Firerock Homes For Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Firerock is one of those Hurricane neighborhoods that just keeps making sense for more and more buyers, and the reason is the combination it pulls off. You get a central in-town location right off State Street, brand new D.R. Horton homes alongside settled 2021 builds, no HOA, and just about every floor plan here is designed around big garages and serious RV storage. That mix of new construction plus no HOA is genuinely uncommon, and it is what keeps Firerock active even when other new-construction communities cool off.
Recent active listings here run from the high $560,000s up to about $830,000. The lower end is established 2021 resales, mostly three to four bedroom single-levels around 1,800 to 2,250 square feet. The middle is the D.R. Horton inventory, with floor plans like the Slickrock and the Sandstone offering five-bedroom layouts and corner lots. The high end is the larger new builds, including a three-story walkout basement floor plan on a view lot.
Built for the Hurricane Buyer With Toys
Almost every home in Firerock was designed for the buyer who owns a truck, a boat, a side-by-side, a trailer, or all of the above. I have tracked homes here with a 53-foot Class A RV garage, 45-foot deep garages, 10-foot-wide doors, four-car tandem layouts, separate toy garages, and 1,229 square feet of total garage space on a single home. Combine that with no HOA and you have a neighborhood where you can actually use the garage space the way it was meant to be used, with no covenant telling you what you can and cannot store in your own driveway.
The lots themselves are practical, quarter-acre on average, with a mix of corner lots and standard interior lots. Several listings here are designed with low-maintenance desert landscaping or xeriscape, so the daily upkeep on these homes is light, which works well for both full-time owners and the snowbird and second-home crowd.
Buying or Selling in Firerock?
Because Firerock has both new construction sold by the builder and resale homes from individual owners, the right strategy depends on which side of the neighborhood you are on. Having your own representation on the new-construction side costs you nothing as a buyer and helps you work the incentives. On the resale side, knowing how the new builds compare matters when you are pricing. Call or text me at 435-200-5508 or .
Homes for Sale in Firerock
The newest Firerock listings are featured at the top of this page. Because this is an active community with both new construction and resales moving through it, available inventory shifts regularly. A saved search is the easiest way to stay current, and you can compare against the rest of the Hurricane and Southern Utah market through the Advanced Search.
Floor plan variety here is real. You can find a clean three-bedroom single-level on around 2,000 square feet, a five-bedroom two-story with an office, a four-bedroom new build with a 45-foot-deep RV garage, or a three-story walkout basement layout pushing 4,400 square feet on a view lot. Knowing which one actually fits your situation, and whether the new-construction incentives make up the price difference against a resale, is exactly the kind of comparison I run for buyers here.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Part of what makes Firerock work is how convenient it is for an in-town neighborhood. You are right off State Street near Hurricane Family Pharmacy and a short walk to Pig's Ear American Bistro, with shopping, restaurants and schools all within a couple of minutes. Sand Hollow Reservoir and the dunes sit about eleven miles away, Quail Creek is just up the road, and Zion National Park is about thirty-six miles out. So you get the daily-errand convenience of being in town, plus the recreation access that brings most buyers to Hurricane in the first place. If outdoor recreation is a big driver for you, the Hurricane off-road lifestyle page is worth a read, and the RV garage homes page is the natural companion given how many Firerock builds are designed around toy storage.
Buyers comparing Firerock often also look at Coronado Ridge and Canyon Ridge on the northwest side of town, both also no-HOA neighborhoods at similar prices, and at Dixie Heights if new construction is the priority. Putting those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which fits your situation.
Schools
Firerock is in the Washington County School District, with homes mostly zoned for Hurricane Elementary, though some addresses fall in the Three Falls Elementary boundary, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. I am happy to confirm the assigned elementary for any specific home.
Firerock FAQ
Does Firerock have an HOA?
No. Homes in Firerock close with no HOA dues, including both the resale homes and the newer D.R. Horton inventory, which is rare for a community that includes brand-new production builds.
Is Firerock new construction or established?
Both. The earliest phases were built in 2021, and the newer phase is active D.R. Horton construction with 2024 to 2026 builds. You can buy a settled three-year-old home or a brand-new one in the same neighborhood.
Do Firerock homes have RV garages?
A lot of them do. RV garages, deep garages and tandem layouts are common across the neighborhood, with some homes featuring 45-foot or longer garage bays and 10-foot-wide doors. Verify the specific garage on any home you are considering.
What do homes in Firerock cost?
Recent active listings have run from the high $560,000s up to about $830,000, depending on the floor plan, the lot, and whether it is a resale or a new build with builder incentives.
Let's Talk Firerock
Firerock works for a lot of different Hurricane buyers, the move-up family, the toy-hauling snowbird, the buyer who wants new construction without HOA dues. Whether you are looking at a brand-new D.R. Horton home or a 2021 resale, reach out for a real conversation about what fits and what your offer should look like. Call or text 435-200-5508 or .
