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1720 Lava Cove Dr, Santa Clara
$725,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26-276994 MLS
Set where Santa Clara's black lava fields run toward red rock cliffs, this single level custom home in Snow Canyon Estates pairs a rare setting with an uncommon level of finish, generous outdoor living, and exceptional convenience. With the Desert Arboretum walking trail just across the street, Black Desert Resort minutes away, and no HOA fees, the location is as compelling as the home itself. Wrought iron double doors open from a private walled courtyard into a beautiful great room beneath a cove lit tray ceiling, where travertine tile and rich knotty wood accents bring warmth and character throughout the three bedroom, two bath residence. The kitchen is a dream for those who love to cook and entertain, featuring a Thermador six burner gas range, an expansive granite island beneath glass pendants, a hidden pantry, and a window wrapped dining nook. The primary suite opens directly onto a dreamy covered patio and features dual vanities, a tiled walk in shower, and a spacious walk in closet. Outside, nearly a third of an acre offers an extraordinary amount of room to enjoy the Southern Utah lifestyle. A deep covered patio, timber pavilion, pergola, and custom raised garden beds create inviting spaces for gathering, relaxing, and gardening, all within a fully fenced and irrigated yard. An oversized RV garage with epoxy floors, exceptional height, and generous depth provides the versatility to accommodate a motorhome, boat, recreational toys, or an impressive workshop.Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from Appraisal. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement. Buyer and Buyer's Agent to verify all information, which has been provided as a courtesy only. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

1720 Lava Cove Dr, Santa Clara

2512 W Malaga Ave, Santa Clara
$4,299,900
7 Beds ⋅ 7.5 Baths ⋅ 26-276970 MLS
A Private Estate where every dream is Realized. A dramatic 20-foot grand entryway and sweeping winding staircase set the tone for a residence designed for those who expect more from home. From the moment you step inside, the scale and craftsmanship make an unforgettable first impression. Across 14,526 square feet, French country character is elevated by high-end woodwork, interior brick accents, and an elevator serving every level. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, creating a home that feels both grand and warmly inviting.Set on a private half-acre lot, the pool reaches a 14-foot depth and opens into a private grotto, framed by fire urns and featuring a swim-in cave with its own television. As evening falls, the glow of the fire urns transforms the backyard into a true private oasis. A thrilling waterslide adds fun for all ages, and a dedicated outdoor pool bathroom keeps guests comfortable and the house dry. It is a backyard designed for long summer days and memories that last a lifetime.At the heart of the home, a chef's kitchen with Wolf appliances flows to a full outdoor kitchen built for unforgettable gatherings. Whether hosting an intimate dinner or a celebration for a crowd, the seamless indoor-outdoor connection makes entertaining effortless. A private theater and a dedicated game room complete the entertaining spaces. Movie nights, game days, and late-night gatherings all have a place to call their own, without ever leaving home.Seven bedrooms and six and a half baths provide space for family and guests alike, offering comfort and privacy for every member of the household. A beautiful detached casita offers extended family a private retreat of their own, ideal for visiting parents, long-term guests, or multigenerational living. A dedicated 44-foot RV garage and five additional bays accommodate the most discerning car collection. Rarely does a home offer this level of space, flexibility, and storage in one exceptional package. Indoor basketball and racquetball courts, a rock climbing wall, a manicured putting green, and two fully appointed workout areas mean the best of the club is just down the hall. Stay active year-round, regardless of the weather outside. Whether you're training seriously, competing with friends, or simply unwinding after a long day, every pursuit is within reach. And when the game is over, the elevator is waiting to carry you home.This is not simply a home. It is a destination.

2512 W Malaga Ave, Santa Clara

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Santa Clara, Utah Homes for Sale

Santa Clara, Utah homes for sale are popular with buyers who want an established west-side location, mature neighborhoods, access to Snow Canyon Parkway, and a quieter feel while staying close to St. George. Santa Clara sits between St. George and Ivins, giving buyers convenient access to both without being in the busiest part of either. It has a real-neighborhood character that newer growth areas take decades to develop.

