Planned community
Harmony
The largest new-build area on the south side of the City Center. Mostly newer two-story homes and twin homes on small lots, with a park and an elementary school at its edge.
Live listingsThe community index
Eagle Mountain communities
Eagle Mountain is a big city with two settled ends and a lot of open land between them. This page sorts its 13 largest communities by the part of town they sit in.
- 13communities
- 3parts of town
- 13with live listings on their page
The lay of the land
How Eagle Mountain fits together
Each one has a plain line here and a full page one click away, with live listings at the top.
Eagle Mountain sits in Cedar Valley, on the far side of the Lake Mountains from Utah Lake. State Route 73 is the main road. It runs east to Lehi and I-15, and most trips out of town start on it. Pony Express Parkway is the other big road, and it runs along the north and east side of town.
Homes sit in three parts of town. The City Center sits along SR-73 and Eagle Mountain Boulevard, near the high school and the main shops. The east side runs up the slope toward the Saratoga Springs line. The north bench sits higher, closer to the hills, with bigger lots and newer streets. Pick a part of town first, then a community in it.
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The City CenterThe streets along SR-73 and Eagle Mountain Boulevard, near Cedar Valley High School, the main grocery and the civic center. Townhomes, small-lot homes and brand new plans.The east side & The RanchesThe slope on the east side of town, up to the Saratoga Springs line. Finished 2000s and 2010s streets, hillside lots with lake views, and the shortest drive to Lehi.The north benchHigher ground on the north end, by the foothills. Big lots and custom homes on one side, a newer plan of small-lot homes beside open land on the other.
Start with the big ones
Eagle Mountain's master plans
Three of these communities are bigger than the rest. Each is a planned community that holds several phases or neighborhoods inside one name.
Planned community
Oquirrh Mountain Ranch
Newer detached homes on small lots north of the City Center, with green space and walking trails at the edge of open foothill land.
Live listings
Planned community
SilverLake
A hillside plan on the east edge of town facing Utah Lake, with its own clubhouse and pool, an amphitheater park, and both detached homes and townhomes.
Live listingsEach one has its own full page, with the homes, the lots, the parks and live listings. Not sure which fits? Tell me how you live, and I will point you in the right direction.
The full directory
All 13, by part of town
Here is every Eagle Mountain community MovingUtah covers, filed under the part of town it sits in. Each name opens that community's full page.
Part of town
Narrow it down
Showing 13 of 13 communities
The City Center
6The streets along SR-73 and Eagle Mountain Boulevard. Groceries, the high school and the civic center are a few minutes away from all of these.
Brandon ParkBigger detached homes on quarter-acre lots around a city park with pickleball courts.Live listingsColonial ParkTownhomesThree-level townhomes with garages in the civic core, among the lowest prices in town.Live listingsEagle PointTownhomesNew constructionTownhomes from the 2010s and brand new detached homes, near the main grocery.Live listingsHarmonyNew constructionTwin homesThe largest new-build area on the south side, with an elementary school at its edge.Live listingsPacific SpringsLarger homes, many with basement suites, beside the high school and the splash-pad park.Live listingsPony Express EstatesNew constructionBrand new ramblers and two-story homes on larger lots, just west of the high school.Live listings
The east side & The Ranches
5The slope up to the Saratoga Springs line. These streets have the shortest drive to Lehi and I-15.
Evans RanchTownhomesTownhomes and detached homes from the 2010s, right on the Saratoga Springs line.Live listingsHidden HollowHillside homes with the Hidden Hollow trailhead at the edge of the streets.Live listingsKiowa ValleyA finished 2000s neighborhood with its own park, mature yards and finished basements.Live listingsSilverLakeTownhomesA hillside plan facing Utah Lake, with a clubhouse, a pool and an amphitheater park.Live listingsSkyline RidgeSloped hillside lots with lake and mountain views and walkout basements.Live listings
The north bench
2Higher ground by the foothills, with open land close by.
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Know a community that is not here yet? Eagle Mountain records new plats (official lot maps) every year, and this list grows with the town. Tell me which one.
Shop by budget
What your number buys in Eagle Mountain
Price is where most searches start. Each page says what that budget can reach in Eagle Mountain, then lists the live homes in that range.
Under $500,000Townhomes in the City Center and older homes on the east side.See the listingsUnder $600,000Most of the newer detached homes on small lots.See the listingsUnder $700,000Bigger detached homes, larger lots and basement suites.See the listingsUnder $800,000Large new homes and hillside lots with views.See the listingsOver $800,000Custom homes on half-acre and acre lots, most on the north bench.See the listings
Want the whole market in one view? The Eagle Mountain homes for sale page sorts every active listing in town.
Other ways to search
Not every search starts with a place
Sometimes you want one kind of home, not one spot on the map. These pages narrow Eagle Mountain down to one thing, with live listings underneath.
New construction homesBrand new homes and to-be-built plans across the city, with live listings.TownhomesAttached homes across Eagle Mountain, most of them in the City Center.Single-story homesRamblers and one-level floor plans, all on one page.All Eagle Mountain homes for saleThe whole market, newest first, with map search across every community.
Choosing well
How to narrow it down
Thirteen communities is not thirteen decisions. Buyers who land well usually answer four questions, in this order.
Pick your drive
Most Eagle Mountain trips start on SR-73. Drive it from your top picks on a weekday morning. The east side saves the most time to Lehi.
Pick your home style
Do you want brand new, or a finished street with grown trees? A big lot, or a townhome with less yard? The new construction and townhome pages narrow the market to one answer.
Get the budget real
A pre-approval (a lender's letter saying what you can borrow) tells you what you can really shop for. The pre-approval guide explains how it works.
Read the fees and the rules
Some communities have monthly fees and CC&Rs (the recorded rules for the street), and some have none. Ask for both before you write an offer.
How my dual role works. I am licensed in both real estate and mortgage lending. On any single purchase I take one role only, never both. How I Work explains it.
From The Local
While you compare
Areas get easier to choose once you know the town. These are my Eagle Mountain guides on The Local.
The Local
Living in Cedar Valley
Eagle Mountain spans fifty square miles of Cedar Valley behind the Lake Mountains, with two populated ends miles apart and one road east to the freeway.
Read the guideThe LocalThe 9 best things to do in Eagle Mountain
Eagle Mountain's list runs from a thirty-acre bike park to Camp Floyd's 1858 buildings, the Hidden Hollow trails, and a 133-mile Pony Express byway west.
Read the guideThe LocalThe data centers, and what is actually built
Meta's Eagle Mountain campus has run since 2021, QTS topped out its 193-acre site in 2026, and Google's 300 acres carry no announced construction.
Read the guideTalk to Scott
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Quick answers
The community index, explained
By part of town. Eagle Mountain falls into three parts: the City Center along SR-73, the east side up to the Saratoga Springs line, and the north bench by the foothills. Each block explains that part of town, then lists every community in it.
The east side. Communities near the Saratoga Springs line, like Evans Ranch and SilverLake, are about 15 to 21 minutes from I-15 at Lehi with no traffic. The City Center adds a few minutes. Rush hour on SR-73 runs longer.
Some do and some do not. Several of the newer plans have a monthly fee and CC&Rs, and some fold fiber internet into the fee. Brandon Park and Pacific Springs report no monthly fee. Each community page says what is known, and you should ask for the current fee before you write an offer.
Harmony, Oquirrh Mountain Ranch, Pony Express Estates and parts of Eagle Point are still building. Kiowa Valley and Colonial Park are finished streets from earlier years. The new construction page lists every new home for sale in town.
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