Featured Homes For Sale in Draper, Utah

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 2194532 MLS

Experience the ultimate blend of breathtaking vistas and absolute seclusion in this one-of-a-kind mountain sanctuary. Masterfully designed with feng shui principles and high-end aesthetics top of mind, this estate offers an unparalleled living experience where nature and architecture harmoniously intertwine. The exterior is a private paradise, boasting mature trees, ornamental shrubs, and meticulous rockscaping. Discover your own Zen garden featuring a soothing waterfall, a vibrant koi pond, and a charming red iron bridge that leads to an herb garden. Step onto the oversized front deck or back patio and feel entirely immersed in the mountain landscape. Inside, the main level is a masterpiece of light and space, designed effortlessly for entertaining with ample room to showcase a grand piano. Every window serves as a frame for panoramic views of the mountains, valley, and peaceful gardens. The top floor elevates your perspective, offering even more expansive, sweeping vistas. The daylight lower level features a fully independent ADU / Mother-in-Law apartment, perfect for multi-generational living or guests. Complete with a 4-CAR TANDEM GARAGE for vehicles, toys, and storage, this is quite possibly the most peaceful and unique home you will ever tour. Square footage per county record.

14116 S Timber Ridge Dr, Draper

$879,000

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 2194219 MLS

Foothill views and thoughtful custom details welcome you home to Draper's Montreaux community. A soaring entry leads to bright, open living spaces and a kitchen featuring white Shaker cabinetry, granite countertops, double ovens, a gas cooktop, and a custom walk-in pantry. Beautiful built-ins surround the fireplace, while fitted closet organizers, mudroom cabinetry, and a dedicated office with multiple workstations bring exceptional everyday function. The primary suite offers a soaking tub and separate glass shower. A spacious walkout lower level, expansive covered deck, and covered patio provide inviting spaces to gather and unwind. Enjoy nearby hiking and mountain biking in Draper's Corner Canyon trail network, South Mountain Golf Course, and convenient I-15 access to Salt Lake and Utah counties. Shopping, dining, Silicon Slopes, and planned amenities at The Point round out this well-connected foothill location.

1218 E Delacroix Dr S, Draper

$799,900

6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2194089 MLS

Welcome to South Mountain, located high in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains and yet 15 minutes over the hill to the 'Silicon Slopes' of Lehi where all the big tech companies are: Adobe, Oracle, Vivint Solar, Domo, Workfront and Domo. Or 30 ,minutes to downtown SLC, the U of U or BYU in Provo! This 6 BR/3BA rambler has wonderful views north of the Salt Lake Valley off the 30 ft. TREX deck, and is just down the street from a challenging 18-hole golf course. Recent upgrades include raising and leveling the back yard from the walkout basement, HVAC, roof, double ovens upstairs for holiday cooking and another kitchen downstairs in the mo-in-law apartment. Wonderful main bedroom has a large walk-in closet and ensuite bath. It's great to have 4 BR on the main level, too! Easy to show-don't miss this one!

869 E Park School Rd S, Draper

$925,000

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2193892 MLS

Every neighborhood name is a small promise, and plenty of creek-named streets have never seen running water. Sunset Ridge keeps both halves of its promise. You're up on the ridge, and every evening the sun puts on the show. This Draper home sits inside the gates of one of the area's most established communities, with South Mountain Golf Course and the Corner Canyon trails within easy reach. From the covered front porch, the valley views spread out below you. Inside, everything feels fresh, with new paint, clean carpet, and staging that shows how each room wants to live. A vaulted den off the entry makes an easy home office. Ahead, the floor plan opens up under 10-foot ceilings. You'll cook at a center island wrapped in custom knotty alder cabinetry and granite. The great room gathers around a gas fireplace with a precast stone mantle, so whoever is at the stove never misses the conversation. Your primary suite stays on the main floor, with high ceilings, a generous bay window, and a walk-in closet with built-in shelving. In the bath, a jetted garden tub sits beside a separate glassed-in shower, with dual sinks and a private toilet room. Laundry sits right down the hall, so everything you need day to day lives on the main level. Downstairs, 9-foot ceilings keep the lower level feeling open. A family room with a second fireplace gives everyone room to spread out, and the wet bar means nobody has to run upstairs for refills. Two bedrooms and a full bath round out the level. Then comes the surprise. Beneath the garage sits a suspended-slab room most homes simply don't have, and it's made for a dedicated theater. Bring in the big screen and the recliners, and movie night finally gets a room of its own. It works just as well for serious storage or a workshop. However you use it, it's space you'll be glad you have. Life here comes easy, too. The HOA handles the landscaping and the snow, so your free time goes to the community pool and pavilion instead of the yard. As the evening winds down, step onto the front porch and watch the valley lights come on. Then catch the last of the sunset from the front room, where the western light sets every crystal on the chandelier a glowing gold. Sunset Ridge promised you a ridge and a sunset. Turns out the name was never just marketing.

