Hurricane Hollow Homes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane Hollow is one of those new construction neighborhoods where the builder is paying attention to the things most spec builders skip, and once you start looking at the details it shows. These are 2024 to 2026 builds, four and five-bedroom single-family homes priced from the mid $430,000s to the high $490,000s, sitting on the north side of Hurricane within walking distance of Hurricane Elementary. The original phase has no HOA, and across the community you get features that go well beyond the standard new-build checklist.
What I mean by that: R-50 ceiling insulation, zoned HVAC, extra sound insulation in the primary bedroom, CAT5 ethernet and coax pre-wiring throughout, insulated garages with sidelite windows and side doors, kitchens and laundry rooms plumbed for both gas and electric, and even soffit outlets for holiday lights. The original-phase homes also include side-entry RV parking with full hookups, not just a slab. That kind of thought tells you the builder is solving for how people actually live in the home, not just hitting square footage targets.
What You Are Actually Buying Here
The homes themselves are two-story, four and five-bedroom layouts in the 1,900 to 2,100 square foot range, with a primary suite on the main floor and the remaining bedrooms plus a second family room upstairs. Nine-foot ceilings on the main level, walk-in closets in every bedroom, mudrooms with bench storage, and patios off the kitchen or great room are standard. Finishes lean modern, with two-tone cabinets, quartz countertops, tile shower and tub surrounds, and engineered or tile-plank flooring depending on the home.
Lots are intentionally compact, generally .09 to .12 acres in the original phase, with one of the newer phases on smaller .04 acre footprints. So this is not a big-yard neighborhood. What you get instead is real quality inside the four walls, the ability to actually use an RV from your own property in the original phase, and a tight in-town location that puts the schools, the parks and the city amenities all close by.
Two Phases, Two Slightly Different Setups
One thing worth understanding before you write an offer: Hurricane Hollow includes more than one phase, and they do not all share the same setup. The original phase along 430 N is no-HOA on the larger compact lots with RV parking and full hookups. A newer phase to the north uses a smaller lot footprint and includes a low HOA in the $95 a month range. Both phases are quality construction, but the day-to-day reality of owning in one versus the other is different. I am happy to walk through which phase a specific home is in and what that means for you before you commit.
Buying or Selling in Hurricane Hollow?
New construction communities all come with their own quirks, builder incentives, lender preferred-buyer programs, lot premiums, and finish-package upgrades. Some homes here have included preferred-lender rate buydowns. Having your own representation costs nothing as a buyer and helps you sort through which unit and which incentive actually work in your favor. If you are buying or selling at Hurricane Hollow, call or text me at 435-200-5508 or .
Homes for Sale in Hurricane Hollow
The newest Hurricane Hollow listings are featured at the top of this page. Because the community is in active build-out, available inventory shifts between completed move-in-ready homes, homes under construction, and lots still available to be built on. 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.
Floor plans here favor a primary-on-main layout with the rest of the bedrooms upstairs, which works for both downsizers and families. Five-bedroom options have started showing up in the newer phase, which is unusual at this price point in new Hurricane construction and gives you a real fit for multi-generational households.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Hurricane Hollow puts you in a practical north-Hurricane location. Walking distance to Hurricane Elementary, close to the city pool and baseball fields, and a short drive to the State Street shopping and restaurants. Sand Hollow Reservoir is about fifteen minutes south, the hiking and biking trail systems are close, and Zion National Park is roughly thirty minutes east. For a buyer who wants quality new construction in town without the long drive to the resort side of Hurricane, this neighborhood checks the box. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the broader recreation picture, and the RV garage homes page is worth a look given the RV-hookup story here.
Buyers comparing Hurricane Hollow often also look at Hurricane Heights Townhomes for a lower price point on attached new construction, at Frog Hollow on the south side of town for similar single-level homes with RV hookups, and at Coronado Ridge for established homes nearby. Comparing those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which trade-off makes sense for your situation.
Schools
Hurricane Hollow 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.
Hurricane Hollow FAQ
Is Hurricane Hollow new construction?
Yes. 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 homes, homes under construction, and lots still available to be built.
Does Hurricane Hollow have an HOA?
It depends on the phase. The original phase along 430 N is no-HOA. A newer phase to the north includes a low HOA in the range of $95 a month. Always verify the HOA setup for the specific home you are considering.
Do homes here include RV parking and hookups?
The original-phase homes include side RV parking with full hookups, which means actual power and sewer access rather than just a parking pad. That is unusual for a new-construction community in this price range and one of the standout features of the neighborhood. Verify the specifics on any home you are considering.
What do homes in Hurricane Hollow cost?
Recent sales and listings have run from the mid $430,000s to the high $490,000s. The lower end is the newer-phase smaller-lot homes, and the higher end is the original-phase homes with the larger lots and RV hookups.
What makes the construction here different from other new builds?
The builder has paid attention to construction quality and lifestyle details that most spec builders skip. R-50 ceiling insulation, zoned HVAC, extra sound insulation in the primary bedroom, pre-wired CAT5 ethernet and coax, insulated garages, gas-and-electric plumbing in the kitchen and laundry, and soffit outlets for holiday lights are standard. These add up to real long-term value beyond the sticker price.
Let's Talk Hurricane Hollow
If quality new construction in a walkable in-town Hurricane location is what you are after, Hurricane Hollow deserves a serious look. Knowing which phase, which floor plan, and which builder package actually delivers the value you are paying for is the work I do for buyers here. Reach out for a real conversation. Call or text 435-200-5508 or .
