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The complete Hurricane index

Hurricane communities and neighborhoods.

One map to one of the most active markets in Southern Utah, from the historic pioneer grid downtown out to the golf and lake communities at Sand Hollow. 66 named communities, the master plans, every way to shop by price, and live listings under each. Kept current by a Southern Utah real estate agent who has worked this valley for more than 20 years.

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The lay of the land

How Hurricane fits together.

Hurricane has grown fast, and the feel changes a lot as you move across it. There is the historic pioneer grid downtown around State Street and Main, with the town's oldest homes on larger lots. There is the wide, still-filling band of newer subdivisions and master-planned communities running south and southeast along Sand Hollow Road toward the reservoir and the state park. There are the bench, ridge, and cliff communities ringing the valley, where homes trade flat lots for red-rock and mountain views. And there are the rural edges toward Quail Creek, Harrisburg, and the open ground, where lots run larger.

The cleanest way through it all is by area. Each block below tells you what that part of town is like, then jumps you to every neighborhood in it. If you are weighing the city itself, start with the Hurricane guide, then come back and pick a direction.

Downtown & Old Town

The original pioneer grid around State Street and Main, plus the settled valley-floor neighborhoods near the city park and rec center, the close-in heart of town.

17 neighborhoods

The Sand Hollow corridor & south

The fast-growing band of newer subdivisions running south and southeast along Sand Hollow Road toward the reservoir and the state park, the city's main new-build zone.

21 neighborhoods

The benches, ridges & cliffs

The elevated bench and ridge communities ringing the valley, where homes trade flat lots for red-rock and Pine Valley Mountain views, including the Sky Mountain golf community.

20 neighborhoods

Quail Creek, Harrisburg & the rural edges

The larger-lot, more rural side of town toward Quail Creek Reservoir and Harrisburg Junction, where some lots have room for an RV, a shop, or animals.

6 neighborhoods

Start with the big ones

Sand Hollow, Copper Rock & the master plans.

These are the communities Hurricane is known for, each a large, planned community built around a golf course, the reservoir, or shared amenities, and each holding many home styles inside one name. If you have heard of Hurricane real estate, you have probably heard these. Start here, then drop into the directory below for everything else by area.

South, by the reservoir

The one to study first

Sand Hollow Resort

A golf and lake resort community on the west shore of Sand Hollow Reservoir, gathering five distinct sections from resort condos and townhomes to custom homes and estate lots around a 27-hole course.

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East, golf

Copper Rock

A master-planned golf community on the east side of Hurricane built around a championship course, gathering several villages including Cliff View, Golf View, North Slope, and Pebble Beach from custom homes to golf-frontage estates.

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South, by the lake

Dixie Springs

One of the closest communities to Sand Hollow Reservoir along Sand Hollow Road, with custom single-family homes on larger lots, RV garages, and lake and red rock views built mostly in the last fifteen to twenty years.

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Each has its own full page with the villages inside it, home styles, and live listings. More planned communities, among them Elim Valley, Sky Mountain, and Desert Sands, are filed by area in the directory below. Not sure which fits? Tell me what you are after and I will point you to the right ones.

Shop by budget

What your number buys in Hurricane.

Price is where most searches really start. Each page below sets honest expectations for that budget in Hurricane, which areas and home types it reaches, then shows the live listings. The high new-build share gives buyers real choice across price points, and you can often find a little more room for the money than in St. George, so use these as a map, not a promise, and confirm against the current market.

Homes under $350K

01

The entry point into Hurricane: townhomes, condos, and the most accessible smaller single-family near the historic core.

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Homes under $450K

02

Mainstream attached homes and smaller single-family, plus the most affordable single-family streets across the central neighborhoods.

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Homes under $550K

03

The core of the market, ramblers and two-story homes across the Sand Hollow corridor subdivisions and the established central side.

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Homes under $650K

04

Newer single-family homes on better lots, the heart of the south-side new-build band and the bench communities.

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Homes under $750K

05

Move-up ground, larger and newer floor plans, view lots, and the nicer streets on the benches and toward Sand Hollow.

