An Eagle Mountain community
SilverLake homes for sale
SilverLake is a hillside plan at the east edge of Eagle Mountain, on the Saratoga Springs line.
LocationNortheast Eagle Mountain
Current listings in SilverLake, 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 SilverLake
Life in SilverLake
What a day here looks like
In shortIts streets climb toward the Lake Mountains and look out over Utah Lake. It mixes detached homes with townhomes. It also has its own clubhouse and pool, plus a city amphitheater park on the hill.
SilverLake sits on the slope south of Pony Express Parkway. From many streets you look east across Utah Lake to the Wasatch Front. In the morning, the sun comes up over that view. Street names here include Golden Meadow Crossing, Hidden Loop Road, Silver Ridge Road and Lakefield Drive.
This is the east edge of town, so the drive out is shorter than from most of Eagle Mountain. I-15 at Lehi is about 15 minutes in free flow. Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway is about 4 minutes away for groceries. The Walmart at SR-73 is about 9 minutes.
Silver Lake Elementary sits on Golden Eagle Road, about 2 minutes from the middle of the plan. Smith Ranch Regional Park is about 4 minutes away.
Evenings can mean the clubhouse pool in summer or a walk to the hillside park. The city's Silver Lake Amphitheater and Park has tiered lawn seats for concerts. In winter, the same hill turns into a sledding run.
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, Shared spaces and Parks & play
Homes & lots
The homes and the lots
SilverLake has two kinds of homes. Detached homes are mostly ramblers and two-story houses over a basement. Townhomes are three-level row homes. Most homes have 3 or 4 bedrooms, and a two-car attached garage is the norm.
Detached homes run about 3,000 square feet with the basement. They sit on lots of about 0.11 to 0.13 acre. Townhomes run about 2,170 to 2,380 square feet on small lots of about 1,740 square feet. The middle home on record is about 2,833 square feet.
The plan is older on paper than on the ground. The city signed the master agreement for SilverLake in June 2002 and amended it in May 2003. Plat 7, one map of lots, was on the city's 2006 planning agenda. Most homes on record were built from 2017 to 2023.
In early November 2026, the median list price was about $469,000. A 2022 four-bedroom rambler of about 2,992 square feet was asking $437,900 after price cuts. A 2022 three-bedroom townhome sold for $420,200 in 2026. Homes sold in October 2026 had a median price of about $489,900, close to what sellers asked.
Monthly fees change by section. Detached homes pay about $39 to $79 a month. Townhomes pay about $103, and that fee lists grounds care. A master fee is billed under the Silverlake Master name. Recorded CC&Rs, the rules that come with the lot, apply.
Shared spaces
What SilverLake has inside
Listings here name a shared clubhouse with a swimming pool and a fitness room. Several listings also name parks, playgrounds, fire pits and picnic areas as community features. Ask the listing agent where the clubhouse sits and what the monthly fee covers.
The city runs four parks that carry the Silver Lake name. The biggest is the Silver Lake Amphitheater and Park. It has tiered lawn seats for concerts, a playground, a barbecue pavilion, restrooms, a dog friendly trail and a winter sledding hill. The city also lists Silver Lake Neighborhood Park, Silver Lake Woodhaven Park and Silver Lake 8 Park.
Clubhouse and pool
A shared clubhouse with a swimming pool and a fitness room, per listings.
Silver Lake Amphitheater
Tiered lawn seats, a pavilion, a trail and a sledding hill in winter.
Three more city parks
Silver Lake Neighborhood Park, Woodhaven Park and Silver Lake 8 Park.
Parks & play
Bigger parks a short drive away
Past the Silver Lake parks, two large city parks sit close by. Smith Ranch Regional Park is about 4 minutes away. It links five sections with playgrounds, a ninja style course, a walking loop and a skate park.
Mountain Ranch Bike Park is about 6 minutes away. It covers 30 acres of jump lines, slopestyle, single track and a pump track. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is farther, about 14 minutes, with a splash pad, sport courts and fields.
Smith Ranch Regional Park
Five linked sections, a ninja style course and a skate park. About 4 minutes.
Mountain Ranch Bike Park
30 acres of jump lines, single track and a pump track. About 6 minutes.
Cory B. Wride Memorial Park
Splash pad, sport courts and fields. About 14 minutes.
Part 3 of 3
Daily life
Errands & drive times and Schools
Errands & drive times
Errands, measured in minutes
These are free flow drive times from the middle of SilverLake. Rush hour runs longer on Pony Express Parkway and SR-73.
- Grocery runRidley's, Pony Express Pkwy~4 min
- Big box and generalWalmart at SR-73~9 min
- Elementary schoolSilver Lake Elementary~2 min
- High schoolWestlake High, Saratoga Springs~7 min
- Big park daySmith Ranch Regional Park~4 min
- Freeway on-rampI-15 at Lehi Main Street~15 min
- Tech corridorAdobe campus, Lehi~18 min
For longer trips, SilverLake has a head start on the rest of town. Lehi and I-15 are about 3 to 6 minutes closer than from the City Center. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 48 minutes in free flow. The state has funded about $459 million to rebuild SR-73 as a freeway.
Schools
Schools, by the facts
SilverLake is in Alpine School District. Silver Lake Elementary, K to 6, sits on Golden Eagle Road, about 2 minutes away. Some streets go to Brookhaven Elementary, K to 6, about 4 minutes away.
Here is what sets SilverLake apart. Most of Eagle Mountain feeds schools in town. SilverLake listings are assigned to schools in Saratoga Springs. That means Vista Heights Middle School for grades 7 to 9 and Westlake High School for grades 10 to 12. Westlake is about 7 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.
Ask about solar
At least one listing asked the buyer to take over leased solar panels with a monthly payment. Ask about any solar contract early. It can change your monthly costs.
Views come with slopes
Hillside lots give Utah Lake views. Some yards are sloped, though. Look at the backyard and the driveway grade before you fall for the view.
A shorter drive, still traffic
SilverLake sits at the east edge of town, so the freeway is closer. Pony Express Parkway and SR-73 still back up at rush hour.
Two fees, two home types
Detached homes and townhomes pay different monthly fees. Ask for both the master fee and any section fee before you compare homes.
Buy or sell here
The buyer side and the seller side
Buying in SilverLake
SilverLake is in northeast Eagle Mountain, on the slope south of Pony Express Parkway. It runs to the Saratoga Springs line. Golden Eagle Road and Silver Lake Elementary sit near its south side.
There are detached homes and townhomes. Detached homes are ramblers and two-story houses of about 3,000 square feet with a basement. Townhomes are three-level row homes of about 2,170 to 2,380 square feet.
Yes. Listings name a shared clubhouse with a swimming pool and a fitness room. The city also runs the Silver Lake Amphitheater and Park and three smaller parks with the Silver Lake name.
Listings show Silver Lake Elementary or Brookhaven Elementary, then Vista Heights Middle and Westlake High in Saratoga Springs. All are in Alpine School District. Boundaries change, so check the district map for the exact address.
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Selling in SilverLake
In early November 2026, the median list price here was about $469,000. Detached homes and townhomes price very differently. Start with my home valuation page for a real number.
It has slowed. The median time to go under contract rose from about 18 days in May 2026 to about 43 days in October. Homes still sold close to their asking price.
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Selling in SilverLake
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