Scenic Pointe Homes for Sale in Hurricane, Utah
Scenic Pointe is the new construction no-HOA neighborhood on the west side of Hurricane with the widest price ladder of any active build subdivision in the city. The newest listings are featured at the top of the page. Entry-level single-story floor plans start in the high $500s. Mid-tier RV garage homes sit in the $700s and $800s. Custom luxury builds on the elevated view lots at the top of the subdivision push past $1.7M. Same neighborhood, very different buyers.
All current inventory was built in 2025 or 2026, with multiple builders active including Interstate Homes and Urban Desert Homes. The lots run from 0.19 acre on the entry-level product up to 0.51 acre on the larger luxury builds, with most homes sitting in the 0.22 to 0.30 acre range. No HOA, multiple casita options, and RV garages on a meaningful share of homes.
Buying or Selling in Scenic Pointe?This is a subdivision where the difference between a $600K home and a $1.5M home is more than just square footage. View orientation, lot elevation, builder, and casita configuration all move the price in real ways. Call me at
435-200-5508 or to walk through what is for sale right now or what your existing Scenic Pointe home would bring in today's market.
Homes for Sale in Scenic Pointe
The newest Scenic Pointe listings are featured at the top of the page. Use Advanced Search to filter by price, square footage, garage configuration, or lot size. Several listings at any given time are still under construction with the option to customize finishes within the builder's selection menu.
The Wide Price Ladder, Explained
Scenic Pointe is not a single tract development with one floor plan repeated 50 times. It is a multi-builder subdivision with very different products at very different price points. Here is how the ladder works:
- Entry level, high $500s to high $600s: 1,573 to 1,816 sqft single-story homes on 0.19 to 0.22 acre lots. Quartz, LVP, gas range, 3 to 4 car garage configurations with some RV bays. Built by Interstate Homes and similar production builders.
- Mid-tier RV garage homes, $700s to $800s: 2,066 to 2,539 sqft single-story homes on 0.24 to 0.47 acre lots, often with 41 to 51 foot RV garages. Several include casita ADUs with kitchenettes and separate entrances.
- Custom luxury builds, $950K to $1.7M+: 2,682 to 4,907 sqft homes on premium view lots up to 0.51 acre, with pools, hot tubs, multi-generational layouts, finished basements, and high-end finishes. Built by Urban Desert Homes and other custom builders.
- The elevated view lots at the top: The highest lots in the subdivision command real premium pricing. One pre-construction luxury build on a top lot is currently active at $1.789M, with unobstructed views of the Hurricane Cliffs as the primary value driver.
The bottom line is that the same subdivision is producing homes at $300/sqft and homes at $530/sqft simultaneously, and the difference is mostly about builder, lot, and finish level rather than square footage alone.
The Casita and ADU Story
Several Scenic Pointe homes include legitimate casita configurations that are harder to find in other Hurricane new construction subdivisions. These are not just "guest rooms with a separate door." They are real ADUs with:
- Separate exterior entrances
- Full or partial kitchens with their own appliances
- Stackable washer and dryer hookups
- Dedicated bathrooms
- In some cases, separate concrete parking spaces
At least one listing explicitly markets the casita as a rental income source that can help qualify a buyer for the loan. That makes Scenic Pointe one of the better fits in Hurricane for buyers who want to use rental income to offset their mortgage, for multi-generational families who want privacy between living units, or for buyers who want a long-term home office and guest setup that does not invade the main house.
Hurricane's short-term rental rules are restrictive, so verify the specific zoning before assuming nightly rental is available on a casita. Long-term rental and personal family use are the standard configurations.
RV Garages and Recreation Storage
RV garages in Scenic Pointe typically run 41 to 51 feet deep, with 12 foot wide doors and extra height. These are not the 58 to 63 foot bays you find in Oak Haven or Sand Hollow Village, but they are real RV bays sized for typical 30 to 40 foot motorhomes, larger boats, or trailers. Several homes also include side-yard parking for additional toys.
For buyers shopping by garage configuration, the broader RV garage homes pillar covers other options across the region, and the 3+ car garage filter shows the rest of the area.
