Ivy Wood Homes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Ivy Wood is one of the smaller, quieter neighborhoods in Hurricane, and it earns its reputation for being well-maintained. This is an established 2016 and 2017-era subdivision of single-level ramblers, tucked just east of Hurricane Elementary off 700 W and 400 N. Recent listings have run from the high $380,000s up to around $520,000, with the bulk of the inventory landing in the $420,000s to $450,000s. No HOA across the entire community, which is one of the reasons it stays so consistently in demand.
What makes Ivy Wood work for buyers right now is that it falls into a useful gap in the Hurricane market. The homes are too settled to be considered brand-new construction, so you are not paying the new-build premium, but they are still young enough that finishes are modern, layouts are current, and you are not signing up for a 1980s remodel project. Granite counters, custom cabinetry, tile flooring, walk-in closets, and split-bedroom floor plans are standard. Most homes are three-bedroom, two-bath layouts on a tenth to a fifth of an acre, with attached two-car garages.
The Walking-to-School Advantage Is Real
The neighborhood sits within walking distance of both Hurricane Elementary and Valley Academy, which makes it a strong fit for families with elementary-age kids. Several listings here specifically reference the school proximity as a defining feature, and once you live in the neighborhood you understand why. Being able to walk a kindergartener to school in five minutes is a quality-of-life feature that does not show up on a square footage sheet, but it makes a real difference day to day.
Beyond the schools, the location puts you minutes from State Street shopping and restaurants, the Hurricane recreation area, and easy access to State Route 9 for trips out toward Sand Hollow or Zion National Park. So while Ivy Wood feels like a tucked-away in-town neighborhood, you have not given up any convenience.
Three Buyer Profiles Find Their Fit Here
Ivy Wood consistently draws three different kinds of buyers. The first is the young family or move-up family, drawn by the walk to elementary school, the safe in-town feel, and the no-HOA freedom. The second is the downsizer or empty-nester, drawn by the single-level floor plans, the manageable yard size, and the move-in-ready condition of most homes. The third is the part-time owner or second-home buyer, drawn by the low maintenance, the no-HOA flexibility, and a useful Hurricane City perk worth knowing about, the city provides unlimited irrigation water for about $12 a month, which makes keeping a yard green here genuinely affordable.
Buying or Selling in Ivy Wood?
In a small, well-maintained community like Ivy Wood, the difference between a good price and a great one often comes down to lot position, finish level, and timing. Inventory is limited and the strong homes move fast. If you are looking at Ivy Wood, or you own here and want a current read on selling, call me at 435-200-5508 or .
Homes for Sale in Ivy Wood
The newest Ivy Wood listings are featured at the top of this page. Because this is a small established community, inventory is limited and turnover is steady but not heavy. A saved search is the simplest way to stay current on new listings, and you can compare against the broader Hurricane and Southern Utah market through the Advanced Search.
What you find in Ivy Wood will mostly be three-bedroom single-level ramblers in the 1,300 to 1,800 square foot range, with two-car attached garages and modest backyard space. A few larger homes in the community offer three-car garages and oversized lots up to a fifth of an acre, which is where you start seeing prices push into the low $500,000s. Several homes have been used as second homes, which means they tend to come to market in better condition than equivalent full-time-occupied properties.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Ivy Wood sits in the part of Hurricane that gives you the most of both worlds, in-town convenience without the chaos of the busier corridors. You are walking distance from the elementary school and a charter option, a short drive from groceries and restaurants on State Street, and a fifteen-minute drive from Sand Hollow Reservoir and the dunes. Zion National Park is about forty minutes east. For buyers who want a settled, family-friendly home base without trading away access to the outdoor recreation that defines Hurricane, this is one of the better fits in town. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page is worth a read if recreation access is part of what brought you here.
Buyers comparing Ivy Wood often also look at Hurricane Hollow next door for newer construction at a similar price point, and at Coronado Ridge for another established no-HOA option on the northwest side of town. Comparing those side by side is the clearest way to figure out which fits your situation best.
Schools
Ivy Wood is in the Washington County School District, zoned for Hurricane Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. Valley Academy, a charter school, is also walking distance from the neighborhood and is an option for families who prefer charter to the district school. I can confirm current boundaries and enrollment specifics for any specific home.
Ivy Wood FAQ
Does Ivy Wood have an HOA?
No. Homes in Ivy Wood close with no HOA dues, which is consistent across the entire neighborhood.
How old are the homes in Ivy Wood?
Most were built in 2016 and 2017, so they are settled but still essentially modern construction with current finishes, layouts and building standards.
Are all Ivy Wood homes single-level?
Yes. The community is built almost entirely of single-level ramblers, which is part of what draws downsizers and second-home buyers alongside families with young children.
What do homes in Ivy Wood cost?
Recent sales and listings have run from the high $380,000s up to about $520,000, with most homes landing in the $420,000s to $450,000s. The high end of the range is for larger floor plans on the bigger lots with three-car garages.
Is Ivy Wood walking distance to schools?
Yes. Both Hurricane Elementary and Valley Academy are walking distance, which is one of the most-cited features of the community.
Let's Talk Ivy Wood
If you want a settled no-HOA neighborhood in Hurricane with single-level homes, walking distance to schools, and modern finishes without the new-construction price tag, Ivy Wood is one of the cleanest fits in town. Reach out for a real conversation about what fits and what your offer should look like. Call 435-200-5508 or .