The city has more history than most buyers realize. Santa Clara was among the earliest permanent settlements in what is now Washington County, and the Jacob Hamblin Home, a National Historic Site at the edge of town, anchors that heritage in a way that makes the community feel genuinely rooted rather than recently built.

Browse active Santa Clara listings at the top of this page, or use Advanced Search to filter by price, bedrooms, lot size, garage, pool, HOA, and more.


Jacob Hamblin Home: Santa Clara's Historic Identity

The Jacob Hamblin Home is a National Historic Site in Santa Clara that most buyers from outside the area don't know about. Hamblin was one of the most significant frontier figures in Southern Utah history: a missionary, explorer, and the primary mediator between Mormon settlers and Native American tribes across the Colorado Plateau in the mid-to-late 1800s. John Wesley Powell, who led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon, called Hamblin "the greatest traveler in the West." His home in Santa Clara, built in 1862 and maintained as a historic site, is one of the oldest standing pioneer structures in Utah.

For buyers who care about the character and history of where they live, Santa Clara has an anchor that Ivins, Washington, and the newer growth areas don't. The site is open to visitors and sits in a quiet part of town that retains the feel of an older settlement.


Santa Clara River and Trail Access

Santa Clara sits along the Santa Clara River, a distinct drainage from the Virgin River that runs through the community and provides riparian area trail access within the city. The Santa Clara River Parkway trail runs along the river, giving residents a walking and biking route through a natural setting that doesn't require driving anywhere. Combined with Snow Canyon Parkway's access toward Ivins and Snow Canyon State Park, Santa Clara has better everyday outdoor connectivity than its size might suggest.


What Santa Clara Looks and Feels Like

Santa Clara has a wider range of home styles than many buyers expect. Some neighborhoods have older homes with mature trees, larger yards, and the settled character that comes from decades of establishment. Other sections include newer homes, townhomes, HOA communities, and updated properties with modern finishes. The variety means street-by-street differences matter here in a way they don't in more uniform subdivisions.

The feel is more residential than resort-oriented. Santa Clara is not trying to be Ivins or Kayenta. It's a city where people live, where kids go to school, where you can walk the river trail in the morning and be in St. George for dinner. That's a different lifestyle proposition than the luxury and recreation-forward communities nearby, and for the right buyer it's the better one.


Price Context

Santa Clara generally prices between Ivins and the broader St. George market, reflecting its established character and west-side location. General ranges:

  • Entry-level established homes, older condition, standard lots: broadly mid-$300s to $500s
  • Mid-range homes in good condition with functional yards: $500s to $750s
  • Updated homes, larger lots, or better views: $750s to $1.1M
  • Premium view homes and higher-end properties: $1.1M+ for the top of the Santa Clara market

Santa Clara is generally more price-accessible than comparable Ivins properties and offers more established neighborhood character than comparable new construction at similar price points in Washington or Hurricane. The value is in maturity and location rather than resort amenities or golf adjacency.


How Santa Clara Compares to Nearby Areas

St. George

The main Washington County hub with the broadest range of neighborhoods, services, medical care, restaurants, and employment. St. George wins for central convenience and market depth. Santa Clara wins for established west-side character, river trail access, and the quieter feel that buyers who've been through the St. George core specifically want to avoid.

Ivins

More scenery-driven, more resort-oriented, home to Kayenta, Entrada, and Black Desert. Higher prices, more distinctive architecture, more Snow Canyon character. Santa Clara is more practical, more established, and more accessible. Buyers who want Ivins scenery at lower prices often end up in Santa Clara after comparing the two markets directly.

Washington

Newer construction, east-side convenience, parks, trails, Washington Fields, Coral Canyon. Different buyer profile than Santa Clara. Washington wins for buyers who want newer homes and east-side I-15 access. Santa Clara wins for buyers who specifically want the west side and the established neighborhood character that Washington's newer areas don't have yet.

Kayenta, Ivins

Architecture-forward arts community with preserved desert land and Snow Canyon views. No comparison in terms of design distinction. Kayenta buyers are specifically looking for that identity. Santa Clara buyers want practical established-neighborhood living. Different buyer entirely, though both are on the west side of the metro.


