Hurricane Heights Townhomes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane Heights Townhomes is one of the easier neighborhoods in Hurricane to recommend right now, because the math just works. These are brand new 2024 to 2026 builds, all four-bedroom layouts, all between 1,960 and 2,384 square feet, with attached two-car garages, on a low $100 monthly HOA. Prices have run in a tight band from the low $360,000s to the low $410,000s, which makes this one of the most attainable ways to get into new construction anywhere in Hurricane right now.
The location is the north side of town near 600 N and 480 W, which puts you walking distance to Hurricane Elementary, close to shopping and restaurants on State Street, and a short drive from the hiking and biking trails, Sand Hollow Reservoir, and about thirty minutes from Zion National Park. The newest phase of the community sits directly across the street from a neighborhood park and pickleball court, which is the kind of practical perk that actually matters when you live somewhere day to day.
Why This Community Pulls Three Different Buyer Types
Hurricane Heights consistently draws three kinds of buyers, and the data here supports all of them. First, first-time buyers who want brand new construction but cannot stretch to a single-family Hurricane home in the $500,000-plus range. A new four-bedroom townhome at $400,000 is the rare entry point still available. Second, downsizers and second-home buyers who want low-maintenance living without giving up bedroom count or garage space. The $100 HOA is light enough not to sting, and the layouts work well for visiting kids and grandkids. Third, investors. Brand new construction with four bedrooms close to schools and the park rents reliably in this part of Hurricane, and the entry price relative to single-family comps makes the math work.
One detail worth knowing on the newest phase, one of the builders has put a real focus on the garage. Most new townhomes in the area come with a tight standard two-car garage. The newer Hurricane Heights units in the 530 W phase feature a 23-foot wide and 24-foot deep garage with an 18-foot wide door, which is noticeably larger than the competition and gives you actual room for a truck plus storage. If you have a full-size pickup or a larger SUV, this matters more than it sounds like on paper.
Buying or Selling in Hurricane Heights Townhomes?
New townhome communities all have their quirks, builder incentives that change month to month, lender preferred-buyer programs, lot premiums, finish-package upgrades. Having your own representation costs nothing as a buyer and helps you sort through which unit and which incentive actually pencil out. If you are buying or selling at Hurricane Heights, call me at 435-200-5508 or .
Townhomes for Sale at Hurricane Heights
The newest Hurricane Heights Townhomes listings are featured at the top of this page. Because the community is in active build-out across multiple phases, available inventory shifts regularly between move-in-ready units and homes still under construction. Different builders are working different phases, so finishes and pricing vary a bit unit to unit. A saved search is the easiest way to stay current, and you can compare against other Hurricane and Southern Utah options through the Advanced Search.
What stays consistent across the community is the four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout, quartz or granite countertops, tile shower and tub surrounds, and an attached two-car garage. The main level holds the kitchen and living area, with all bedrooms upstairs and a primary suite with walk-in closet. Several units have private fenced backyards with block walls and artificial turf, which is the kind of low-maintenance outdoor space that works well for owners and tenants alike.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Hurricane Heights puts you in a practical location. You are walking distance from Hurricane Elementary, close to Hurricane Intermediate and Middle, and a short drive to grocery, dining and the city amenities along State Street. Sand Hollow Reservoir and the dunes are about fifteen minutes south, the trail systems are close, and Zion National Park is roughly thirty minutes east. So even though this is an in-town community at an attainable price, you are still parked at the edge of all the reasons people move to Hurricane. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the broader recreation picture if that is part of why you are looking.
Buyers comparing Hurricane Heights often also look at Eagle Pointe on the Sky Mountain Golf Course, which is also a townhome community but built around the golf lifestyle, and at Knollwood Townhomes elsewhere in Hurricane. Comparing those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which townhome format fits your goals.
Schools
Hurricane Heights Townhomes is in the Washington County School District, with homes zoned for either Hurricane Elementary or Three Falls Elementary depending on the address within the community, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. I can confirm the assigned elementary for any specific unit.
Hurricane Heights Townhomes FAQ
Are these new construction or resale townhomes?
New construction. The community is in active build-out with 2024, 2025 and 2026 builds across multiple phases. Depending on timing, you can find move-in-ready units, units under construction, and homes still available to be built.
What does the HOA cover and how much is it?
HOA dues run $100 a month, which is on the low end for a townhome community. Always verify current dues and what they include for any specific unit before you write an offer.
What do townhomes at Hurricane Heights cost?
Current listings and recent sales have run from the low $360,000s to the low $410,000s, depending on the floor plan, the phase, and the builder. This is one of the more attainable entry points for new construction in all of Hurricane right now.
Are Hurricane Heights Townhomes a good rental investment?
The neighborhood draws strong rental interest for a few reasons, brand new construction, four bedrooms, walking distance to schools, and a low HOA. As with any investment, the right purchase price and the right tenant profile drive returns. I can help you evaluate which unit pencils best for your specific goals.
Is there an HOA restriction on short-term or nightly rentals?
HOA rules and city ordinances can change, and short-term rental approvals vary by community. If you are buying with nightly-rental income in mind, always verify current rules with the HOA and Hurricane City before relying on it.
Let's Talk Hurricane Heights Townhomes
If brand new construction at an attainable Hurricane price point is what you are after, whether for a primary, a second home or a rental, this is one of the strongest options on the market right now. Reach out and I will help you sort through the available units, the builders, and the incentives. Call 435-200-5508 or .
