8791 S 1350 E, Cottonwood Heights
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Cottonwood Heights, Utah Homes For Sale
Cottonwood Heights is one of the easiest answers in the Salt Lake Valley for people who want the mountains close but still want to live in a real city with real convenience. You are right at the base of Big Cottonwood Canyon and Little Cottonwood Canyon, which is why skiers, hikers, and mountain bike riders keep this place on their short list year after year.
The feel here is east-side residential. Mature streets, established homes, and quick access to Salt Lake City. It feels different than the brand-new growth areas that are all the same house repeated 400 times.
Start your Cottonwood Heights search: the newest listings are featured at the top of this page. Use Advanced Search to filter by price, property type, year built, HOA, lot size, and more.
Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 if you want a shortlist based on canyon access, commute direction, and whether you want a condo, townhome, or single-family setup.
Cottonwood Heights at a Glance
- Location: southeast Salt Lake Valley, along the Wasatch foothills
- Big draw: fast access to Big Cottonwood and Little Cottonwood Canyon routes
- Housing: mostly established neighborhoods with a mix of remodeled and original-condition homes
- Buyer vibe: outdoors-focused, east-side living, close to the city without living downtown
- Price range: broadly $500s to $1.2M+ for single-family homes depending on size, condition, and location; condos and townhomes start lower
Why Buyers Choose Cottonwood Heights
People buy here for lifestyle and location, not the newest builder phase. This is more of a "I want to live here for a long time" kind of place.
- Canyon access: ski mornings and summer trail time are realistic, not a once-a-month plan
- East-side feel: mature landscaping, established streets, and a more classic neighborhood setup
- City access: close to restaurants, shopping, and downtown Salt Lake when you want it
- Resale appeal: demand stays steady because the location is genuinely hard to replace
Tip: In Cottonwood Heights, the same square footage can feel completely different depending on street traffic, renovation quality, and how the home sits relative to the foothills. Drive the area around any home you're serious about, not just show up for the showing.
Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons
This is the headline feature. Big Cottonwood Canyon gives you access to Brighton and Solitude ski areas, plus summer hiking and mountain biking. Little Cottonwood is home to Alta and Snowbird, two of the most well-known ski destinations in the country. People who prioritize winter sports specifically target Cottonwood Heights because it cuts the "drive forever to the mountains" problem down to almost nothing.
Worth knowing: winter access also brings winter traffic patterns on the canyon roads. Some buyers are completely fine with that. Others want to be close but not right at the base. Both are reasonable positions, and it affects which streets feel like the right fit.
Cottonwood Heights vs. Holladay
These two get compared constantly because they're neighbors and both are desirable. Holladay tends to have a quieter, more tucked-in feel with a high concentration of higher-end streets. Cottonwood Heights feels more directly tied to canyon access and the outdoor lifestyle depending on which part of town you're in.
- Holladay: classic east-side vibe, lots of mature streets, higher concentration of premium-priced homes
- Cottonwood Heights: strong canyon proximity, outdoors-heavy buyer demand, easy access to major canyon routes
Considering Southern Utah Instead?
Some buyers weighing Cottonwood Heights are also considering a move to Southern Utah entirely, particularly retirees, remote workers, and people who want year-round outdoor access without Wasatch Front winters and four-season maintenance costs.
Southern Utah means mild winters, red rock desert trails, golf, Zion National Park access, and a noticeably different pace of daily life. No shoveling. No inversion days. If that trade-off is worth exploring:
- St. George, Utah Homes For Sale: Southern Utah's main hub with the broadest market and full services
- Hurricane, Utah Homes For Sale: Sand Hollow, recreation-driven living, RV garages, and golf
- Ivins, Utah Homes For Sale: Snow Canyon proximity, Kayenta, and the most scenically distinctive communities in the region
What to Verify Before You Buy in Cottonwood Heights
- Condition: roof age, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and quality of any remodel work. This market has a lot of older homes with varying levels of update
- Winter practicality: driveway slope, sun exposure on the driveway and walkways, and where snow storage actually goes
- HOA details: mostly relevant for condos and townhomes; fees and what is included vary significantly
- Commute: test drive your normal route at the time you will actually drive it, not at 10am on a Tuesday
- Canyon proximity: decide how close you actually want to be to the canyon base versus a slightly more removed location with less traffic
Buying or Selling in Cottonwood Heights
This site covers a broader Utah MLS footprint because buyers relocate, buy second homes, and invest across the state. When you need Cottonwood Heights representation, I can either help directly when it makes sense, or connect you with one of my partner agents in the area depending on your specific needs.
Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 and tell me what you're after. Canyon proximity, condo vs. single-family, school priorities, commute direction, and your budget. I'll point you in the right direction quickly.
Cottonwood Heights, Utah Homes For Sale FAQ
Is Cottonwood Heights a good place to buy a home?
Yes. It's consistently popular for canyon access, established east-side neighborhoods, Salt Lake City proximity, and strong resale demand. The combination of outdoor access and city convenience is genuinely difficult to replicate elsewhere in the valley.
Is Cottonwood Heights close to skiing?
Yes, and it's the main reason many buyers specifically target this area. Big Cottonwood Canyon gives access to Brighton and Solitude. Little Cottonwood gives access to Alta and Snowbird. Both are close enough that ski mornings are a regular part of winter life, not a special occasion.
How does Cottonwood Heights compare to Holladay?
They're adjacent and both desirable. Holladay has a quieter, more tucked-in residential character with a higher concentration of premium-priced streets. Cottonwood Heights is more directly canyon-oriented and slightly more accessible price-wise in some pockets. Both have strong demand.
Are there condos and townhomes in Cottonwood Heights?
Yes. Attached housing options exist depending on location. HOA fees and rules vary significantly by building, so review them carefully before committing.
What should I watch for with older homes in Cottonwood Heights?
Condition and update quality. Roof age, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and the scope and workmanship of any remodel. Many homes in this market have been updated to varying levels, and the quality can range considerably even on similarly priced properties.