Bloomington Hills Neighborhood

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.

Living in Bloomington Hills

Bloomington Hills is one of St. George's largest and most established east-side residential areas, built up on a hill east of I-15 with sweeping views of the golf course, the valley, and the nearby red mountains. It grew primarily from the early 1980s onward as a collection of subdivisions — divided broadly into Bloomington Hills North and South — rather than a single master-planned community, so there is no one master developer. It's an all-ages, family-friendly area known for mature neighborhoods and relative value.

Note: Bloomington Hills (east of I-15, around the public St. George Golf Club) is a distinct area from Bloomington proper, the older country-club community west of I-15 near the Virgin River.

The golf course

The area is built around the St. George Golf Club, a municipal course owned by the City of St. George and open to public play. It is an 18-hole, par-73 layout of roughly 7,200 yards from the back tees, built by the city in the 1970s, routed through the Fort Pierce Wash with two lakes — walkable and among the city's more affordable rounds.

Homes & real estate

  • Market (as of 2025–2026): Bloomington Hills South carried a median sale price around $591,000, with active-listing medians generally in the $550,000 to $600,000 band.
  • Product types: Predominantly established single-family homes on roughly quarter-acre lots, plus some condos and townhomes near the course and scattered newer construction — a value-oriented tier relative to St. George's premier golf communities.
  • Pricing moves with the market — confirm current figures with a listing search.

Amenities

  • The municipal St. George Golf Club (18 holes, public)
  • North and South neighborhood parks and a pond with waterfowl
  • Trails, mature landscaping, and elevated valley and red-rock views

HOA

Bloomington Hills is many subdivisions rather than one community, so HOA presence and dues vary — condo and townhome pockets carry HOAs while many single-family subdivisions have minimal or none. Confirm the HOA situation for a specific home before purchasing.

Schools & access

Bloomington Hills is served by the Washington County School District, with Bloomington Hills Elementary in the area and the east-side Desert Hills schools commonly serving it; verify current boundaries for a specific address with the district. Access is via Brigham Road and the 1400 East and 2000 East corridors.

Why Bloomington Hills stands out

Bloomington Hills is a large, established, family-oriented east-side area with the distinction of being built around a city-owned golf course — offering mature neighborhoods, park systems, elevated views, and relative value compared with the region's premier golf communities.

Homes for sale in Bloomington Hills

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Guides about Bloomington Hills

Frequently asked questions

Is Bloomington Hills the same as Bloomington?

No. Bloomington Hills is a large established area east of I-15, built around the public St. George Golf Club. Bloomington proper is the older country-club community west of I-15 near the Virgin River, with a separate private course.

Is the St. George Golf Club public?

Yes. It is a municipal course owned by the City of St. George — an 18-hole, par-73 layout of about 7,200 yards, built by the city in the 1970s and open to public play.

How much do homes in Bloomington Hills cost?

As of 2025–2026, Bloomington Hills South had a median sale price around $591,000, with most active listings in the $550,000 to $600,000 band — a value-oriented tier relative to premier golf communities.

Is Bloomington Hills a master-planned community?

No. It developed from the early 1980s onward as a collection of subdivisions around the city golf course, with no single master developer.

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