Pacific Springs homes for sale

Pacific Springs sits on flat ground in the middle of the city, near Pony Express Parkway and Mid Valley Road. It is in the Sage Park area, on the north side of Cedar Valley High School. Many lots have mountain views. Streets carry names like Orville, Earhart, Wilbur and Yeager.

Mornings here are close to everything in the middle of town. Cedar Valley High School is about 4 minutes away by car, and some lots back right onto its grounds. Macey's grocery on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 4 minutes away too.

The drive to work heads north and east. 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 Pony Express Parkway and SR-73 runs longer.

Evenings belong to the park. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park sits just north, close enough to walk from many homes. In summer the splash pad runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There are courts, ball fields and a paved walking loop too.

Every home in Pacific Springs is a detached single-family home. Most are two stories over a full basement. Homes have 4 to 8 bedrooms and about 3,000 to 4,700 square feet in all. In the newest plat, the middle home is about 3,400 to 3,500 square feet.

Many homes were built with a basement suite. Some call this an ADU, short for accessory dwelling unit. It is a living space in the basement with its own outside door. Listings describe these suites as rentable. Check the city rules before you count on rent.

Lots are modest. In the newest plat the middle lot is about 0.14 acre, so expect a small yard. An earlier home here sits on a quarter acre. Garages hold 2 or 3 cars.

The first homes went up around 2020. The newest phase was built around 2024 to 2025, and most of the building is now done. Homes listed recently ask from about $582,000 to about $659,000 (November 2026). Listings report no monthly fee. CC&Rs, the recorded rules for the neighborhood, may still come with the plat, so ask for them.

Pacific Springs has the city's main park right next door. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 6 minutes by car, and close enough to walk from many homes. Two more city parks sit a short drive away.

Sweetwater Park is the small one, good for a short stop. Smith Ranch Regional Park is the big one, about 11 minutes away.

Pacific Springs is central, so most daily stops are close. All three schools and the main grocery store are under 10 minutes away. 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 sit farther north and east.

The longer drives all head out of the valley. 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 Pony Express Parkway and SR-73 fill up.

Current Pacific Springs listings show these schools. Hidden Hollow Elementary covers kindergarten to 6th grade, about 8 minutes away. Frontier Middle School covers 7th to 9th grade, about 6 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School covers 10th to 12th grade, about 4 minutes away.

Boundaries here have already moved once. A home built in 2020 listed Eagle Valley Elementary and Westlake High. Then, 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. Check the district map for any address before you buy.