Living in Cedar Meadows

Cedar Meadows is easy to find once you know the addresses. The streets sit near 4125 to 4275 West, a block or two north of Center Street on Cedar City's far west side. Most homes date to the 2000s, and they sit on flat ground in the valley, not up on a hillside or foothill. That is the big difference from Cedar City's northeast side.

Days here move at an easy pace. These are neighborhood streets, not busy through roads, and Highway 56 along the north edge of this side of town handles most trips out. Iron Springs Elementary is a couple of blocks away at 235 North 4050 West. The drive back to Main Street and the rest of Cedar City takes about ten minutes.

One note before you search online: the name Cedar Meadows also belongs to an event venue, The Barn at Cedar Meadows. It is at 1419 West 3000 North, well north of this subdivision. The homes on this page sit closer to 100 to 150 North, so check the street number before you assume two listings are the same place.

Cedar Meadows is all single-family homes on standard suburban lots. County records show homes built in the early to mid 2000s, with three to four bedrooms and finished square footage mostly between 1,600 and 2,300. Single-level and two-story layouts are mixed together. Recent sales have run from the low $300,000s to the mid $400,000s, and larger or updated homes reach the top of that range.

That makes comparing homes fairly simple. Look at square footage, bedroom count, garage, condition, and how recently the home was updated. The subdivision is more than 20 years old, so finishes differ from block to block even when the floor plans look alike from the street.

One tip after more than 20 years living in Southern Utah: in an established west-side subdivision like this, ask how old the roof, water heater, and heating and cooling system are. Do that before you compare two homes by price per square foot, because two houses built the same year can be in very different shape today.

Cedar Meadows is part of the Iron County School District. The subdivision is close to Iron Springs Elementary (grades K-5) at 235 North 4050 West. Students here go on to Cedar Middle School and Cedar High School. The district is changing which schools serve which streets: elementary boundaries change for the 2026-27 school year, and middle and high school boundaries for 2027-28. Check the current assignment for any address directly with the district, and do not assume it from distance alone.

For outside school data, GreatSchools and Niche both publish numbers you can weigh yourself. Southern Utah University is about eleven minutes away across town.

Search "Cedar Meadows Cedar City" and you will find two different places. This subdivision is the residential streets near 4125 to 4275 West, a couple of blocks north of Center Street on the far west side. The Barn at Cedar Meadows is a wedding and event venue at 1419 West 3000 North, well north of the subdivision and closer to the airport side of town. They share a name and both sit on the west side, but they are not the same place, and a search engine will happily mix them up.

It matters if you are buying, because a map or a search result for "Cedar Meadows" can land you on the venue's address instead of the subdivision's streets. It matters if you are selling, because recent sales pulled by name instead of by the actual streets can bring in the wrong data entirely.

The fix is simple: look at the street number. If it starts with 1xx and a 41xx or 42xx West cross street, you are in the subdivision. If it says 3000 North, you are at the venue.