An Eagle Mountain community
Colonial Park homes for sale
Colonial Park is a small subdivision in the Eagle Mountain City Center, a few blocks north of SR-73.
LocationEagle Mountain City Center
Current listings in Colonial Park, Eagle Mountain
Listing information comes from the Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Part 1 of 3
The area
Life in Colonial Park
Life in Colonial Park
What a day here looks like
In shortMost homes are three-level attached homes with built-in garages. A few detached homes sit on larger lots. It is one of the lower priced places to buy in town, close to a grocery store and schools.
Colonial Park sits on flat ground in Cedar Valley, just east of City Hall and the city's main blocks. The Oquirrh Mountains fill the view to the north and west. Streets here include American Way and Cedar Trails Way.
Mornings are short trips. Eagle Valley Elementary is about a minute away on Heritage Drive. Cedar Valley High School is about 4 minutes. Macey's on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 2 minutes by car, part of the city's main shopping strip.
That makes Colonial Park easier to get around than most of Eagle Mountain. Walk Score runs about 28 to 30 here. That is higher than most streets in town, but you will still want a car.
In the evening, listings note an open park with a playground across the street from the American Way homes. Pony Express Memorial Regional Park, with its arena and off leash dog park, is about 4 minutes away.
About the facts in the bar at the top of this page. Sources: the Wasatch Front MLS, Eagle Mountain City planning records and parks list, and free flow drive times. Figures change, so check with me before you rely on them.
Part 2 of 3
The homes and the land
Homes & lots and Parks & play
Homes & lots
The homes and the lots
Most homes here are attached, sharing walls like townhomes. Each has three levels: bedrooms up, living space on the main floor, and a basement below. They have 3 bedrooms and about 1,820 to 1,830 square feet. A two-car garage is built in. Lots are small, about 0.06 acre.
Some homes are detached. They are two-story houses of about 2,600 square feet on lots of about 0.19 acre. Some have up to 6 bedrooms and a three-car garage.
The ground was mapped long before most homes went up. The city approved the first plat, the map of the lots, in 2003 on 16.77 acres. Phase 2 followed in 2004, and Phases 2 and 3 got a final plat in 2007. Homes on record were built in 2017 and 2018. There is no active building inside now.
Recent attached homes asked from about $355,000 to about $389,000. In early November 2026, the median was about $374,400, or about $197 a square foot. One 2018 three-bedroom home listed at $389,000 in August 2026. It went under contract at $355,000 after two price cuts and an offer to help with the buyer's costs.
The attached homes carry a monthly fee of about $120. Listings do not say what it covers. A detached Phase II record shows no fee. Recorded CC&Rs, the rules that come with the lot, apply.
Parks & play
Parks close to home
Listings point to an open park with a playground across the street from the American Way homes. They also name green space, picnic areas and a fire pit as shared features.
Pony Express Memorial Regional Park is about 4 minutes away. It has an arena, a ball diamond, a skate park and an off leash dog park. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 8 minutes away. It has an all abilities playground, a summer splash pad, pickleball, tennis, ball fields and a paved loop.
Mountain Ranch Bike Park is farther, about 11 minutes. It covers 30 acres of jump lines, slopestyle and single track.
Park across the street
An open park with a playground beside the American Way homes, per listings.
Pony Express Memorial Park
Arena, ball diamond, skate park and off leash dog park. About 4 minutes.
Cory B. Wride Memorial Park
Splash pad, pickleball, tennis and a paved loop. About 8 minutes.
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Daily life
Errands & drive times and Schools
Errands & drive times
Errands, measured in minutes
These are free flow drive times from the middle of Colonial Park. Daily errands are close. The commute is the long part.
- Full grocery runMacey's, Eagle Mountain Blvd~2 min
- Second groceryRidley's, Pony Express Pkwy~13 min
- Big box and generalWalmart at SR-73~16 min
- Elementary schoolEagle Valley Elementary~1 min
- High schoolCedar Valley High~4 min
- Big park dayPony Express Memorial Park~4 min
- Freeway on-rampI-15 at Lehi Main Street~27 min
- Tech corridorAdobe campus, Lehi~28 min
The City Center sits farther southwest than the east side of town. So I-15 at Lehi is about 27 minutes in free flow, and downtown Salt Lake City is about 58 minutes. Rush hour on SR-73 runs longer. A traffic signal was added at Eagle Mountain Boulevard and SR-73. The state has also funded about $459 million to rebuild SR-73 as a freeway.
Schools
Schools, by the facts
Colonial Park is in Alpine School District. Listings show Eagle Valley Elementary, preschool to grade 6, about a minute away on Heritage Drive. Frontier Middle School, grades 7 to 9, is about 8 minutes away.
Cedar Valley High School, grades 10 to 12, is about 4 minutes away. John Hancock Charter School is in Eagle Mountain too.
Boundaries change as the district grows. Check the district map for the exact address before you buy.
What locals know
Notes before you buy
No listing photo tells you this part.
Errands are close
Macey's is about 2 minutes by car. Walk Score here runs about 28 to 30, higher than most of Eagle Mountain. You will still drive most places.
The commute is longer
The City Center sits southwest of the east side neighborhoods. I-15 at Lehi is about 27 minutes in free flow, and longer at rush hour on SR-73.
Sellers have been cutting prices
Recent attached homes took about 58 to 123 days to go under contract. Most needed price cuts or help with the buyer's costs. That gives a buyer room to ask.
It is fully built
The lots were mapped from 2003 to 2007 and finished by about 2018. There is no building going on inside, so no work trucks on your street.
Buy or sell here
The buyer side and the seller side
Buying in Colonial Park
Colonial Park is in the Eagle Mountain City Center, just east of the city's main blocks and a few blocks north of SR-73. Streets include American Way and Cedar Trails Way. Macey's on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 2 minutes away.
Most homes are three-level attached homes with 3 bedrooms, about 1,820 square feet and a built-in two-car garage. Some detached two-story homes of about 2,600 square feet sit on lots of about 0.19 acre.
The attached homes carry a monthly fee of about $120. Listings do not say what it covers, so ask. A detached Phase II record shows no fee. Recorded CC&Rs apply.
Listings show Eagle Valley Elementary, Frontier Middle School and Cedar Valley High School, all in Alpine School District. Boundaries change, so check the district map for the exact address.
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Selling in Colonial Park
Recent attached homes here asked from about $355,000 to about $389,000. Condition, finish and the basement move the number. Start with my home valuation page for a real number.
Lately, a while. Recent attached homes took about 58 to 123 days to go under contract, often after price cuts. Pricing right from day one matters here.
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Selling in Colonial Park
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Colonial Park is one of the lower priced places to buy in Eagle Mountain, steps from Macey's and the City Center.
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