2541 W Spilsbury Ct, Hurricane
Featured Legrand Heights Homes For Sale in Hurricane, Utah
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed accurate. Buyer to verify all information. Terms of UseThe multiple listing information is provided by Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. from a copyrighted compilation of listings. The compilation of listings and each individual listing are © 2026 Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc., All Rights Reserved.The information provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.
Legrand Heights Homes for Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Legrand Heights is one of those established Hurricane neighborhoods that has quietly been one of the better deals in town for buyers who want real views and real land without paying new-construction prices. The community sits on elevated ground just south of State Street, positioned high enough that the lots capture genuine long views toward Pine Valley Mountain, Zion National Park, Sky Mountain, and Cedar Mountain. Homes here were built mostly between 1995 and 2005, on quarter-acre to third-acre lots, all without an HOA.
Recent sales and active listings have run from the low $440,000s up to about $799,000, with the bulk of the inventory landing in the $470,000 to $570,000 range. The high end of that spread is for the larger walkout basement view homes on the premium lots, which are the property type that genuinely stands out in this part of Hurricane. One recent listing put the value proposition simply, calling out "million dollar Pine Valley views without the million dollar price." That phrase actually holds up when you walk a few of these homes.
What You Are Buying in an Established View Neighborhood
The character of Legrand Heights is different from the new-construction subdivisions on the resort side of Hurricane. These are homes that have been lived in, built out, and improved over twenty-plus years. You see real workshops, full RV parking with power and sewer hookups, multiple storage sheds, pet enclosures, finished walkout basements with second kitchens, custom decks, and the kind of established landscaping that you cannot fake in a new build. Buyers here have used the no-HOA freedom to set up the property the way they actually want to live, and that comes through.
Most homes are single-level layouts with three or four bedrooms in the 1,500 to 2,000 square foot range. The larger walkout basement homes push 2,700 to 3,800 square feet with five bedrooms, multiple living areas, and finished basement guest quarters. Three-car garages, wrap-around decks, and dedicated RV parking show up across the higher end of the price range.
The Views Are the Defining Feature
This bears emphasizing because most established Hurricane neighborhoods at this price point do not have it. Several lots in Legrand Heights are positioned high on the hillside with unobstructed view corridors toward Pine Valley Mountain to the west and Zion to the east. One recent listing here featured a 1,000 square foot wrap-around deck specifically designed for the sunrise-to-sunset view. Another single-level home at the lower price point opens to Pine Valley Mountain directly from the backyard. The lots that sit highest tend to command real premiums when they come up, but compared to view lots in the new luxury communities like Hillside Estates or Falcon Ridge, you are paying meaningfully less for comparable view exposure.
In an established neighborhood with this much variation in home age, lot position, and owner improvements, pricing turns heavily on the specifics. A 1995 single-level on a flat lot is a different animal from a 2005 walkout basement on a hillside. If you are buying here, knowing which homes have the genuine view exposure and which have been substantively updated is the difference between a fair deal and a great one. Call or text me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
Homes for Sale in Legrand Heights
The newest Legrand Heights listings are featured at the top of this page. Because this is an established community, inventory comes from genuine resale turnover rather than new construction. A saved search is the simplest way to stay current on new listings, and you can compare against the broader Hurricane market through the Advanced Search.
What you will typically find here is a mix of single-level ramblers from the mid-1990s on flatter lots in the $440,000 to $480,000 range, single-level homes with view exposure in the $460,000 to $570,000 range, and larger walkout basement homes on premium hillside lots from $565,000 up to the high $700,000s. Several homes also come with substantial owner-added features, things like detached workshops, separate RV garages, pre-wired security, water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, and full-sized storage sheds that often convey with the sale.
Built for the Hurricane Owner With Toys
The no-HOA combined with the lot sizes makes Legrand Heights a strong fit for the buyer who actually uses their toys. RV parking with full power and sewer hookups, gravel parking pads for trailers and boats, dedicated workshop space in the garage with workbenches and storage cabinets, and side-yard gated access are common across the listings. For a buyer who wants to keep a fifth-wheel, a side-by-side, and a work truck all at home without an HOA telling them where to park them, this is one of the better established options in town. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the broader recreation picture, and the RV garage homes page is worth a look given how serious the RV setups are in this neighborhood.
Buyers comparing Legrand Heights often also look at Falcon Ridge for another established no-HOA Hurricane option, at Ivy Wood for newer established single-level homes, and at Hillside Estates if the priority is new-construction luxury with view exposure. Comparing those side by side is the cleanest way to see what trade-off makes sense.
Schools
Legrand Heights is in the Washington County School District, with homes zoned for either Three Falls Elementary or Hurricane Elementary depending on the specific address, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. The elementary boundary runs through this area, so I am happy to confirm the assigned school for any specific home.
Legrand Heights FAQ
Does Legrand Heights have an HOA?
No. Homes in Legrand Heights close with no HOA dues across the entire neighborhood.
How old are the homes in Legrand Heights?
Most were built between 1995 and 2005, with a few outliers on either side. This is an established neighborhood, not new construction, but many homes have been substantially updated over the years.
Do homes here have real views?
Yes, depending on lot position. The neighborhood sits on elevated ground above Hurricane Valley, and the higher lots capture genuine long views toward Pine Valley Mountain, Zion, Sky Mountain, and Cedar Mountain. Not every lot has the same view exposure, so verify based on the specific home you are considering.
Are RV hookups and toy storage common?
Yes. RV parking with full power and sewer hookups, gravel parking pads, detached sheds, and workshop spaces show up consistently across the listings. The no-HOA setup gives owners the freedom to build out the property the way they actually need it.
What do homes in Legrand Heights cost?
Recent sales and listings have run from the low $440,000s up to about $799,000. The bulk of the inventory falls in the $470,000 to $570,000 range, with the high end reserved for the larger walkout basement homes on the premium view lots.
Let's Talk Legrand Heights
If you want real views, real land, and the freedom of an established no-HOA Hurricane neighborhood at a price meaningfully below the new luxury communities, Legrand Heights deserves a serious look. Reach out for a real conversation about which homes here genuinely deliver on the view promise and which fit your situation best. Call or text 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.