homes on quarter-acre lots, RV-garage 'toy hauler' houses, mostly no HOA dues, and a city park with a splash pad.
• Entrada at Snow Canyon — Entrada at Snow Canyon is one of Southern Utah's most exclusive guard-gated private golf communities, set against the red-rock and black-lava landscape beside Snow Canyon State Park in northwest St. George, built around a David McLay Kidd–redesigned championship course and a private country club.
• Foremaster Ridge — Foremaster Ridge is an upscale, view-oriented community on an elevated bluff just east of downtown St. George, known for custom luxury homes with panoramic views of the city, the St. George Temple, and the surrounding red-rock cliffs — minutes from downtown and the regional hospital.
• Green Spring — Green Spring is one of the oldest and most established golf neighborhoods in Greater St. George — a mature collection of subdivisions in Washington, Utah, anchored by the municipal Green Spring Golf Course and its dramatic red-rock canyon holes, with big-box shopping right at its doorstep.
• Green Valley — Green Valley is an established west-side area of St. George — a collection of resort-flavored subdivisions on the edge of protected red-rock trails, home to the pioneering Green Valley Spa and the region's original mountain-biking trail, Bear Claw Poppy.
• Hidden Valley — Hidden Valley is a master-planned community by Ivory Homes in a tucked-away desert canyon in south St. George — around 881 homesites spanning townhomes to estate homes, with a central park, freeway-fast access at I-15 Exit 4, and Desert Hills High School next door.
• Hurricane — Hurricane is a fast-growing Washington County city about 20 minutes east of St. George, built on the pioneer-era Hurricane Canal and now the gateway to Sand Hollow State Park, Sand Hollow Resort golf, and Zion National Park.
• Ivins — Ivins is a small red-rock city just northwest of St. George at the base of Red Mountain — an upscale, arts-and-recreation-minded community next to Snow Canyon State Park, home to the Tuacahn Amphitheatre, Red Mountain Resort, and the Kayenta and Entrada communities.
• Kayenta — Kayenta is a one-of-a-kind desert community in Ivins, Utah, where custom earth-toned homes are designed to disappear into the red-rock landscape under strict low-profile, dark-sky covenants — anchored by the Kayenta Art Village, its galleries, a performing-arts center, and a café.
• Little Valley — Little Valley is one of St. George's fastest-growing areas — a family-oriented, southeastern part of the city that has transformed from equestrian farmland into newer single-family subdivisions, still keeping horse properties and home to a premier public pickleball complex.
• Sand Hollow Resort — Sand Hollow Resort is a master-planned golf and resort community in Hurricane, Utah, built around a John Fought–designed course ranked among America's 100 Greatest Public Courses, next to Sand Hollow State Park — with luxury homes, nightly-rental villas, and a rare golf-plus-water-plus-off-road recreation stack.
• Santa Clara — Santa Clara is a small city just west of St. George, founded by Swiss LDS pioneers in the 1860s — a family-oriented, red-rock community next to Snow Canyon State Park known for its historic Jacob Hamblin Home, annual Swiss Days festival, and small-town character minutes from the metro.
• Sienna Hills — Sienna Hills is one of Washington City's largest and newest master-planned communities — a roughly 740-acre, multi-village development off Washington Parkway spanning entry-level villas to $900K+ resort homes, with a mix of primary-residence neighborhoods and short-term-rental resort villages.
• Sky Mountain — Sky Mountain is a golf-course community in Hurricane, Utah, set on an elevated bench around the scenic city-owned Sky Mountain Golf Course — a value-oriented, established neighborhood with clifftop red-rock holes and distant views of Zion National Park.
• Southgate — Southgate is a golf-course community in southwest St. George built around the city-owned Southgate Golf Club — a walkable, river-set public course along the Santa Clara River — with a mix of custom golf-frontage homes and the 55+ Legacy at Southgate community.
• Stone Cliff — Stone Cliff is one of St. George's premier guard-gated luxury communities, set on an elevated bluff southeast of downtown with panoramic red-rock and city-light views, custom estate homes, and a resort-caliber amenity center.
• Sunbrook — Sunbrook is an established golf-course community on the west side of St. George, wrapped around the city-owned 27-hole Sunbrook Golf Club — a patchwork of many smaller subdivisions with red-rock and water-feature views, twice rated the best course in Utah by Golf Digest.
• SunRiver St. George — SunRiver St. George is one of the largest 55+ active-adult communities in the region — roughly 2,500 single-family homes on about 690 acres south of Bloomington, built around an 18-hole golf course, a 35,000-square-foot recreation center, and one of the deepest amenity and club programs in Southern Utah.
• The Ledges of St. George — The Ledges of St. George is a master-planned golf community northwest of the city, spread across elevated red-rock and black-lava terrain beside Snow Canyon State Park, combining a public championship course, gated luxury villages, and vacation-rental villas.
• Washington — Washington is a fast-growing city immediately east of St. George, settled in 1857 as part of the Mormon Cotton Mission — home to the historic Washington Cotton Factory, the Green Spring and Coral Canyon golf communities, and rapidly expanding areas like Sienna Hills and the Washington Fields.
• Washington Fields — Washington Fields is one of Washington County's fastest-growing areas — the historic farm fields south of the Virgin River, now the region's main new-construction corridor filling in with newer family subdivisions, newer schools, and close access to Sand Hollow.
• Winchester Hills — Winchester Hills is an elevated, large-lot rural community about six miles north of St. George on Highway 18 — roughly one-acre view lots zoned for animals, with a cooler climate, Pine Valley Mountain and red-rock views, and Snow Canyon State Park just across the highway.