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Green Acres North View Homes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Green Acres North View is one of the more honest neighborhoods in Hurricane, and what I mean by that is the price point is genuinely affordable, the inventory is genuinely mixed, and the location is genuinely useful. This is the older north-Hurricane area along Main Street and 20 West, walking distance to the Hurricane City baseball fields, the city pool, and the new recreation area. It is also a neighborhood in transition, with brand new 2023 to 2025 stick-built homes going up next to 1970s mobile homes and 1990s remodels. That mix is not for everyone, but for the right buyer it is exactly the opportunity they are looking for.
Recent sales here have run from $179,000 for a small 1970s mobile home up to $440,000 for a newer 2023 build with upgrades, and just about everything in between. No HOA, lot sizes range from a sixth of an acre up to nearly half an acre, and a number of homes have detached garages, shops, or RV parking with hookups. If you want to know where the genuine entry points to Hurricane home ownership still exist, this is one of the first neighborhoods I would point you to.
Who This Neighborhood Fits
Green Acres North View tends to draw four kinds of buyers, and the listings here back all of them up. First-time buyers looking to own under $300,000 instead of renting, since affordable entries are vanishing across Hurricane. Investors looking for rental cash flow, with several of these homes showing strong cap rates and rent histories. Buyers who want a project, since several listings here are sold as-is on generous lots with room to add value. And buyers who want new construction at the lower end of the price range, with both 2023 stick-built homes and new 2025 manufactured homes coming through the market.
The homes themselves run from 768 square feet up past 2,100 square feet, with everything from older single-wide mobiles to newer two-story 1.5-level stick-built homes. The mix means you really have to know what you are looking at, because the type of construction changes both the price and your financing options. This is one of those neighborhoods where the work an agent does on the front end actually saves you money.
Because this neighborhood has such a wide mix of home types and price points, knowing how to compare a 1970s mobile home against a 2023 stick-built isn't easy without real local context. Some of these homes qualify for specialized financing including rural housing loans and first-time buyer grants, but qualification varies by home and borrower. If you are buying or selling in Green Acres North View, call or text me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
Homes for Sale in Green Acres North View
The newest Green Acres North View listings are featured at the top of this page. Because the inventory mix here is so varied, the available homes change character regularly. You might see a 1970s mobile, a 2025 build, and a fixer-upper all listed in the same month. A saved search is the simplest way to stay on top of new listings, and you can compare against the broader Hurricane market through the Advanced Search.
One thing worth knowing here is that the zoning supports both manufactured and stick-built homes, and the city has not signaled plans to restrict new manufactured homes in this area. That gives the neighborhood ongoing flexibility as an affordable corner of Hurricane, and it is part of why investors keep coming back to it.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Part of what makes Green Acres North View work at this price point is the location. You are walking distance from the Hurricane City Pool, the baseball fields, and the city's newer recreation area, with elementary and middle schools also nearby. State Street and the daily shopping and restaurants are about a five-minute drive, Sand Hollow Reservoir is around fifteen minutes out, and Zion National Park sits at roughly forty minutes. For a buyer who wants to actually use the city amenities Hurricane offers without paying for the resort-side address, this neighborhood is hard to match. If outdoor recreation is part of why Hurricane is on your list, the Hurricane off-road lifestyle page is worth a read.
Buyers comparing Green Acres North View often also look at Canyons RV Resort for another affordable entry with mixed-construction housing, and at Canyon Ridge on the northwest side of town for slightly higher prices on more uniform construction. Putting those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which fits your situation.
Schools
Green Acres North View is in the Washington County School District, zoned for Hurricane Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. I can confirm current boundaries for any specific address.
Green Acres North View FAQ
Does Green Acres North View have an HOA?
No. Homes here close with no HOA dues, which fits the practical, mixed-construction character of the neighborhood.
Are the homes manufactured, mobile, or stick-built?
All three. The zoning supports manufactured and stick-built homes, so you will find everything from 1970s mobile homes to brand-new 2025 manufactured homes to traditional stick-built construction from both decades ago and the last few years. The construction type matters for financing, so it is the first detail to clarify on any home you are considering.
What do homes in Green Acres North View cost?
Recent sales have ranged from about $179,000 for a small older mobile home up to $440,000 for a newer 2023 stick-built home with upgrades. The bulk of the inventory falls between $275,000 and $415,000.
Do any homes here qualify for special financing or first-time buyer programs?
Some do. A few listings have specifically referenced Rural Housing Loan eligibility and the $20,000 First Time Home Buyers Grant. Qualification depends on the specific home and the borrower, so verify with a lender before relying on it. I can connect you with a lender who has worked these programs locally.
Let's Talk Green Acres North View
If affordable Hurricane ownership is the goal and you want to evaluate this neighborhood honestly, including which homes are real opportunities and which need a careful eye, reach out for a straight conversation. Call or text 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.