Living in Springfield Townhomes

Springfield Townhomes is a small community on St. George's west side. It sits just east of Dixie Drive between West 100 North and Stonebridge Drive, roughly a mile south of West Sunset Boulevard. I used Washington County's own map records to confirm the name, the recording code and the boundary for this page.

The community went in over nearly a decade, in five recorded phases between 1994 and 2003. That matters for buyers: a unit from the first phase and a unit from the fifth were not necessarily built from the same set of plans. That is why I look at each listing on its own, not as if every unit were the same.

With about 110 units by county count, a few homes come up for sale each year, not every week. That cuts both ways: you may need patience if you are buying, and you face less direct competition if you are selling.

Springfield Townhomes is made up of attached homes: shared walls between units, as in a typical townhome development from this era. County plat records show about 110 units in total, recorded across five separate phases between 1994 and 2003.

I am not going to hand you a square-footage figure, a price per unit, or a builder name for this community. What I can tell you is that a build history stretching almost a decade means real differences from unit to unit in layout, finish and condition. Walk the actual unit rather than assuming every unit is alike.

Homes here rarely come up for sale, so there will often be no active listings at all. That is normal for a community of about 110 units, not a sign of a problem. Check the live listings above for what is on the market today.

Springfield Townhomes is served by the Washington County School District. I checked the plat's location against the district's own elementary boundary map, and it falls inside Arrowhead Elementary's area.

Arrowhead is one of several Washington County elementaries whose students do not all go on to the same middle and high schools. Some go on to Dixie Intermediate, Dixie Middle and Dixie High. Others go on to Lava Ridge Intermediate, Snow Canyon Middle and Snow Canyon High. Which group a home falls in depends on where it sits, and the boundary map alone does not tell me. For any home you are serious about, check the exact assignment with the district.

For outside school data, GreatSchools and Niche both publish numbers you can weigh yourself. I do not make quality judgments about schools on this site. That call is yours to make.

Most small townhome plats in St. George were mapped once and built in a year or two. Springfield was not. Washington County's recorded phase dates run from July 1994, through April 1995, August 1996, May 1999, and finally August 2003. That is nine years across five separate recordings for a community that ended up around 110 units.

I do not know the reason for the slow build from the public record alone, and I am not going to guess at a story. What matters today, for a buyer or a seller, is the result: not every unit here came from one set of plans in one year. Judge finish, layout and condition unit by unit, not from a neighbor's listing photos.