Homes for sale in Lehi, Utah

Area overview

Lehi is the fastest-growing city in Utah County and the epicenter of Utah's tech boom. Adobe, Ancestry, Pluralsight, and dozens of startups call the Silicon Slopes corridor home, and the job growth has fueled a housing market that ranges from historic Main Street cottages to luxury mountain estates. The most prominent subdivision is Traverse Mountain on the Point of the Mountain — a massive master-planned community with everything from townhomes to $2M+ custom homes, plus its own commercial village, trails, and views of both Utah and Salt Lake valleys. Holbrook Farms near the Lehi rodeo grounds offers a more traditional neighborhood feel with established trees. Spring Creek Ranch and Ivory Ridge provide solid mid-range family homes, while the Thanksgiving Point area puts you within walking distance of museums, gardens, and restaurants. On the north end, North Shore at Pelican Bay offers lake-adjacent living near the Jordan River, Jordan Willows is popular with young families for its pricing, and Wines Park near historic downtown has older homes with character and larger lots. Lehi is served by Alpine School District. Willowcreek Middle School, Lehi Junior High, Skyridge High School (in Traverse Mountain), and Lehi High School are the main secondary schools. Skyridge has quickly built a reputation for academics and athletics since opening in 2016. Elementary options include Eaglecrest, Traverse Mountain Elementary, and River Rock — all well-regarded. The district's proximity to tech employers means the parent community is highly engaged in education. Thanksgiving Point is Lehi's signature landmark — a 700-acre complex with the Museum of Natural Curiosity, Ashton Gardens, a dinosaur museum, and a golf course. The Jordan River Parkway Trail runs through the west side for miles of paved biking and running. Wines Park and Peck Park offer neighborhood green space, and the Point of the Mountain is a world-class paragliding destination (and future site of The Point, a massive mixed-use development). Pricing in Lehi spans an enormous range. Townhomes and condos start in the low $400s, family homes in Jordan Willows and the west side run $500K-$700K, and Traverse Mountain ranges from $600K for smaller homes to well over $2M for custom builds with views. I've helped buyers at every price point in Lehi — from tech workers buying their first home near Thanksgiving Point to executives building in Traverse Mountain. If you want to be at the center of Utah's economic engine with every amenity within reach, Lehi is the place.

Lifestyle

Tech corridor commute, Thanksgiving Point, Traverse Mountain dining, and rapid community growth.