Neighborhoods · Salt Lake Valley

Herriman and Salt Lake Valley neighborhoods

Not a list of subdivisions. What the lot sizes, the drive, the association and the commute are genuinely like in each one, including the parts that would put some people off. A few of these were written before this section existed, so they open as articles rather than as pages. Same writing, different address.

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Herriman

RosecrestOne of Herriman's larger bench neighborhoods, up on the hill with long valley views and plenty of slope. What living in Rosecrest is actually like.AnthemA phased master development in Herriman with park-themed subdivisions and commercial approved alongside. Which subdivision you buy in matters more than the name.Copper CreekA Herriman neighborhood built around one of the city's better parks, with mining-era street names and trail access out the back. What to check before you buy here.Hidden OaksAn Ivory Homes community in west Herriman, sold in phases at different prices, with landscaping included and the amenities supplied by the city.The Cove at Herriman SpringsHerriman's upper end, large homes on larger lots with a pool, clubhouse and pond, and dues that look far too low for all of it. Why that is the question to ask.ButterfieldSixty acres of park with rodeo arenas and a stall barn, up against the canyon. The horse-and-trails side of Herriman, and what it asks of you in winter.TuscanyItalian street names, a park with softball fields and sand volleyball, and a position closer to the valley floor than most of Herriman. What living here is like.

Best neighborhoods in Herriman. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

South Jordan

Daybreak villagesDaybreak is not one neighborhood. It splits into Upper Villages, Lower Villages and Downtown, and which one you buy in changes almost everything.Garden ParkDaybreak's age-restricted village for residents 55 and over. What the restriction means legally, and the occupancy rules to read before you buy.Highland ParkDaybreak's first village west of Mountain View Corridor. What being on the far side of the corridor actually means, and what the village has of its own.

Best neighborhoods in South Jordan. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

Sandy

PepperwoodA guard-gated community on Sandy's east bench, minutes from Little Cottonwood. What the gate actually buys you, and the documents to read before you offer.Bell CanyonSandy's foothill streets at the mouth of Bells Canyon, with trail access out the door. The name covers two different areas at very different prices.Quail HollowA 1970s east-bench Sandy neighborhood in the Brighton High feeder set, with a newer higher-end pocket inside it. What a fifty-year-old house actually asks of you.

What it is like living in Sandy. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

Draper

SunCrestA community at the top of Traverse Ridge with its own fire station and a mountain road between it and everything else. What that actually asks of you.Corner CanyonThe trail system that defines Draper, and the reason people pay to live near it. What is actually there, and what living beside it is like.SteeplechaseAn established large-lot custom-home neighborhood in Draper, in the Corner Canyon High feeder set. Why the published price averages here are meaningless.

Best neighborhoods in Draper. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

Bluffdale

Independence at The PointBluffdale's 294-acre master-planned community east of Redwood Road. Mixed density, built out over more than a decade, and what that means for buying in now.Day RanchA Woodside townhome community in Bluffdale with a 24-acre park and courts. The dues look low for all of it, and that is the thing to verify.

Best neighborhoods in Bluffdale. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

West Jordan

Oquirrh ShadowsAn established 1980s West Jordan neighborhood with no HOA on record, and a high school assignment that splits by address between Copper Hills and Kearns.Maple HillsA West Jordan community where the association reportedly covers water, sewer and trash too, which makes its dues impossible to compare directly.

Best neighborhoods in West Jordan. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

Riverton

Western SpringsA Riverton address on the Herriman side of the valley, with a Herriman High assignment. What that split means for taxes, services and resale.Monarch MeadowsA Riverton master-planned community where townhome and detached dues differ hugely, because the townhomes include utilities and the houses do not.

Best neighborhoods in Riverton. The city-level view, and how these compare to each other.

White City

White CityNo. White City has a Sandy mailing address and its own government, council and services. What that means for buyers, and why almost everyone gets it wrong.

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These neighborhood pages are researched and written by Kelsey Earl, a licensed Realtor with Keller Williams South Valley, one subdivision at a time. Call or text 801-419-8917.