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Pony Express Estates homes for sale
Pony Express Estates is a new subdivision at the north end of Eagle Mountain City Center.
LocationNorth end of City Center
Current listings in Pony Express Estates, 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 Pony Express Estates
Life in Pony Express Estates
What a day here looks like
In shortThe first homes went up in 2024, and building is still going on. Lots are bigger than most new lots in town. Cedar Valley High School sits just east of the homes.
Pony Express Estates sits on flat, newly graded ground in the middle of Eagle Mountain. City Center, with City Hall and the shops on Eagle Mountain Boulevard, is to the south and east. Open land stretches to the west.
This is a brand new neighborhood. Streets carry names like Coachline Way, Postmark Place, Pony Rider Way and Horseshoe Way. The homes and yards are new, and crews are still at work on some lots.
A morning drive to the store is short. The Macey's grocery on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 5 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School sits just east of the homes, about 4 minutes by car. Frontier Middle School is in the same City Center core.
In the evening, Pony Express Memorial Regional Park is about 4 minutes west. Overland Park and Autumn Ridge Park, to the south, are about 5 minutes away. Around the edges, the next neighborhoods are still being built.
About the facts in the bar at the top of this page. Sources: the Wasatch Front MLS, Eagle Mountain City notices, OpenStreetMap, and free-flow drive times from OpenStreetMap routing. Figures change, so check with me before you rely on them.
Part 2 of 3
The homes and the land
Homes & lots and Parks & trails
Homes & lots
The homes and the lots
Pony Express Estates is all new detached homes. There are two kinds of plans. Some are ramblers, which are one-story homes. Others are two-story homes. Most sit over a full basement.
Homes on the market have 3 to 5 bedrooms. They run from about 2,290 to about 4,068 square feet, counting the basement. The middle home is about 3,941 square feet. Above the basement, plans start near 1,740 square feet. Garages hold 2 or 3 cars, and several plans have a 3-car garage.
Lots are a big reason buyers look here. The middle lot is about 0.22 acres, or a little over a fifth of an acre. One sold home sat on about 9,148 square feet. That is larger than many new lots in Eagle Mountain.
The first homes were built in 2024. Homes are still being built in 2025 and 2026, and lot numbers in the 500s are on the market now. Homes listed today run from about $559,990 to about $659,990 (November 2026). Records show no monthly fee. Ask for the CC&Rs on any home you like. CC&Rs are the recorded rules for a neighborhood.
Parks & trails
Parks a short drive away
For a park day, most people here drive a few minutes. Pony Express Memorial Regional Park is the big one, about 4 minutes west of City Center.
Overland Park and Autumn Ridge Park sit to the south, about 5 minutes away. Cory Wride Memorial Park is in City Center, beside Frontier Middle School.
Pony Express Memorial Regional Park
A large city park west of City Center, about 4 minutes away.
Overland Park
A neighborhood park to the south, about 5 minutes away.
Cory Wride Memorial Park
A city park in City Center, beside Frontier Middle School.
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Part 3 of 3
Daily life
Errands & drive times and Schools
Errands & drive times
Errands, measured in minutes
Pony Express Estates sits in the middle of town, so the Macey's on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is the closest grocery store. Bigger shopping trips head east toward SR-73. These are free-flow drive times, which means no traffic.
Short trips on new streets may run a little faster than shown. The map tools do not always know the newest roads.
- High schoolCedar Valley High School~4 min
- Big park dayPony Express Memorial Regional Park~4 min
- Weekly groceriesMacey's, Eagle Mountain Blvd~5 min
- Elementary schoolMountain Trails Elementary~7 min
- Middle schoolFrontier Middle School~8 min
- Onto the highwaySR-73, west Eagle Mountain~9 min
- Second grocery storeRidley's, Pony Express Pkwy~12 min
- Big box runWalmart Supercenter, Spring Run Pkwy~15 min
- Tech office parkAdobe campus, Lehi~26 min
For longer drives, SR-73 is the main way out. I-15 at Lehi Main Street is about 27 minutes away with no traffic. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 56 minutes. Rush hour on SR-73 runs longer, so plan for extra time.
Schools
Schools, by the facts
Most recent listings here name Mountain Trails Elementary, for kindergarten to 6th grade. It is about 7 minutes away. Some listings name Eagle Valley Elementary instead.
Older students go to Frontier Middle School, about 8 minutes away, and Cedar Valley High School, about 4 minutes away. John Hancock Charter School is also in town. A charter school is a free public school you apply to.
School boundaries change from year to year, and new neighborhoods can shift them. Check the district map for any address before you buy.
What locals know
Notes before you buy
Listing photos skip this part.
Building all around it
The neighborhoods next door, like Overland, Pacific Springs and Brylee Farms, are still being built. Expect trucks, dust and open lots for a while.
Pony Express Parkway road work
The city is widening part of Pony Express Parkway. It also closes lanes at times for pipe and utility work. Allow extra time on that road.
Next to the high school
Cedar Valley High sits just east of the homes. City Hall and Frontier Middle are in the same City Center core. Expect more cars at school start and end times.
SR-73 is the slow spot
SR-73 is the main road toward Lehi, and it backs up at rush hour. UDOT has plans to turn it into a freeway with side roads.
Buy or sell here
The buyer side and the seller side
Buying in Pony Express Estates
It sits at the north end of Eagle Mountain City Center, just west of Cedar Valley High School. The Macey's grocery on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 5 minutes away.
Yes. The first homes were built in 2024, and building is still going on in 2025 and 2026. Many homes on the market are brand new.
The middle lot is about 0.22 acres, a little over a fifth of an acre. That is bigger than many new lots in Eagle Mountain.
Homes listed today run from about $559,990 to about $659,990 (November 2026). There are both ramblers and two-story plans, most over a full basement.
Ready to look? See what is on the market or tell me what you are after.
Selling in Pony Express Estates
The middle sale price was about $644,990 in March 2026. Your plan, lot and finish all change the number. For your own home, start with the home valuation page.
Yes. Buyers here can also buy brand new, so your home is compared with newly built homes. A finished yard, window coverings or a finished basement can help yours stand out.
A partner agent I trust in Utah County handles the listing, the showings and the offers. Your home can also be featured on MovingUtah. I stay in touch the whole way.
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