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Homes over $750K

06

The high end of Hurricane, custom bench and cliff homes, golf and lake estates at Sand Hollow and Copper Rock, and the largest acreage lots.

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Want the whole market in one view? The Hurricane homes for sale page sorts every active listing newest first.

New construction

Building new in Hurricane

Hurricane has one of the highest new-construction shares in the region. The Sand Hollow corridor adds subdivisions and master-planned phases constantly, the resort and golf communities keep releasing lots, and builders stay active on the benches and the south side. Builders and phases change fast, so the live listings are the quickest way to see what is selling now.

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The full directory

Every neighborhood, by part of the city.

Every named neighborhood in Hurricane, filed under the area it sits in. Each name opens that community's full page: where it sits, lot sizes, home styles, honest local notes, and live listings filtered to just those streets. Tags flag what a name alone will not tell you.

Downtown, Old Town & central Hurricane

17 neighborhoods

The original pioneer grid around State Street and Main and the settled valley-floor neighborhoods near the city park and the rec center. This is the close-in, central side of Hurricane, with the town's oldest and most varied housing and its most walkable streets.

Canyon Villas A valley-floor community of attached and detached villa-style homes built for lower-maintenance living, with single-level and two-story plans on compact lots and two-car attached garages. Hurricane Hollow A subdivision set in a lower, more sheltered pocket of the Hurricane Valley west of the cliffs and south of SR-9, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes that follow the terrain. Hurricane Village One of the town's older central pockets, tucked between State Street and the neighborhoods south toward the recreation center and city park, with mature streets close to the downtown corridor. Ivy Wood An established subdivision in central to southern Hurricane set among mature trees and settled streets, off the State Street corridor and close to Hurricane City Park and the recreation center. Knollwood TownhomesTownhomes An attached-home community in central to southern Hurricane with two- and three-bedroom townhomes on smaller lots, walking distance to Hurricane City Park and near the State Street corridor. Legrand Heights A neighborhood on a slight rise in central to southern Hurricane, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes built since the 1990s and some lots catching Pine Valley Mountain and mesa views. Mountain View Estates A valley-floor subdivision facing Pine Valley Mountain to the northwest, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes and three-car garages built out since the early 2000s. Oak Haven An established subdivision near Hurricane City Park known for its mature Gambel oak canopy, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on quarter-acre lots built mostly in the 1990s and early 2000s. Paraiso A residential subdivision in a central pocket of Hurricane with single-family homes on standard lots, a mix of single-level and two-story floor plans built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s. Park Side at Grandpa's Pond A residential Hurricane neighborhood built beside Grandpa's Pond Park, with single-family homes on standard lots in single-level and two-story plans built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s. Pecan Meadows A residential subdivision in a central pocket of Hurricane with single-family homes on standard lots, a mix of single-level and two-story floor plans built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s. Pecan Valley A residential subdivision in a central pocket of Hurricane with single-family homes on standard lots, a mix of single-level and two-story floor plans built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s. Redstone Springs A centrally located community near the State Street corridor with single-family homes built since the 2010s, featuring modern open floor plans and attached garages with the red rock cliffs in view. River Heights An established pocket on the east bench of Hurricane off 600 North, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on larger lots and mature trees shading many of the streets, built from the late 1990s onward. Sandstone Fields A valley-floor subdivision within easy reach of SR-9 and the State Street commercial corridor, with single-family ramblers and two-story homes on flat, buildable lots and two- to three-car garages. Sycamore Village An established neighborhood in central Hurricane near the State Street corridor, with tree-lined streets and a blend of ramblers and two-story homes built mostly from the 1990s into the 2000s. Westwind TownhomesTownhomes An attached-townhome community in central Hurricane near the State Street corridor, with two-story layouts, private patios, and attached garages built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s.

The Sand Hollow corridor & the south side

21 neighborhoods

The fast-growing band of newer subdivisions south and southeast of downtown along Sand Hollow Road, reaching toward the reservoir and Sand Hollow State Park. The big master plans, Sand Hollow Resort and Dixie Springs, are featured above; these are the many neighborhoods filling in around them.

