Sky Ridge Homes for Sale in Hurricane, Utah
Sky Ridge is the large established no-HOA family neighborhood on the west side of Hurricane where typical Hurricane families and retirees actually live. The newest listings are featured at the top of the page. This is one of the biggest subdivisions in the city, built across multiple phases from 1998 through 2021, with newer construction still being added in the western sections. If you want established Hurricane living without paying for resort amenities or vacation rental zoning, this is the volume neighborhood that works.
The subdivision sits north of SR-9, accessed from State Route 7 (Southern Parkway) or from 2600 West off SR-9. The location is one of the best in Hurricane for value buyers because you are minutes from Sky Mountain Golf Course, minutes from the Walmart and grocery corridor, minutes from the hospital, and a short 25 minute drive to Zion National Park.
Buying or Selling in Sky Ridge?This is a big subdivision with multiple phases built across two decades, which means lot quality, home age, and update level vary meaningfully between addresses. Knowing the difference between an original 2001 home and a remodeled 2021 build is the whole game. Call or text me at
435-200-5508 or to walk through what is for sale right now or what your existing Sky Ridge home is worth.
Homes for Sale in Sky Ridge
The newest Sky Ridge listings are featured at the top of the page. Use Advanced Search to filter by price, bedrooms, square footage, or lot size. Inventory rotates regularly because this is a large neighborhood where families move in and out as life changes.
Sky Ridge vs Sky Ridge Homesites
You will see both names used in MLS listings for what is really the same subdivision. The older phases were platted as Sky Ridge Homesites, and the newer western sections show up as Sky Ridge. The tax IDs reflect the same split, with original phases starting with H-SKRG and newer phases starting with H-SKRS. Same neighborhood, same schools, same general feel. Do not let the naming throw you off when you are comparing listings.
The Multi-Phase Reality
Sky Ridge has been built across more than 20 years, which means the subdivision contains a real mix of products at different vintages:
- Original phases (late 1990s to mid 2000s): 3 bed, 2 bath single-story homes in the 1,500 to 1,800 sqft range on 0.15 to 0.27 acre lots, with 2 or 3 car garages. This is the dominant product type in the subdivision.
- Mid-period builds (2010 to 2016): Similar single-story floor plans with slightly modernized layouts and finishes. Many of these homes have had updates since.
- Newer western phases (2020 to 2021): Brand new single-story homes with modern finishes including stone fireplaces, granite countertops, tile flooring, custom cabinetry, and gated RV parking. These trade at prices that compete with older homes of similar square footage rather than commanding new-construction premiums.
The takeaway for buyers is that Sky Ridge is one of the few Hurricane subdivisions where you can choose between a settled 25-year-old home and a brand new 2021 build, often within blocks of each other, at very similar price points.
Price Range and What You Get
Recent activity tells the story:
- $416K closed for a 1,605 sqft 2004 build with vaulted ceilings, dog run, and RV parking.
- $420K closed for a 1,626 sqft 2005 build on a 0.27 acre lot with mature landscaping.
- $425K to $445K active for 1,598 to 1,657 sqft homes from 2000 to 2003.
- $430,500 closed for an 1,864 sqft 2001 build with a 46 foot RV pad and full hookups, plus a heated and cooled garage storage room.
- $440K to $466K closed for 1,432 to 1,625 sqft homes ranging from 2003 to 2010.
- $453K closed for a 1,453 sqft 2003 build with a 180 sqft heated and cooled workshop and gated RV parking.
- $469K to $489K closed for newer 2020 and 2021 builds in the 1,506 to 1,798 sqft range with modern finishes and gated RV parking.
- $492K closed for a 1,631 sqft 2006 home with a private pool.
- $665K active for a fully updated 2006 home with private pool, hot tub, RV carport, and major remodel.
Per square foot runs $228 to $327 on most homes, with the updated pool homes pushing past $400. The big variation reflects update level, RV infrastructure, and whether the home has a pool. A 2003 home that has been remodeled with new flooring, paint, appliances, and bathrooms prices differently than a 2003 home that has not been touched since it was built.
For comparison, Painted Hills sits just across SR-9 with similar vintage homes and a similar price point. Sky Mountain Golf Estates is adjacent with HOA amenities and a no-rental policy. Sage Point is a similar no-HOA established neighborhood on the north side of downtown.
The RV Parking Story
Sky Ridge has the largest concentration of RV parking infrastructure of any affordable Hurricane neighborhood. Multiple homes have dedicated RV pads with full hookups, 30-amp service, dump stations, gated access, and side-yard widths that actually accommodate a real motorhome. With no HOA and reasonable setbacks, owners have been building RV access into these properties for years.
If you own a trailer, a motorhome, or a fifth wheel, Sky Ridge is one of the better fits in Hurricane for finding a home that already has the parking and hookups built in. The RV parking homes filter shows other options across the area, but Sky Ridge consistently has more move-in-ready RV setups than most of the alternatives.
No HOA
Sky Ridge has zero HOA dues across every phase, both old and new. No design committee, no monthly bill, no parking restrictions on RVs, trailers, or work trucks. The newer 2020 and 2021 builds in the western section also carry no HOA, which is unusual for brand new construction in Hurricane. Most new construction subdivisions carry at least a small HOA. Sky Ridge does not.