What to Verify Before Buying in Santa Clara

  • HOA dues, CC&Rs, rules, rental restrictions, and architectural guidelines
  • Roof age, HVAC, water heater, plumbing, electrical, and remodel quality for older homes
  • Lot usability, drainage, irrigation, landscaping, slope, and retaining walls
  • Garage dimensions, driveway access, RV parking rules, and side-yard access
  • School boundaries verified for the specific property address
  • STR eligibility if vacation rental use is part of the plan
  • Traffic patterns, nearby development, and commute timing to St. George and Ivins

Buying or Selling in Santa Clara?

Santa Clara is a market where the specific street and home condition matter more than broad neighborhood averages. Two homes that look similar online can live very differently depending on the street, traffic pattern, yard layout, and proximity to St. George and Ivins.

Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 for help comparing Santa Clara homes, understanding the neighborhood differences, and building a short list that fits how you want to live on the west side.


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Santa Clara, Utah Homes for Sale FAQ

Is Santa Clara, Utah a good place to buy?

Santa Clara is a strong fit for buyers who want an established west-side location, mature neighborhoods, access to Snow Canyon Parkway and the Santa Clara River trail, and a quieter feel than some busier parts of the metro. Best for buyers who value real neighborhood character over resort amenities or the newest construction.

What is the Jacob Hamblin Home in Santa Clara?

A National Historic Site in Santa Clara, built in 1862 by Jacob Hamblin, a frontier missionary and explorer who was the primary mediator between Mormon settlers and Native American tribes across the Colorado Plateau. John Wesley Powell called him "the greatest traveler in the West." The home is one of the oldest standing pioneer structures in Utah and is open to visitors. It gives Santa Clara a historic identity anchor that no other community in the Washington County metro has.

How does Santa Clara compare to Ivins?

Ivins is more scenery-driven with Snow Canyon, Kayenta, Entrada, and Black Desert Resort giving it a resort and architectural identity. Santa Clara is more practical and established, with mature neighborhoods, river trail access, and generally more accessible prices. Buyers who want Ivins-area convenience at lower prices often end up in Santa Clara after comparing the two directly.

What are typical home prices in Santa Clara?

Entry-level established homes run mid-$300s to $500s. Mid-range in good condition run $500s to $750s. Updated homes with better lots or views run $750s to $1.1M. Premium view homes reach $1.1M or more. Generally more accessible than comparable Ivins properties and more established than comparable new construction at similar prices in Washington or Hurricane.

Does Santa Clara have trail access?

Yes. The Santa Clara River Parkway trail runs along the Santa Clara River through the community, giving residents walking and biking access in a riparian setting without driving anywhere. Snow Canyon Parkway also provides area access toward Ivins and Snow Canyon State Park.

Can I use a Santa Clara home as a short-term rental?

Some properties allow it. Verify zoning, HOA rules, licensing, and any property-specific restrictions at the address level. Santa Clara City's STR rules should be confirmed before purchasing with rental intent.

What should I check on older Santa Clara homes?

Roof age, HVAC age, plumbing and electrical condition, window quality, insulation, drainage and irrigation, and whether any remodel work was permitted and done professionally. Updated homes in Santa Clara vary widely in scope and workmanship.

Santa Clara: October 2026 Snapshot (verified market and city facts)

  • Pricing: trailing-year median sale $505,000, up 4% year over year at $316 per square foot per Homes.com's August stats; June 2026 closings came in higher at $577,500 on thin monthly volume
  • Growing: population is about 8,986 in 2026, up from 7,606 at the 2020 census
  • Building: The Hills at Santa Clara is selling custom lots from $75K with a subdivision median sale of $1.15M and new phases opening; the 60-unit Quail Crossing workforce apartments broke ground in April 2026
  • Schools: the Snow Canyon cone: Santa Clara and Lava Ridge Elementary, Snow Canyon Middle, Snow Canyon High
  • Market check, October 1, 2026: about 119 active and pending houses and condos here asking a median of $790,000, against a Washington County median sale price of $499,163 across 298 closed sales in September 2026 and 37 median days on market (Washington County MLS)

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