Hurricane Views Homes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane Views earns its name. The community sits on the south side of Hurricane and was laid out specifically to take advantage of panoramic views toward Zion National Park, Smith Mesa, Pine Valley Mountain, the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, and out toward Gooseberry Mesa. If the reason you are moving to Hurricane includes opening the blinds and seeing the landscape that drew you here in the first place, this is one of the most direct ways to get that at a sensible price.
The community is a mix of new-construction townhomes and single-family homes, all built between 2023 and 2026, with prices currently running from the high $390,000s up to about $669,000. HOA dues are low, generally $15 to $50 a month depending on the unit and phase. That mix of home types and price points is unusual for a single community, and it is one of the things that makes Hurricane Views worth looking at across different buyer profiles.
Three Kinds of Buyers Find Their Fit Here
Hurricane Views consistently draws three groups, and the inventory supports all of them. First, the townhome buyer at the lower end of the price range. New three and four-bedroom townhomes with attached two-car garages, low HOAs and real views are hard to find anywhere in the valley at this price. Second, the move-up family or downsizer looking at a small-lot single-family home around $460,000 to $500,000, with single-level layouts on .11 acre lots and the same view advantage. Third, the buyer ready to step up to a custom-built walkout basement home in the high $600,000s on a larger .19 acre lot. Same neighborhood, three different price tiers, and which one fits depends entirely on what you are after.
The standout product in this community is the end-unit townhome with a walkout basement and a second kitchen, currently priced in the $489,000 to $530,000 range. These are layouts designed for genuine flexibility, the lower level works as guest quarters, multi-generational space, an extended-stay setup, or a long-term rental. One of the listings here is already tenant-occupied with long-term rental in place. Worth noting that this community allows long-term rentals but not short-term or nightly rentals, so if you are buying with rental income in mind, plan for that structure.
The View Positioning Is the Real Story
What separates Hurricane Views from a lot of the other new construction in the valley is the deliberate way the lots are oriented. The community sits on the south side of town near 320 S and 380 S, off Arlington Parkway, on slightly elevated ground that opens up the long views toward Zion. Several units feature rooftop decks specifically designed to take advantage of that. One end-unit townhome here has an expansive rooftop deck with panoramic Zion views that, as the listing puts it, has to be experienced in person to be appreciated. The to-be-built walkout basement homes at the upper end were positioned for views all the way to Gooseberry Mesa.
Buying or Selling at Hurricane Views?
Because this community has townhomes, single-family homes, and to-be-built custom options at very different price points, sorting through which unit, which phase, and which builder fits your goals takes real local context. Some units have included seller concessions, others have included builder incentives or buyer-customizable finishes if you catch them at the right stage. If you are buying or selling at Hurricane Views, call or text me at 435-200-5508 or .
Homes for Sale at Hurricane Views
The newest Hurricane Views listings are featured at the top of this page. Because this is an active build-out community, available inventory includes a steady mix of completed move-in-ready homes, units under construction, and to-be-built options where you can still personalize finishes. 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 run a wide range. The smaller single-level townhomes start around 1,366 to 1,400 square feet. Larger two-story townhomes with walkout basements push 2,300 to 2,500 square feet. The single-family homes range from 1,500 square foot single-levels up to 2,400 square foot walkout basement custom builds. Knowing what you actually need is the first step, and I am happy to walk you through that comparison.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Hurricane Views puts you on the south side of town with quick access to Sand Hollow Reservoir and Quail Creek for the boating and fishing side of things, the trail systems for ATV and hiking, several golf courses, and Zion National Park about thirty minutes east. State Street, the schools, and the city amenities are all a short drive. For a buyer who wants newer construction with real views, plus easy access to the outdoor recreation that defines Hurricane, the location works hard for the price. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the recreation side in more detail, and the Southern Utah condos and townhomes page is the right companion for buyers comparing attached-home options across the region.
Buyers comparing Hurricane Views often also look at Hurricane Heights Townhomes on the north side of town for similar attached new construction, at Hurricane Hollow for newer single-family construction nearby, and at Sandstone Fields for another south-Hurricane option. Putting those side by side is the clearest way to sort out which fits you.
Schools
Hurricane Views is in the Washington County School District, with most homes zoned for Three Falls Elementary, and some addresses falling under Hurricane Elementary, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. I can confirm current boundaries for any specific address.
Hurricane Views FAQ
Is Hurricane Views townhomes or single-family?
Both. The community is a deliberate mix of new-construction townhomes, small-lot single-family homes, and larger custom-built homes, which gives buyers at different price points all a way into the same view-oriented neighborhood.
Does Hurricane Views have an HOA?
Yes, but a low one. HOA dues run in the $15 to $50 a month range depending on the phase and the unit. Verify the specific dues for the home you are considering before you write an offer.
Are short-term or nightly rentals allowed?
No. The community allows long-term rentals but not short-term or nightly rentals. If rental income is part of your plan, this is structured as a long-term hold rather than a vacation-rental investment.
What do homes at Hurricane Views cost?
Current listings run from the high $390,000s for newer townhomes up to about $669,000 for to-be-built walkout basement custom homes on the larger lots. The bulk of the inventory sits in the $415,000 to $530,000 range.
What makes the views here different from other Hurricane neighborhoods?
The community was specifically positioned to capture long views south and east toward Zion, Smith Mesa, Pine Valley Mountain, the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, and Gooseberry Mesa. Several units include rooftop decks built around that view, which is rare in the area.
Let's Talk Hurricane Views
If a new-construction home with real Southern Utah views at a sensible price is what you are after, Hurricane Views deserves a serious look across all three of its product types. Knowing which unit, which floor plan and which phase actually fits your goals is exactly the kind of detail I work through with buyers. Reach out for a real conversation. Call or text 435-200-5508 or .