Adobe Hills A residential pocket on the east side of town within a short drive of Sand Hollow Reservoir and golf, with single-level and split-level homes on suburban lots ranging from early 2000s builds to newer construction. Cordero A newer subdivision along the Sand Hollow Road corridor between downtown and the reservoir, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on standard lots, three-car garages, and modern floor plans built from the mid 2010s onward. Delar Village A planned newer subdivision along the Sand Hollow Road growth corridor with sidewalks throughout and a cohesive streetscape, holding single-level ramblers and two-story homes with modern finishes. Desert Sands An established area along the Sand Hollow Road corridor in southwest Hurricane near Dixie Springs, mixing single-family resales with the newer Sedero new-construction neighborhood by Ence Homes, several with RV-garage options. Elim Valley A master-planned New Urbanist community on the southeast side of Hurricane near Sand Hollow, organized into about a dozen smaller neighborhoods including the Marla enclave, with a clubhouse, pools, parks, and trails. Falcon Ridge A ridge-top subdivision on Hurricane's south bench overlooking the valley toward Sand Hollow, with single-level and two-story homes built in phases since the mid 2000s and active newer phases. Firerock A red rock community on the south bench in the Sand Hollow corridor, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes built around natural rock outcroppings in phases since around 2006 and active newer phases. Flat Rock A mesa-flat community on the south bench in the Sand Hollow corridor, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on flat, open lots built in phases since around 2006 and still adding new construction. Frog Hollow A sheltered basin community on the south bench in the Sand Hollow corridor, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on private lots built in phases since around 2006 and active newer phases. Hurricane Fields Estates A subdivision in the flat valley-bottom farmland east of the city center toward Sand Hollow Road, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on larger, flatter lots, three-car garages, and RV parking built in the 2000s and 2010s. Legacy at Sand HollowNew construction A newer master-planned community in southeast Hurricane off the Sand Hollow corridor minutes from the state park, with single-family new-construction homes from Visionary Homes and Holmes Homes and a planned city park. Painted Sands A south-side subdivision near the access roads toward Sand Hollow Reservoir, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on quarter-acre lots built mostly since the mid-2000s. Peach SpringsNew construction One of Hurricane's newest subdivisions, on the southwest side near Bash Parkway and Sand Hollow Road, with build-ready single-family lots sized for RV garages, sold bring-your-own-builder as the first custom homes go up. Sand Hollow Village A residential subdivision off Sand Hollow Road about four miles south of downtown near the reservoir and state park, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on standard lots built in phases since around 2005. Sands Cove A residential subdivision near Sand Hollow Reservoir with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on standard suburban lots built in phases since around 2005, a separate community from Sand Hollow Resort. Scenic Pointe A residential subdivision on a gentle rise near Sand Hollow Reservoir with views toward Pine Valley Mountain, holding single-level ramblers and two-story homes on standard lots built in phases since around 2005. Southern ShoresNew construction A private gated lake community in south Hurricane east of Sand Hollow and near Copper Rock, built across roughly 80 acres with custom estate homesites set around three engineered water-sport lakes. Windsor Estates A quiet residential pocket in south Hurricane reachable from State Street and minutes from the Sand Hollow corridor, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes in stucco and stone built since the early 2000s. Zion VillageTownhomes A resort-style townhome community in east Hurricane along the SR-9 corridor toward Zion, with two- to four-bedroom attached homes, two-car garages, and shared pool and clubhouse amenities. Zion Vista A traditional single-family neighborhood south of State Street, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes in stucco and stone built since the early 2000s and easy access to nearby shops. Zions Gate Estates A quiet residential pocket in south Hurricane reachable from State Street and minutes from the Sand Hollow corridor, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes in stucco and stone built since the early 2000s.

The benches, ridges & the Hurricane Cliffs

20 neighborhoods

The elevated bench, ridge, and cliff-base communities that ring the Hurricane Valley, from the streets tucked under the Hurricane Cliffs to the view lots up on the rim, plus the Sky Mountain golf community. The trade here is a flat yard for red-rock and mountain views.

