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Anasazi Plateau Homes for Sale | Springdale, Utah
Anasazi Plateau is Springdale's flagship neighborhood and one of the most protected addresses in Utah: roughly 300 acres on the bench above town holding only 77 homesites across three phases, with the common ground under a conservation easement held by the Town of Springdale itself since 2005. The Chinle Trail runs through the community, the roads are private and HOA-maintained, and an architectural control committee keeps every build inside Springdale's earth-tone, low-profile design ethic. Homes here average 2013 construction on lots around a third to a half acre, which means modern builds under some of the strictest view protection anywhere.
The market matches the scarcity: recent active listings have run from $880,000 to about $1.6M for finished homes, buildable lots have asked $430,000 to $490,000, and the recent median has pushed toward $1.4M at more than $600 a square foot, with about five sales a year and listings commonly taking five or six months to find their buyer. That long timeline is normal here and it favors prepared buyers who know the recent closings. The HOA runs about $135 a month, funding the private roads and the stewardship that makes the place what it is. When a Plateau home or lot surfaces, I'll price the view, the lot, and the build separately, because up here the view is most of the money.
FAQ
What makes Anasazi Plateau special?
Only 77 homesites on roughly 300 acres above Springdale, with common ground under a conservation easement held by the town since 2005, private roads, the Chinle Trail through the community, and architectural review keeping every home inside Springdale's design ethic.
What do Anasazi Plateau homes cost?
Recent actives ran from $880,000 to about $1.6M for homes and $430,000 to $490,000 for buildable lots, with the median pushing toward $1.4M. About five sales close a year, and listings commonly take months, so negotiation and patience both matter.
What is the HOA at Anasazi Plateau?
About $135 a month, funding the private roads, common-area stewardship, and the architectural control process. We verify the current fee and rules during due diligence.
Want first look when something lists here? Contact Lance Clifford or call or text 435-200-5508.