The complete St. George index
St. George communities and neighborhoods.
One map to the whole valley: 13 master-planned communities, 151-plus named neighborhoods, and every way to shop the market by price, style, and feature. Built and kept current by a St. George real estate agent who has worked this valley for more than 20 years.
The lay of the land
How St. George fits together.
St. George sits in a wide red-rock valley where the Santa Clara and Virgin Rivers meet, ringed by Snow Canyon to the northwest, the Pine Valley Mountains to the north, and the Arizona line just south. The feel shifts a lot as you cross it: the established south side around Bloomington, the fast-growing fields to the southeast, the golf corridors along the rivers to the west, the black-rock benches up north, and the newest master plans pushing out toward the airport and the state line.
The cleanest way through it all is by area. Each block below tells you what that part of the valley is like, then jumps you to every neighborhood in it. If you are weighing the city itself, start with the St. George guide, then come back and pick a direction.
South & Bloomington
Bloomington’s golf-course streets, mature landscaping, and the established south side near the Virgin River.
16 neighborhoodsLittle Valley & Washington Fields
The fast-growing southeast: newer single-level homes on larger lots along the 3000 South and Washington Fields corridors.
18 neighborhoodsDesert Color & the Southern Parkway
The newest growth out by the airport and the Arizona line: the Desert Color lagoon and the Desert Canyons master plan.
19 neighborhoodsGreen Valley & Tonaquint
Close-in established southwest, near the Bearclaw Poppy trails and the Santa Clara River, quick to downtown.
11 neighborhoodsSunbrook, Stonebridge & Southgate
The west golf corridor along the Santa Clara River, with single-level homes and townhome enclaves around three city courses.
7 neighborhoodsEntrada, Divario & Snow Canyon
Red-and-black rock benches against Snow Canyon: guard-gated Entrada, the new Divario master plan, and gated Seven Hills.
8 neighborhoodsThe Ledges & the far north
Up Highway 18: championship golf and view lots at The Ledges, then the acreage of Winchester Hills and Diamond Valley.
8 neighborhoodsDowntown & the river corridor
The historic core, Pioneer Park, and the established neighborhoods along the Virgin and Santa Clara Rivers north of Main Street.
49 neighborhoodsThe east bench & Red Cliffs
Ridge-top view lots and gated hillside enclaves like Stone Cliff climbing the east bench above town, minutes from the center.
15 neighborhoodsStart with the big ones
The master-planned communities.
These are the named communities St. George is known for. Each is a large planned area, usually built around a golf course, a gate, or a lagoon, and each holds many smaller neighborhoods inside it. If you have heard of St. George real estate, you have probably heard these names. Start here, then drop into the full neighborhood directory below for everything filed by area.
The one to study first
Entrada
Guard-gated golf community on the northwest edge with private Johnny Miller course at Snow Canyon.
Explore EntradaBloomington
Established large-lot golf community west of Interstate 15 in southwest St. George.
Explore the communityLittle Valley
Fast-growing area of newer subdivisions on the southeast side on former Washington Fields farmland.
Explore the communityHidden Valley
Ivory Homes master plan in a desert canyon off Brigham Road in south St. George.
Explore the communityDesert Color
Master-planned lagoon community on the southeast edge with 2.5-acre recreational swimming lagoon.
Explore the communityDesert Canyons
Large new-construction master plan on the far southeast edge by the regional airport.
Explore the communityGreen Valley
Established resort area on the west side off Canyon View Drive with resort condos and views.
Explore the communitySunbrook
Established golf community with ten villages wrapped around the 27-hole Sunbrook Golf Club.
Explore the communityStonebridge
Golf community wrapping the city's Sunbrook Golf Club on the west side off Dixie Drive.
Explore the communitySouthgate
Established golf neighborhood wrapped around the public Southgate Golf Club on the south side.
Explore the communityDivario
730-acre Italian-named master plan among red-rock canyons on the west side off Gap Canyon Parkway.
Explore the communitySeven Hills
Gated cluster of neighborhoods on the west bench near Snow Canyon Parkway with red-rock setting.
Explore the communityThe Ledges
Golf master plan on the far north edge above Snow Canyon with public course and cool elevation.
Explore the communityStone Cliff
Guard-gated luxury estates on the east bench with valley and Pine Valley views.
Explore the communityEvery one of these has its own full page with lot sizes, home styles, the villages inside it, and live listings. Not sure which fits? Tell me what you are after and I will point you to the right ones.
Shop by what matters
The St. George market, by lifestyle.
Sometimes you are not shopping for a place on the map, you are shopping for a single-story floor plan, a casita, an RV garage, or a pool. Each of these pages filters the whole St. George market to one thing, with the local context that explains what that slice actually looks like here and live listings underneath.
By home style
By lot, garage & toys
By pool, golf, view & green
By community type & access
Building new in St. George
St. George has more new construction than anywhere in Southern Utah, concentrated in master plans like Desert Color, Divario, and The Ledges. See active builders and developments on the new construction hub.
Shop by budget
What your number buys in St. George.
Price is where most searches really start. Each page below sets honest expectations for that budget in St. George, which areas and home types it reaches, then shows the live listings. The median has recently sat around $550,000, so use these as a map, not a promise, and confirm against the current market.
Homes Under $400K
01Entry-level condos, townhomes, and smaller detached homes.
See the listingsHomes Under $500K
02The median bracket with the broadest mix of listings in the valley.
See the listingsHomes Under $600K
03Newer detached homes and updated established homes with more space.
