Lehi, Utah Homes For Sale

Featured Homes For Sale in Lehi, UT

$1,089,900
4 Beds 4 Baths 2186191 MLS
Just Completed! This highly sought-after Copperhead floor plan showcases a sleek modern farmhouse exterior with white Hardie board, white brick, and striking black windows. Enjoy covered patios on both the main and second levels, perfect for taking in the surrounding views of the canyon with unobstructed valley views from it's front porches and back patio. This home sits on a unique homesite with serene mountain views behind that will never be built on-offering rare privacy and serenity just minutes from premier shopping and city access. Inside, a light-filled two-story great room features soaring windows that flood the home with natural light. Additional highlights include a spacious 3-car garage, finished basement, and thoughtfully selected luxury finishes throughout: quartz countertops, KitchenAid double ovens, a 5-burner gas cooktop with vented hood, ceiling-height cabinetry, full- height tile backsplash, mudroom bench, 8' doors on the main level, contemporary black open railing, private office with glass, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and elegant gold fixtures and chandeliers. Upstairs, the loft opens to a private patio with stunning mountain views, creating an ideal retreat. Front and back yard are completely finished! Located in the exclusive Canyon Point community, residents enjoy access to a luxury clubhouse, resort-style beach-entry pool with lap lanes, tennis and basketball courts, multiple parks, and miles of scenic trails. Seller has already reduced the price of this home by $66,615 covering the full price of the finished basement and rear yard landscaping! Contact the listing agent for details and to reserve this home today. In addition to the already reduced price, and for a Limited time, as a preferred lending incentive, seller is offering to pay for a 3-2-1 rate buy down! Giving buyers a substantially reduced payment in year one that steps up to market rate over three years - a rare opportunity to ease into homeownership at a fraction of the market rate.

5948 N Canyon Rim Rd Unit 617, Lehi

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Lehi, Utah Homes For Sale

Lehi is one of the main engines of Utah’s growth right now. It sits in that sweet spot between Salt Lake and Provo, has easy I-15 access, and it’s right in the middle of the tech area people call Silicon Slopes. That combo pulls in relocations, job-driven moves, and a steady stream of buyers who want newer neighborhoods without living in a downtown grid.

Lehi is also not small anymore. The Census estimate puts the population around 93,446 as of July 1, 2024, which explains why it feels like there is always something being built.

Start your Lehi search: the newest listings are featured at the top of this page. To filter by price, property type, year built, lot size, and more, use Advanced Search.

Contact Lance Clifford if you want a shortlist based on commute, neighborhood feel, and whether you prefer newer construction or something more established.


Lehi at a Glance

  • County: Utah County
  • Population: about 93,446 (2024 estimate, per the U.S. Census Bureau)
  • Why it’s booming: I-15 access plus the Silicon Slopes job base
  • Family draw: newer neighborhoods, parks, schools, and lots of “practical” housing options

Why Buyers Choose Lehi

Lehi is popular for the boring reasons that matter. Location, jobs, commuting options, and newer housing stock. It also has real lifestyle perks, especially if you like being close to both city amenities and mountain access.

  • Commute flexibility: easy access north toward Salt Lake and south toward Provo and Orem
  • Newer homes: many neighborhoods have modern layouts, better garage setups, and newer finishes
  • Silicon Slopes: a major employment driver along the Wasatch Front
  • Family fun nearby: Thanksgiving Point is a huge draw for museums, gardens, and events

Local reality check: Lehi is not “one neighborhood.” Two areas can feel completely different depending on traffic patterns, proximity to I-15, and whether you are in an HOA-heavy planned community or a more traditional section.


Silicon Slopes and the Lehi Job Pull

Silicon Slopes is the term commonly used for Utah’s tech and innovation area centered along the Wasatch Front. Lehi sits right in the middle of it, which is why it keeps showing up on relocation lists.

That job pull matters for real estate because it keeps demand steady even when the market cools. People still move for work, and Lehi is one of the first places they land when they want a newer home and a manageable commute.


Thanksgiving Point and Day-to-Day Lifestyle

Thanksgiving Point is one of the biggest “quality of life” anchors in Lehi. It’s a nonprofit campus with major attractions like gardens, museums, and family-focused experiences, plus a steady calendar of events.

For a lot of families, it’s the kind of nearby amenity that actually gets used, not just talked about once during the showing.


What Lehi Homes and Neighborhoods Feel Like

Lehi has a wide mix, but it leans newer in many sections. You’ll see everything from townhomes and starter homes to larger homes with views and more premium neighborhood amenities.

  • Newer planned communities: HOA-driven, lots of neighborhood amenities in some areas
  • Townhomes and condos: popular for first-time buyers and low-maintenance living
  • Higher-end sections: bigger homes, better views, and more “space to breathe” in select areas

Lehi checklist: verify HOA rules and dues, parking rules, and what “community amenities” actually include. Also drive the commute at the time you will actually drive it, because Lehi traffic can be very real depending on where you land.


Lehi vs Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City gives you the true city lifestyle, more nightlife, more walkable sections, and more older neighborhoods with character. Lehi is more suburban and commute-driven, with more modern housing and easier access to both Utah County and Salt Lake County job centers.


Lehi vs St. George

Lehi and St. George are totally different products. Lehi is Wasatch Front access, tech jobs, four seasons, and a metro area. St. George is sunshine, desert recreation, golf, and a slower pace day to day.

If you’re comparing Southern Utah options, start here: St. George, Utah Homes For Sale and Hurricane, Utah Homes For Sale.


Buying or Selling in Lehi

This website now covers a bigger Utah MLS footprint for a reason. People relocate, buy second homes, and invest across the state. When you need Lehi representation, I can either help directly when it makes sense, or connect you with one of my partner agents in Lehi depending on your needs.

Contact Lance Clifford and tell me what matters most. Budget, commute direction, school priorities, newer vs established, and whether you want HOA amenities or more flexibility. I’ll point you in the right direction quickly.


Lehi buyers eyeing a second home or an eventual move south can run the numbers first: my property tax calculator compares Salt Lake City with St. George on the same home value, and my income tax calculator handles the state income tax side at any income.

Lehi, Utah Homes For Sale FAQ

How big is Lehi?

The Census estimate puts Lehi at about 93,446 people as of 2024, and it has been one of Utah’s fastest-growing cities.

Why is Lehi so popular?

Location between Salt Lake and Provo, I-15 access, and the Silicon Slopes job area are the big drivers.

What should I verify before buying?

Commute reality, HOA rules and fees, parking rules, and how the neighborhood actually feels relative to I-15 and major routes.

Is Lehi good for new construction?

Yes. Lehi has a strong supply of newer homes and newer neighborhoods. Just make sure you compare HOA costs, lot sizes, and what is actually included in the base finish level.