Brandon Park homes for sale

Brandon Park sits on the west side of the built part of Eagle Mountain City Center. The heart of it is Brandon Community Park on Brandon Park Drive. The streets around it are named for Utah peaks, like Frisco Peak, Canaan Peak, Mount Ellen and Signal Peak.

A morning here can start on the pickleball courts. The park has eight of them, and they are free to use. It also has a basketball court, open lawn and restrooms. For most homes it is about a minute away.

The drive to work heads north. I-15 at Lehi Main Street is about 25 minutes away with no traffic. The Adobe campus in Lehi is about 26 minutes. Rush hour on SR-73 and Pony Express Parkway runs longer.

Daily stops are close. Macey's grocery on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 5 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School is about 5 minutes, and Mountain Trails Elementary about 6. On a summer evening, the splash pad at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 9 minutes away.

Every home in Brandon Park is a detached single-family home. You will find two-story homes and ramblers, which are one-story homes. Most sit over a full basement. Homes have 4 to 7 bedrooms and about 3,200 to 4,700 square feet in all. The middle home is about 3,671 square feet.

Garages hold 2 or 3 cars. At least one home here has a permitted basement apartment. Permitted means the city signed off on it. Ask for the permit on any home that has one.

Lots are the big draw. The middle lot is about 0.23 acre, close to a quarter acre. Some run near half an acre. That is about twice the size of a typical lot in the newest Eagle Mountain subdivisions, so there is room for a real back yard.

The first homes went up in the late 2010s. Most were built in 2020 or later. Homes asked from about $583,000 to about $878,000 in recent months (November 2026). Listings report no monthly fee. Ask whether CC&Rs, the recorded rules for the neighborhood, apply to the home you want.

Brandon Park is built around its own city park. Brandon Community Park sits on Brandon Park Drive, inside the neighborhood. Its eight free pickleball courts are the main draw.

Two more city parks are a short drive away. Sweetwater Park is small. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is the city's main park, with the summer splash pad.

Most daily stops from Brandon Park are under 10 minutes away. Bigger shopping sits in the northeast part of the city. These are free-flow drive times, which means no traffic.

Macey's is the closest grocery store. Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway and the Walmart Supercenter that opened in August 2025 are both about 14 minutes away.

The longer drives all head north first. The Adobe campus in Lehi is about 26 minutes away with no traffic. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 56 minutes. Add time at rush hour, when SR-73 and Pony Express Parkway fill up.

Recent Brandon Park listings show these schools. Mountain Trails Elementary covers kindergarten to 6th grade, about 6 minutes away. Frontier Middle School covers 7th to 9th grade, about 9 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School covers 10th to 12th grade, about 5 minutes away.

Big change is under way here. In 2024, voters approved a split of Alpine School District. That vote puts Eagle Mountain in a new west-side district, set to start in the 2027-28 school year. Boundaries can change from year to year, so check the district map for any address before you buy.