Angell Heights Estates An elevated bench subdivision looking west toward the Hurricane Valley and Pine Valley Mountain, with larger single-family homes on generous lots, single-level living, and three-car garages. Cimarron Terrace A quiet residential loop on the Hurricane bench with views toward the Hurricane Cliffs and Pine Valley Mountain, holding single-level and two-story homes on standard lots built from the mid 1990s through the 2010s. Cliff Shadow A west-side subdivision that looks across the valley to the red rock wall of the Hurricane Cliffs on the eastern horizon, holding single-family homes in single-level and two-story plans built from the early 2000s onward. Coronado Ridge A newer subdivision on an elevated bench on the east side of town with views toward the Hurricane Cliffs, holding single-level ramblers and two-story homes with three-car garages built from the mid 2010s onward. Dixie Heights A residential pocket on the east side of Hurricane off State Route 9 with views of the Hurricane Cliffs, holding single-level and two-story homes on quarter-acre to half-acre lots from early-2000s builds to newer construction. Eagle Pointe An elevated-bench community near the Sky Mountain Golf Course area with long valley views toward Pine Valley Mountain, holding single-level and two-story homes on larger suburban lots built in the 2000s and 2010s. Hillside Estates A hillside community on the west side of Hurricane in the Sand Hollow corridor, with ramblers and two-story homes on graded lots and many views out over the valley toward Pine Valley Mountain and the cliffs on the eastern skyline. Hurricane Cliff Estates A newer community on the southeast side of Hurricane in the Sand Hollow corridor, out toward the reservoir and the golf course, where east-facing homes look into the red rock wall of the escarpment and west-facing homes have sweeping views across the valley toward Pine Valley Mountain. Hurricane Heights TownhomesTownhomes An attached-townhome community on the bench above the valley floor with clean sightlines toward Pine Valley Mountain, made up of mostly two-story units with two to three bedrooms and attached two-car garages. Hurricane Views An elevated, view-oriented community in the Hurricane Valley with single-level and two-story homes built toward clean sightlines of the Hurricane Cliffs and Pine Valley Mountain. Painted Hills Rlington Heights A bench-top subdivision on the east side of Hurricane facing the painted hills and red rock formations, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on view-oriented quarter-acre lots built since the early 2000s. Peregrine Pointe A subdivision on the southern bench west of SR-9, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on moderate lots, many set up for views of Pine Valley Mountain and the red rock cliffs. Red Slate Estates A subdivision on the east side of Hurricane near the base of the Hurricane Rim, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes in modern suburban layouts built since the mid-2000s. Shadow Canyon A subdivision in the Hurricane Valley along the Hurricane Cliffs corridor on the east side of town, with single-family ranch-style and two-story homes in stucco and stone with two- or three-car garages. Sky Mountain A golf-course community on the east side of Hurricane with the Hurricane Cliffs behind it, gathering the original Sky Mountain phases, Sky Mountain Estates, and North Rim across a range of lot sizes and views. Sky Ridge An elevated subdivision on the east side of Hurricane with single-family ranch and two-story homes in stucco and stone, many lots set up for views of the Hurricane Cliffs and Pine Valley Mountain. Sky Valley A subdivision in the Hurricane Valley on the east side of town near the cliffs trail network, with single-family ranch and two-story homes in stucco and stone and two- to three-car attached garages. Sky View A mostly built-out neighborhood on Hurricane's upper bench north of State Route 9, with single-level ramblers and two-story homes on established, larger lots built between the 1990s and 2010s. Sunset Ridge A neighborhood on the western bench above State Street near the highway's curve toward Sand Hollow, with ramblers and two-story homes on larger lots and mature yards built mostly from the 1990s to 2010s.

The western & rural edges

6 neighborhoods

The larger-lot, more rural side of Hurricane, from Harrisburg Junction and Quail Creek Reservoir on the west to the open ground and older large-lot pockets on the edges. Lots run bigger out here, and some have room for an RV, a shop, or animals where zoning allows.

