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Hurricane Village Townhomes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane Village is one of the most attainable ways into new construction anywhere in Hurricane right now. These are 2024-built two-story townhomes, four bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths in the 1,800 square foot range, with attached two-car garages, on a low HOA. Prices have run in a tight band from the high $370,000s to the low $400,000s, which puts the per-square-foot pricing among the most efficient in the valley for new construction.
The community sits on the south side of Hurricane off Arlington Parkway, with quick access to State Street, the schools, Sand Hollow Reservoir, the trail systems, and Zion National Park about thirty minutes east. Hurricane Elementary and Three Falls Elementary are both close depending on the address. Several of the units include private balconies off the upstairs bedrooms, and the end units capture real long views toward Zion and the surrounding mountains.
Built for the First-Time Buyer and the Investor
What distinguishes Hurricane Village from the other townhome communities in town is who it was built for, and the listings make that pretty clear. Several Hurricane Village homes have qualified buyers for up to $20,000 in down payment assistance through Utah's first-time homebuyer program, which requires the buyer to be a Utah resident for at least twelve months and to not have owned a home in the past three years. Combined with seller-paid closing cost incentives from some of the builder programs here, that has helped a number of buyers get into ownership at a meaningfully lower cash-to-close than competing communities.
The investor side of Hurricane Village is just as direct. One recent listing in the community openly disclosed that comparable units rent in the $1,950 to $2,250 a month range against a $50 monthly HOA, with seller-owned multiple units available for portfolio buyers. That kind of openness about rental comps is rare in the MLS, and it speaks to a community where the investor math has actually been worked out by people doing it.
The Backyard Difference
One thing worth knowing about Hurricane Village specifically. The builder has made a point of going deeper on the backyards here than most competing townhome developments, with private fenced rear yards that are usable rather than just a strip of concrete. For owners with pets, kids, or anyone who wants outdoor space without the upkeep of a single-family lot, that depth matters more than it sounds. Several units also have multiple private balconies on the upper level, which adds outdoor living space without taking from the yard.
Whether you are using the first-time buyer down payment program, building a small rental portfolio, or just looking for the most attainable way into new Hurricane construction, the specific unit and the timing matter. Down payment assistance has eligibility requirements, and rental performance can vary unit to unit. If you are buying or selling at Hurricane Village, call me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
Townhomes for Sale at Hurricane Village
The newest Hurricane Village listings are featured at the top of this page. Because most units in the community are now built out, available inventory tends to come from resale activity and from the remaining unsold builder phases. 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 are consistent. Three or four-bedroom two-story layouts with the main level holding the living and kitchen area, all bedrooms upstairs, and the primary suite with its own balcony in several plans. Most units come with quartz countertops, stainless appliances including the refrigerator, tile shower surrounds, tile backsplashes, soft-close cabinets, and dark plumbing and lighting fixtures. The black-and-light finish palette is consistent across the units.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
The location is one of the unsung benefits of Hurricane Village. You are minutes from Sand Hollow Reservoir, the sand dunes, and the major trail systems, with quick access to Quail Creek, several golf courses, and the State Street shopping and restaurants. Zion National Park sits about thirty minutes east. The on-the-ground convenience here is real, and it is what makes the rental side of the community work so consistently. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the broader recreation picture, and the Southern Utah condos and townhomes page is the natural companion for buyers comparing attached-home options.
Buyers comparing Hurricane Village often also look at Hurricane Heights Townhomes on the north side of town for similar attached new construction, at Hurricane Views next door for a wider price range and view positioning, and at Sandstone Fields nearby. Comparing those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which trade-off makes sense.
Schools
Hurricane Village is in the Washington County School District, with most homes zoned for Three Falls Elementary, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. I can confirm current boundaries for any specific unit.
Hurricane Village FAQ
Are Hurricane Village townhomes new construction?
Yes. The community is essentially all 2024 builds, which means the homes are essentially new but settled enough to have established their character and rental performance.
Can I get down payment assistance for a Hurricane Village townhome?
Some buyers have. Utah's first-time homebuyer program has offered up to $20,000 in down payment assistance for qualifying buyers, generally requiring a minimum twelve months of Utah residency and no home ownership in the past three years. Eligibility depends on the specific buyer and the specific home, so always verify with a qualified lender.
What does the HOA cover and how much is it?
HOA dues at Hurricane Village run $35 to $50 a month depending on the phase, which is on the low end for a townhome community. Coverage generally includes building insurance among other items. Verify current dues and inclusions for the specific unit you are considering.
What do townhomes at Hurricane Village rent for?
Recent listings have referenced market rent in the $1,950 to $2,250 range, depending on unit size and location within the community. Actual rents will vary with the market and the specific property, so do your own diligence on any rental projection.
Are short-term rentals allowed?
Short-term rental rules can vary by HOA and Hurricane City ordinance. The community functions primarily as a long-term rental and owner-occupied development. If you are buying with short-term income in mind, always verify approvals with the HOA and the city before relying on them.
Let's Talk Hurricane Village
If you are working toward your first home, building a small rental portfolio, or just looking for the most efficient entry into new Hurricane construction, Hurricane Village deserves a serious look. Reach out and I will help you sort through the available units, the down payment assistance options, and the math on any specific home. Call 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.