1136 E Sunset Dunes Way, Draper

$3,590,000

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 2193826 MLS

Perched high to capture uninterrupted, panoramic views of the entire Salt Lake Valley and glittering city night lights, this custom-crafted luxury estate is an architectural masterpiece. From the moment you step inside, your eyes are drawn upward to soaring, approximately 30-foot living room ceilings and expansive windows that frame the sky, making you feel as though you are floating above the valley floor with all the comforts of home. Designed for both grand entertaining and effortless daily living, this home features four main living areas, two kitchens, a formal dining room, library, craft/sewing room, theatre, loft, and ample outdoor spaces. With four total bedrooms, three are on-suite (basement with a walk-in tub and separate shower for generational living) and the additional upstairs bedroom sharing a full bathroom with the library and loft spaces. Oversized half bathrooms are located on the main and basement levels. The main floor and upstairs bathrooms feature Toto bidets. The luxurious master suite features a fireplace and wall of windows, with an exit to a private and secluded flagstone patio, offering plenty of room to relax and take in mountain views from inside or outside. Enjoy custom built-in cabinetry in the master bathroom, an owner's closet with an island and floor to ceiling organization, complemented by a connected laundry room with 2 sets of washers and dryers and more built in floor to ceiling cabinetry. Additional laundry rooms are conveniently located on the top and lower floors for easy access from every bedroom. The focal point of the home is the gourmet chef's kitchen and living room, featuring two 16' islands, a Wolf 6-burner/griddle stovetop, double Wolf professional M series ovens, a Wolf steam oven and a Wolf microwave oven. There are also two Sub-Zero fridge/freezers, two Cove dishwashers, a Scotsman pebble ice maker in the main island, and four chill drawers in the second island. This kitchen also features two full-sized sinks, with space for both casual and formal dining. The walk-in pantry offers plenty of room for storage and display, as well as additional working counter space. The true stunner is the built-in China cabinet towering 12 feet high in the grand foyer, with a sitting area featuring a third fireplace, panoramic views, and an exit to the back patio. The basement kitchen features an additional sink, dishwasher, fridge and microwave, with a massive peninsula counter providing seating (or crafting space) for 8. The downstairs living area boasts a continuation of the sweeping valley views and walks out to a lower patio, with enough room for billiards, ping-pong, and shuffleboard around the seating area adjacent to the kitchen. Beneath the garage, a storage room of more than 600 square feet offers abundant space and could easily be converted into a home gym. Entertainment and comfort are paramount, boasting a private theater room with luxury seating for 15, whole-home and patio integrated sound system, permanent Christmas lighting around the entire perimeter of the roof, electric window shades (premium plantation shutters in the basement bedroom and garage), an elevator servicing all three levels of the home and a central vacuum system. There is ample storage with 3 additional rooms in the basement to keep all of your items organized. Exquisite craftsmanship defines every square foot, featuring pristine hardwood floors, and a sophisticated custom library/office with illuminated glass-door built-in shelving and window seats to compliment the stone fireplace on the top floor, and an adjacent loft with more sweeping views and living space.The oversized RV garage will fit all of your toys and is connecting to the main two-car garage with ceiling-mounted storage and finished flooring. This home features an automatic heated driveway and front walkway to ensure you only need to enjoy the wonders of the Utah snow. Beautifully decorated and meticulously maintained, this exceptional

1088 E Leambra Ln S, Draper

$639,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2193799 MLS

Cul-de-sac location in the heart of Draper. Updated throughout, new flooring, paint, kitchen cabinets, quartz countertops throughout, appliances, lighting and more. Seller has never occupied the property.

12067 S Heron Ridge Cir E, Draper

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Draper, Utah Homes For Sale

Draper sits at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley where Salt Lake County and Utah County meet. People like it because it gives you a clean suburban home base, quick freeway access in both directions, and real mountain access all in the same place.

Draper also has a very "choose your vibe" layout. Some areas feel close to shopping and freeway ramps. Others feel tucked against the foothills with views and trail access right outside. Those feel like completely different versions of Draper, which is why the specific location matters more than the city name on the listing.

Start your Draper search: the newest listings are featured at the top of this page. Use Advanced Search to filter by price, property type, year built, lot size, and more.

Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 for a shortlist based on commute direction, trail access, and what kind of neighborhood actually fits your life.