The broader no HOA homes filter shows other options across the area, but Sky Ridge is one of the largest consistently no-HOA neighborhoods in Hurricane.
Location and Lifestyle
Sky Ridge sits on the west side of Hurricane with quick access to Sky Mountain Golf Course right across SR-9. The Walmart, Lyn's grocery, movie theater, ace hardware, and Hurricane hospital are all within a few minutes. The Hurricane city pool and parks are nearby. State Route 7 (Southern Parkway) gives you a quick route to I-15 and St. George, about 20 minutes door to door. SR-9 gets you to Zion National Park in about 25 minutes.
For recreation, Sand Hollow Reservoir is roughly 15 to 20 minutes south. Quail Creek State Park is about 15 minutes. The local hiking and biking trails are minutes from the subdivision. This is one of the more convenient Hurricane locations for buyers who want everyday amenities at their front door and weekend recreation within easy reach.
Schools
Most Sky Ridge homes are zoned to Hurricane Elementary, with a few addresses falling to Coral Canyon Elementary depending on the specific lot. Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High serve the entire subdivision.
How Sky Ridge Compares to Other Hurricane Options
Here is how I sort Sky Ridge against the alternatives:
- Painted Hills is the closest direct comparison, similar vintage no-HOA homes across SR-9, with slightly larger lots on average and similar price points.
- Sky Mountain Golf Estates is right next door with HOA amenities (clubhouse, pool, fitness center) at $52 to $71 per month, plus a no-rental policy. Slightly higher entry prices for similar square footage.
- Sage Point is another no-HOA established neighborhood, on the north side of downtown, with similar price points and a more walkable location.
- Santa Fe Hills is the affordability play just south, with smaller homes at lower entry prices and a similar no-HOA structure.
- Painted Sands is the newer construction alternative with a small HOA, starting in the low $400s for small-lot product.
- Sky Ridge sits as the volume no-HOA family neighborhood with the widest mix of vintages and the most consistent RV parking infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sky Ridge
Is Sky Ridge the same as Sky Ridge Homesites?
Yes. They are the same subdivision with different naming conventions used across the phases. The older phases were platted as Sky Ridge Homesites and the newer western sections show up as Sky Ridge. Both terms refer to the same neighborhood and the same schools.
Is there an HOA in Sky Ridge?
No. Total HOA dues are zero across every phase, including the newer 2020 and 2021 builds in the western sections. No design committee, no monthly bill, no parking restrictions on RVs or work trucks.
What does a Sky Ridge home actually cost?
Recent activity ranges from $416K for a smaller 1,500 sqft single-story up to $665K for a fully updated home with private pool and hot tub. The middle of the market sits around $440K to $475K for 1,500 to 1,800 sqft homes from the 2000s with RV parking and basic updates.
How old are the homes in Sky Ridge?
Build vintages range from 1998 through 2021, with the bulk of homes built between 2000 and 2006. The western section has newer 2020 and 2021 product. Some homes have been fully remodeled and others are still close to original, which is why update level matters as much as year built when comparing two listings.
Are there new construction homes in Sky Ridge?
Yes. The newer western phases have 2020 and 2021 builds that have been trading recently. These homes price similarly to older resale of comparable square footage rather than commanding new construction premiums, which is a value play for buyers who want modern finishes without paying a brand new construction markup.
Can I park an RV at a Sky Ridge home?
In most cases, yes, and many homes already have RV infrastructure built in including dedicated pads, full hookups, 30-amp service, dump stations, and gated access. Sky Ridge has more move-in-ready RV setups than most comparable Hurricane neighborhoods.
How close is Sky Ridge to Sky Mountain Golf Course?
Sky Mountain Golf Course is right across SR-9 to the south. A short drive or walk gets you to the clubhouse. Many Sky Ridge homes have views of Pine Valley Mountain to the north and look toward the golf course landscape to the south.
How close is Sky Ridge to Zion National Park?
About 25 minutes east on SR-9. St. George is roughly 20 minutes west via I-15. Sand Hollow Reservoir is 15 to 20 minutes south. Quail Creek State Park is about 15 minutes.
What schools serve Sky Ridge?
Most homes are zoned to Hurricane Elementary, with a small number falling to Coral Canyon Elementary depending on the specific lot. Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High serve the entire subdivision.
Working With Lance on a Sky Ridge Purchase or Sale
If you are buying in Sky Ridge, the things to focus on are which phase the home sits in, how much real updating has been done, whether the RV parking is set up the way you need it, and whether you are looking at an older home with deferred maintenance or a remodeled home that just needs you to move in. The price range is tight enough in this subdivision that the wrong home can feel like a value and turn into a money pit, while the right home can be a long-term winner.
If you already own in Sky Ridge and want to know what your home is worth, the comp work has to sort by phase, year built, update level, RV setup, and lot size. Averaging a 1998 starter home with a 2021 modern build will produce a number that does not reflect what your specific home will actually sell for. I can put together a real comp set.
Call or text me at 435-200-5508, email lanceclifford@gmail.com, or here on the site. Same-day reply.
