Neighborhoods

Utah County, block by block

Sarah works across all of Utah County, and happily helps clients beyond it too. Below are in-depth guides to some of the areas she knows best, from foothill trail towns to buzzing tech hubs: what it's actually like to live in each, from schools and trails to commutes and the honest market picture.

Cedar Hills

A trail-laced foothill community with tight-knit streets and some of Utah County's most sought-after schools.

~$725K median

Pleasant Grove

A friendly "Grove City" of tree-lined streets and canyon trails where longtime roots and fresh new neighborhoods share the same mountain backdrop.

~$560K median

American Fork

An established city with a walkable historic Main Street, canyon access at its doorstep, and some of the most attainable pricing in north Utah County.

~$525K median

Highland

A central family suburb of newer subdivisions and neighborhood parks, sitting comfortably between Alpine's foothills and Lehi's tech corridor.

~$800K median

Alpine

A quiet, upscale foothill town of large lots and benchside estates tucked below the granite face of Lone Peak.

~$1.1M+ median

Lehi

The beating heart of Silicon Slopes, where booming new construction, big employers, and mountain views draw a wave of younger professionals and growing families.

~$575K median

Lindon

A quiet, lakeside town that still feels "a little bit of country," with larger lots and mountain views between Orem and Pleasant Grove.

~$600K median

Orem

Known as Family City USA, Orem pairs UVU energy and big-box convenience with approachable neighborhoods and quick canyon escapes.

~$500K median

Provo

A lively college town where a revived downtown, BYU energy, and canyon trails all sit within a few minutes of each other.

~$500K median

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