Canyon Ridge A ridge-side subdivision on the north side of Hurricane with views toward the open ridgeline country, holding ranch-style and two-story homes, both established and newer construction, on grade-following lots. Cobblestone Fields A residential subdivision with larger-than-typical lots set among open land that reflects the area's agricultural past, holding single-level and two-story homes built from the 2000s through the 2020s. Grassy Meadows Sky Ranch A mesa-flat community at the southern end of town with ranch-style ramblers and two-story customs on half-acre to two-acre lots, some with outbuildings or RV parking, built from the mid-1990s through the 2010s. Green Acres An older established neighborhood in the northern part of Hurricane with mature trees, holding ranch-style ramblers, split-levels, and two-story homes on quarter-acre to half-acre lots built from the 1970s through the 1990s. Harrisburg Lakeside Estates A community in the historic Harrisburg area near Quail Creek Reservoir and the I-15 turnoff, with ranch-style ramblers and two-story customs on larger lots, some with outbuildings or RV parking, built from the 1990s through the 2010s. Quail Lake Estates A community on the western edge of Hurricane between SR-9 and Quail Creek Reservoir, with single-family ramblers and two-story homes on larger lots, many with room for an RV or boat.

Choosing well

How locals narrow it down.

More than sixty neighborhoods is not sixty decisions. Buyers who land in the right place usually answer four questions, in this order, and the list narrows itself.

Pick your part of town

Start with your daily pattern, not the house. The historic core downtown, the new-build Sand Hollow corridor to the south, the view benches and cliffs around the valley, or the rural edges toward Quail Creek: each points at a different area block above.

Pick your property style

Brand-new or established, big lot or low maintenance, single-level or two-story. The Hurricane homes for sale page filters the whole market by style, and the price pages above sort it by budget.

Get the budget real

Areas price differently, and custom streets play by different rules than production ones. A pre-approval settles what you are actually shopping; the pre-approval guide explains how.

Tour it like a local

Drive your finalists at different times of day, walk them, and time the run to your real life. Then tell me your shortlist and I will tell you straight which streets earn it.

How my dual role works. I am licensed in both real estate and mortgage lending. On any single purchase I take one role only, never both at once, and every role is disclosed. You are always free to choose your own agent and your own lender. The full explanation is on How I Work.
Scott Buehler, Moving Utah

One of the busiest markets in the county. I work all of it.

Twenty years of showings leave a map in your head no index can hold: which Sand Hollow corridor builders I would use again, where the golf, lake, and cliff views earn their premium, which streets stay quiet. Tell me how you actually live and I will hand you a shortlist worth touring, whether you are across the valley or moving to Hurricane from out of state.

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Quick answers

The Hurricane index, answered.

Hurricane runs from the historic pioneer grid downtown out to the new-build subdivisions and master plans along Sand Hollow Road, the bench and cliff communities ringing the valley, and the rural edges toward Quail Creek and Harrisburg. The fastest way to orient is by area: pick the part of town that fits how you actually live, then drill into its neighborhoods. This page lists every area, the master-planned communities, and every named subdivision.

A master-planned community like Sand Hollow Resort, Copper Rock, or Elim Valley is a large planned area that holds many smaller neighborhoods or villages, often around a golf course, the reservoir, or shared trails and amenities. A subdivision is one of those neighborhoods. On this page the biggest master plans are featured first, then every subdivision is filed under the part of town it sits in.

The Sand Hollow corridor, south and southeast of downtown, is the city's main new-construction band, with master plans like Dixie Springs, Elim Valley, and the Sand Hollow communities adding phases constantly, plus active building on the benches. Builders and phases change fast, so the live listings are the fastest way to see what is actually selling.

It is one of the main reasons people look here. The Sand Hollow area, with its reservoir, state park, and golf, draws steady second-home interest, and the resort and lake communities are built for it. Nightly-rental rules vary by zone, though, so check the rules for a specific property before you count on short-term rental income, and I can help you read them.

That changes daily, so this index does not try to track it. The Hurricane homes for sale page sorts the whole market newest first, and the map search shows every active listing across these communities. Each community and master plan page also carries its own live listings.

List it with me, Scott Buehler, and your home is featured across the site: on the Hurricane hub, on the homes for sale page, and on its own community page in this index, where its next owner is already reading. The get featured page shows how it works, and a home valuation is the natural first step.