See the listingsHomes Under $700K
04Larger new builds, premium homes, and first view and golf-course lots.
See the listingsHomes Under $800K
05Executive homes, Entrada-adjacent lots, and top of the standard market.
See the listingsHomes Over $800K
06Entrada estates, custom builds, and the valley's strongest view properties.
See the listingsWant the whole market in one view? The St. George homes for sale page sorts every active listing newest first.
The full directory
Every neighborhood, by part of the valley.
Every named neighborhood in St. George, filed under the area it sits in. Each name opens that community’s full page: where it sits, lot sizes, home styles, honest local notes, and live listings filtered to just those streets. Tags flag what a name alone will not tell you.
South: Bloomington & the river
16 neighborhoodsSt. George’s original master-planned south side, where Bloomington’s golf-course streets and unusually mature landscaping set the tone, near the Virgin River and the southern I-15 exits.
Southeast: Little Valley & Washington Fields
18 neighborhoodsThe valley’s fast-growing southeast: Little Valley and the Washington Fields corridor, where newer single-level homes sit on larger lots, plus the low-maintenance enclaves of Hidden Valley.
Far southeast: Desert Color, Desert Canyons & the Southern Parkway
19 neighborhoodsThe newest frontier out by the regional airport and the Arizona line, anchored by the Desert Color lagoon community and the Desert Canyons master plan along the Southern Parkway.
Southwest: Green Valley & Tonaquint
11 neighborhoodsThe established southwest: Green Valley near the Bearclaw Poppy trails and the Tonaquint area along the Santa Clara River, close-in and quick to downtown.
West: Sunbrook, Stonebridge & the golf corridor
7 neighborhoodsThe west-side golf corridor along the Santa Clara River, where Sunbrook, Stonebridge, and Southgate wrap single-level homes and townhome enclaves around city courses.
Northwest: Entrada, Divario & Snow Canyon
8 neighborhoodsThe red-and-black rock northwest against Snow Canyon, home to guard-gated Entrada, the new Divario master plan, and the gated Seven Hills enclaves.
North: The Ledges, Winchester Hills & Diamond Valley
8 neighborhoodsThe far north up Highway 18, from the championship golf and view lots of The Ledges to the wide acreage of Winchester Hills and Diamond Valley.
Central: downtown & the river corridor
49 neighborhoodsThe historic core and the river corridors, from the downtown grid and Pioneer Park to the established neighborhoods along Riverside Drive, the Middleton area, and the Santa Clara River.
East bench & Red Cliffs
15 neighborhoodsThe east bench and the Red Cliffs side, where ridge-top view lots and gated hillside enclaves like Stone Cliff climb above the city, minutes from downtown.
Choosing well
How locals narrow it down.
A hundred and fifty neighborhoods is not a hundred and fifty decisions. Buyers who land in the right place usually answer four questions, in this order, and the list narrows itself.
Pick your part of the valley
Start with your daily pattern, not the house. Golf out the back door, a short downtown commute, new construction, or red-rock quiet up north: each points at a different area block above.
Pick your property style
Brand-new or established, big lot or low maintenance, single-level or two-story. The new construction, single-story, townhome, and acreage pages each filter the market to one answer.
Get the budget real
Areas price differently, and bench customs play by different rules than production streets. A pre-approval settles what you are actually shopping before you fall for the wrong street; the pre-approval guide explains how.
Tour it like a local
Drive your finalists at different times of day, walk them, and time the run to your real life. Then tell me your shortlist and I will tell you straight which streets earn it.
The deepest market in Southern Utah. I work all of it.
Twenty years of showings leave a map in your head no index can hold: which streets catch the afternoon sun, where the views earn their premium, which builders I would use again. Tell me how you actually live and I will hand you a shortlist worth touring, whether you are across town or moving to St. George from out of state.
Selling in one of these communities? List with me, Scott Buehler, and your home is featured across Moving Utah, including on your community’s own page, where its next owner is already reading.
Quick answers
The St. George index, answered.
St. George spreads across a wide valley, and the feel changes a lot from the established south side to the new construction out east and the red-rock benches up north. The fastest way to orient is by area: pick the part of the valley that fits how you actually live, then drill into its neighborhoods. This page lists every area, every master-planned community, and every named subdivision, with a one-line read on each.
A master-planned community like Entrada, Sunbrook, or Desert Color is a large planned area that holds many smaller neighborhoods, often around a golf course, a lagoon, or a gate. A subdivision is one of those individual neighborhoods. On this page the master plans are featured first, then every subdivision is filed under the part of town it sits in.
Most new building has concentrated on the east and south sides: Little Valley and Washington Fields, the Desert Color and Desert Canyons master plans along the Southern Parkway, and Divario on the northwest. Builders and phases change constantly, so the new construction hub and the live listings are the fastest way to see what is actually selling right now.
Yes, that is most of what I do. I have worked this valley for more than 20 years as a St. George real estate agent and lender, and a lot of my buyers start the conversation months out and several states away. Tell me how you live and what you are moving for, and I will narrow this whole page down to a short list worth a trip.
That changes daily, so this index does not try to track it. The St. George homes for sale page sorts the whole market newest first, and the map search shows every active listing across all of these communities. Each community and filter page also carries its own live listings.
List it with me, Scott Buehler, and your home is featured across the site: on the St. George hub, on the homes for sale page, and on its own community page in this index, where its next owner is already reading. The get featured page shows how it works, and a home valuation is the natural first step.