Homes for sale in Green Acres

Morning in Green Acres North View starts quiet, as it does in a newer subdivision at the edge of town. The homes went up in the early 2020s, so the streets are clean-edged and the finishes inside are current. You are close to Main Street but tucked back from the main flow of traffic.

Midday errands are quick. State Street is a few minutes south, with Lin's Fresh Market and the Walmart Supercenter, the town's main shopping. You are close enough that a forgotten ingredient does not derail dinner, but far enough north that State Street traffic is not your soundtrack.

Evening settles in early on this side of Hurricane. The Hurricane Cliffs and the Gooseberry Mesa cliff edge stand off to the east and catch the last light. Then the north-end streets go quiet and dark enough that you actually see stars.

Green Acres North View is a recent subdivision, with homes built in the early 2020s off North Main Street. The lots are compact, about a sixth of an acre, which is typical for newer Hurricane homes and keeps the yard low-maintenance. You will see single-level and two-story single-family plans, most from 1,500 to 2,100 square feet.

Because the homes are new, the finishes are current. LVP (luxury vinyl plank) flooring, quartz counters, tankless water heaters, and open floor plans are common here. Since there are no older homes here to fix up, a home's value follows recent nearby sales closely, not how much the last owner updated.

Sitting right off North Main puts you a few minutes from the State Street shopping, and you still live on the quieter north end of town. Maybe you want a move-in-ready home without the wait or the punch list (the list of small fixes a new home needs). If so, the recent resales here are worth watching.

The Hurricane Cliffs trail system runs along the base of the cliffs, about ten minutes from Green Acres North View. Its trailheads are off SR-59 and near the fairgrounds. The JEM Trail, one of the region's best-known mountain bike routes, is about fifteen minutes away and links into the Gould's Rim and Hurricane Rim loops. Gooseberry Mesa, the famous slickrock ride, is roughly twenty minutes east on dirt roads that a sedan can handle in dry weather.

Green Acres is served by the Washington County School District (WCSD). On this north side of town, the closest K-5 elementary is Hurricane Elementary (948 W 325 N). Three Falls Elementary (789 S 700 W) is the district's other Hurricane K-5 school. After that, students go on to Hurricane Intermediate (grades 6-7), Hurricane Middle (grades 8-9), and Hurricane High (grades 10-12). Valley Academy is a K-8 charter school in town. Utah Tech University and Dixie Technical College are in St. George, about 25 minutes away. The district is actively changing school boundaries as the area grows, so the schools that serve a given address can change. For any home you are serious about, check the current assignment with the district. GreatSchools and Niche both publish numbers you can weigh yourself.