Draper at a Glance

Location: south Salt Lake Valley on the Salt Lake and Utah County line
Big draw: Corner Canyon trails and foothill access without leaving the city
Commute: easy I-15 access north to Salt Lake or south into Utah County's tech area
Housing mix: established neighborhoods, newer communities, hillside homes, and townhomes
Price range: broadly $500s to $1.5M+ depending on location, size, and foothill position; townhomes start lower

Why People Buy in Draper

Draper attracts buyers who want suburban living without feeling far from everything. It also pulls a lot of tech and business commuters because it sits right between the larger job areas on both sides of the county line.

North and south access: you can work in Salt Lake or Utah County without a brutal drive
Outdoor access is practical: Corner Canyon trails are close enough to be a weekday habit
Neighborhood variety: newer builds, established streets, and foothill view homes all exist here
Long-term livability: parks, schools, and a lot of owners who bought and stayed

Quick tip: In Draper, the same price range can look and feel very different depending on where the house sits relative to the foothills and freeway. Drive the area around the home, not just the home itself, before making a decision.

Corner Canyon Trails

Corner Canyon is one of the biggest reasons Draper stays high on relocation lists. It's a substantial trail network for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking, and the best part is how frictionless it is to use. People finish work, hit the trails, and go home. No long drive, no big production.

If you ride or hike regularly, pay attention to trailhead proximity, parking access, and how close you are to the specific routes you plan to use. Not all Draper addresses are equally convenient to the trail network.

Point of the Mountain

Draper is also known for Point of the Mountain, a prominent ridge known nationally for paragliding and hang gliding. If you've driven I-15 through the area and seen people floating above the ridge, that's the spot. It's part of the visual character of southern Draper and adds to the outdoor identity of the area.

Draper vs. Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City gives you more true city life, walkable districts, nightlife, and more condo inventory. Draper is more space-focused and suburban, with faster trail access and a more family-oriented layout.

Salt Lake City: more density, more walkability, more events, more older homes
Draper: more newer housing, more foothill access, easier freeway access south

Considering Southern Utah Instead?

Some buyers comparing Draper are also weighing a move to Southern Utah, particularly those who want to escape Wasatch Front winters, work remotely, or retire somewhere with year-round outdoor access and lower maintenance costs.

Southern Utah means mild winters, red rock desert, golf, Zion access, and no shoveling. The tradeoff is giving up metro infrastructure and four-season mountain recreation. If that trade is worth exploring:

St. George, Utah Homes For Sale: the main hub of Southern Utah, broadest market and full services
Hurricane, Utah Homes For Sale: Sand Hollow, recreation-driven living, RV garages, and golf
Washington, Utah Homes For Sale: newer construction east of St. George with strong I-15 access

What to Verify Before You Buy in Draper

Commute: drive it at the time you will actually drive it, not at 10am on a Tuesday
HOA rules: parking, landscaping requirements, rental restrictions, and what the dues cover
Winter practicality: driveway slope, sun exposure, and where the snow storage goes
Trail access: closest on a map doesn't always mean most convenient in practice
Views and privacy: hillside homes can be outstanding, but check sightlines and road noise before committing

Buying or Selling in Draper

This site covers a broader Utah MLS footprint because buyers relocate, buy second homes, and invest across the state. When you need Draper 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. Commute direction, trail access, school priorities, HOA preferences, and whether you want newer construction or something more established. I'll point you in the right direction quickly.

Draper buyers comparing the Wasatch Front against Southern Utah can put numbers on it: my property tax calculator compares Salt Lake City with St. George on the same home value, and my income tax calculator shows your Utah income tax at any income mix.

Draper, Utah Homes For Sale FAQ

Is Draper a good place to live?

Yes. Draper is consistently popular for suburban convenience, dual-direction I-15 commute access, Corner Canyon trail access, and a range of neighborhood options from established to newer construction.

Why do people like Draper for mountain biking and hiking?

Corner Canyon is a large and well-maintained trail network close enough that many residents use it on weekday evenings without a long drive. It's one of the main reasons outdoor-focused buyers specifically target Draper over other suburban options in the valley.

What is Point of the Mountain in Draper?

A prominent ridge near the south end of Draper known nationally as a destination for paragliding and hang gliding. Part of the visual character of the area and a well-known landmark for anyone who drives I-15 through the valley.

What should I watch for with Draper HOAs?

Parking rules, landscaping requirements, rental restrictions, and what amenities are actually included in the monthly dues. These vary significantly across communities and can affect day-to-day practicality more than buyers expect.

How does Draper compare to southern Draper or the foothill areas?

The "Draper" label covers a pretty wide range. Lower Draper near the freeway has a different feel than upper Draper against the foothills. Views, trail proximity, road noise, and lot sizes all vary. Drive the specific area around any home you're seriously considering.