The View Premium
Scenic Pointe sits on slightly elevated ground that gives it views of Pine Valley Mountain, the Hurricane Cliffs, Sullivan Knoll, and on the higher lots, partial views toward Zion National Park. The lots at the top of the subdivision price meaningfully higher than the equivalent square footage on the lower lots, which is the normal new construction pattern but worth understanding when you are comparing two homes that look similar on paper.
If views matter to you, walk the actual lot before you write an offer. The MLS photos often show the home but not what you will actually see out the window when you live there.
No HOA
Scenic Pointe carries zero HOA dues across every recent sale. No design committee, no monthly bill, no parking restrictions on RVs or work trucks. For brand new construction in Hurricane, this is a meaningful differentiator from Painted Sands and from Copper Rock. The broader no HOA homes filter shows other options across the area.
Schools
Scenic Pointe is zoned to Three Falls Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High. Three Falls is one of the newer Washington County elementary buildings and serves the west side of Hurricane.
How Scenic Pointe Compares to Other Hurricane New Construction
Here is how I sort Scenic Pointe against the alternatives:
- New construction across the broader area shows what else is being built in the region.
- Painted Sands is the closest entry-level competitor, similar small-lot single-story product, but with a $50 to $65 per month HOA where Scenic Pointe has none.
- Peregrine Pointe West is another no-HOA new construction option, also on the west side, with a tighter price range and a similar upgrade-level approach.
- Oak Haven and Sand Hollow Village are the RV-garage-focused new construction subdivisions on the south side, mostly priced $780K to $900K, with deeper RV bays.
- Copper Rock is the high-end golf community on the south side, primarily larger homes at higher price points with significant HOA dues.
- Scenic Pointe sits as the no-HOA new construction option with the widest price range and the most diverse builder mix, with casita configurations harder to find elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions About Scenic Pointe
Who builds the homes in Scenic Pointe?
Multiple builders are active in Scenic Pointe. Interstate Homes and Urban Desert Homes are both named on recent listings, and other builders have lots in the subdivision as well. The result is a wider range of architectural styles, finish levels, and price points than you find in a single-builder subdivision.
Is there an HOA in Scenic Pointe?
No. Total HOA dues are zero. No design committee, no monthly bill, no parking restrictions on RVs or work trucks.
What does a Scenic Pointe home actually cost?
Recent activity ranges from $578K for entry-level 2,000 sqft two-story homes up to $1.789M active for a pre-construction luxury build on a top view lot. The middle of the market sits around $700K to $800K for 2,000 to 2,500 sqft single-story homes with RV garages.
What is the deal with the casita configurations?
Several Scenic Pointe homes include legitimate casita ADUs with separate entrances, kitchenettes or full kitchens, dedicated bathrooms, and washer and dryer hookups. These are designed for multi-generational living, guest stays, home offices, or long-term rental income. Verify Hurricane's specific zoning rules for any rental use before assuming a casita can be rented.
How big are the RV garages?
RV bays in Scenic Pointe typically run 41 to 51 feet deep with 12 foot wide doors. Sized for typical motorhomes, larger boats, and trailers, but not as deep as the 58 to 63 foot bays found in Oak Haven or Sand Hollow Village.
Is Scenic Pointe still being built?
Yes. Multiple lots are still under active construction, including 2026 product. TO BE BUILT homes are available, which means buyers can still customize finishes within each builder's selection menu.
How big are the lots?
Lot sizes range from about 0.19 acre on the entry-level product up to 0.51 acre on the larger luxury builds. Most homes sit on 0.22 to 0.30 acre lots, which is a normal Hurricane new construction footprint.
What schools serve Scenic Pointe?
Three Falls Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High serve the entire subdivision.
Working With Lance on a Scenic Pointe Purchase or Sale
If you are buying in Scenic Pointe, the things to pay attention to are which builder is on your specific lot, what the actual view orientation looks like from the home (not just the listing photo), whether the casita configuration matches how you will actually use it, and how the floor plan compares to what is selling at similar price points across the subdivision. The wide price range here means smart buyers can find real value, and the unprepared can pay too much for the wrong lot.
If you already own in Scenic Pointe and want to know what your home is worth today, the comp work has to sort by builder, lot position, view quality, casita configuration, and RV garage size. Averaging the subdivision will produce a number that does not reflect your specific home. I can put together a real comp set.
Call me at 435-200-5508, email lanceclifford@gmail.com, or here on the site. Same-day reply.
