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One of the first neighborhoods originally built in Promontory, Deer Crossing is a well-established area with more built homes than lots for sale. The neighborhood predominantly offers views of the Wasatch Mountains and is ideal for estate-sized homes of up […]
New single home community in an excellent location in Draper with great access to everything! Walking distance to schools!
Limited eight-lot subdivision in Orem. This community will accommodate many of Patterson’s most popular floor plans. The community is conveniently located near great shopping and restaurant options and just minutes from the freeway.
These lots have the BEST views in North Logan! They are the perfect spot for someone looking for breathtaking valley and mountain views. Green Canyon adventures are a five-minute walk north. Logan Canyon is only 10 minutes away. Out of […]
Deer Holllow is an incredible subdivision with 360 Mountain and Valley Views located in Salem, Utah.
Deer Hollow is a beautiful neighborhood nestles on the south east bench in Tooele with amazing views of the mountains and the lake
Located in the Golden Triangle across from the Jordanelle soft launch, five minutes to Park City, five minutes to Mayflower Lift and 8 minutes to Kimball Junction, the homes are perched in exclusive Deer Mountain known for outstanding views of […]
Deer Run is the perfect community for anyone looking for a quiet town with a rural feel while still being close to big city conveniences. Incredible views of Willard Bay and Willard Peak! Great location–only 10 minutes north of downtown […]
Deer Springs is a new community tucked away in the tranquil city of Hideout located just minutes from Park City. Just outside of your home you will find access to some of the best outdoor recreation Utah has to offer, […]
Deer Vista is a gated residential community located on the shores of the Jordanelle Lake, just minutes east of Park City. Every home in Deer Vista enjoys a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains mirrored in the lakes reflection. […]
