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Knollwood Townhomes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Knollwood Townhomes is one of those neighborhoods that does not fit neatly into how most people picture Hurricane real estate, and that is actually the point. The community sits at the top of Telegraph Street, technically inside the Hurricane address boundary but geographically right next to Coral Canyon and just minutes from St. George Boulevard. That location, combined with the fact that these are established 1994 and 1995-built townhomes rather than new construction, makes Knollwood one of the most attainable entry points into Southern Utah homeownership.
Recent sales and listings have run from $230,000 for a one-bedroom unit up to about $315,000 for a fully remodeled three-bedroom. The bulk of the inventory sits in the $245,000 to $305,000 range, which is genuinely unusual in today's Southern Utah market and a meaningful gap below most other townhome options in Hurricane Valley.
The Location Story Worth Understanding
If you are picturing Knollwood as an in-town Hurricane community walking distance to Hurricane Elementary and State Street, set that expectation aside. The neighborhood is at the top of Telegraph Street near the I-15 corridor and SR-9 split, with several listings noting it as a seven-minute drive to St. George Boulevard. The school assignments reflect this too, with several units zoned for Coral Canyon Elementary and Pine View Middle and High rather than the Hurricane schools, depending on the specific address.
What you get in exchange is freeway-quick access to both St. George and Hurricane, with Sand Hollow Reservoir, Sand Hollow Golf Course, the dunes and the ATV trail system minutes away on one side, and the city amenities of St. George minutes away on the other. For a snowbird, an investor, or anyone whose life involves Southern Utah's recreation as much as the towns themselves, the position works.
What You Are Actually Buying Here
Knollwood is a mix of one and two-story townhomes from the mid-1990s, mostly two and three-bedroom layouts ranging from about 870 to 1,400 square feet. Each unit has an attached one or two-car garage and a small private patio. The community itself is well-kept, with mature trees, lush green landscaping, a private park or playground, and a quiet street setup that most listings consistently describe as one of the neighborhood's defining features.
The HOA runs in the $120 to $160 a month range depending on the unit and includes full yard maintenance and exterior landscaping, which is one of the reasons the community has stayed so well-presented over the years. For a downsizer or part-time owner who does not want to spend weekends mowing, that is real value built into the dues.
Important: Pet Restrictions
One detail worth flagging up front because it has been a deal-breaker for some buyers, the HOA at Knollwood does not allow dogs. If you have a dog or plan to get one, this is not the right community for you. The restriction has been explicit in multiple recent listings and is part of the HOA governing documents, so verify the current pet policy directly with the HOA before you write an offer, but plan for this as a fixed feature of the community rather than something to negotiate around.
At this price point and in an older community with active HOA rules, knowing what you are walking into makes the difference. Some units have been fully remodeled with LVP flooring, new appliances, and updated baths, while others are more original. The difference shows up at resale, and a careful buyer can find real value if they know what to look for. If you are buying or selling at Knollwood, call or text me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
Townhomes for Sale at Knollwood
The newest Knollwood Townhomes listings are featured at the top of this page. This is an established community, so inventory tends to come from genuine resale activity rather than new builds. A saved search is the simplest way to stay on top of new listings, and you can compare against other Southern Utah townhome options through the Advanced Search.
What you will typically find here are smaller-footprint units that have either been kept up or substantially updated. End units with only one shared wall (the garage wall) are particularly desirable for the extra privacy and natural light. Several recent listings have featured updated kitchens with stainless appliances and granite counters, custom tile showers, and updated flooring throughout, which has helped the better units move quickly when priced right.
Who Knollwood Works For
The community draws three main buyer types. The first is the first-time buyer who needs to get into homeownership at a real entry-level price, since under $300,000 for any kind of two-bedroom in Southern Utah is genuinely rare in today's market. The second is the downsizer or part-time owner who wants a lock-and-leave Southern Utah base without the upkeep of a single-family home. The third is the long-term-hold investor, since the entry price relative to area rents has historically penciled out for buy-and-hold rentals. The Southern Utah condos and townhomes page covers the wider attached-home market, and the 55+ adult communities page is worth a look for downsizers who want age-restricted alternatives.
Buyers comparing Knollwood often also look at other Hurricane townhome options like Hurricane Village and Hurricane Heights Townhomes for newer construction at higher prices, and at the Coral Canyon area directly next door for single-family options. Comparing those side by side is the cleanest way to see what trade-off makes sense.
Schools
Knollwood Townhomes is in the Washington County School District. Depending on the specific unit, schools are either Coral Canyon Elementary, Pine View Intermediate, Pine View Middle and Pine View High, or Hurricane Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. The school assignments here cross district boundaries, so verifying for a specific address is important if you have school-age kids.
Knollwood Townhomes FAQ
Where exactly is Knollwood Townhomes located?
The community sits at the top of Telegraph Street near the I-15 and SR-9 split, technically inside the Hurricane address boundary but geographically right next to Coral Canyon and about seven minutes from St. George Boulevard. It is closer to St. George than to in-town Hurricane.
Does Knollwood Townhomes have an HOA?
Yes. HOA dues run $120 to $160 a month depending on the unit, and the HOA includes full yard maintenance, exterior landscaping, and access to the community park. Verify current dues and exact coverage for the specific unit you are considering.
Are dogs allowed at Knollwood?
No. The HOA does not allow dogs. This restriction has been clearly stated in multiple recent listings and should be considered a fixed feature of the community. Verify the current pet policy directly with the HOA before committing.
How old are the homes at Knollwood?
Most were built in 1994 and 1995. Some have been substantially updated over the years with new appliances, flooring, paint, and remodeled bathrooms. Others remain closer to original condition. Read the listings carefully, since the level of updating drives a real portion of the price spread.
What do townhomes at Knollwood cost?
Recent sales and listings have run from $230,000 for a smaller one-bedroom up to about $315,000 for a fully updated three-bedroom. The bulk of the inventory falls in the $245,000 to $305,000 range, which is meaningfully below most other townhome options in the Hurricane Valley area.
Let's Talk Knollwood Townhomes
If an attainable entry into Southern Utah ownership is what you are after, whether for a first home, a part-time base, or a long-term-hold rental, Knollwood deserves a serious look. Just go in with clear eyes about the location, the pet policy, and the age of the homes. Reach out for a real conversation about what fits and what your offer should look like. Call or text 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.