Bloomington Gardens Homes for Sale
Bloomington Gardens is one of the established, mature neighborhoods in the Bloomington area on the south side of St. George, sitting near the Bloomington Country Club golf course off Pioneer Road and Man O War. This is the part of St. George with big lots, tall shade trees, and homes that have been here since the late 1970s through the early 1990s. There is no HOA across the neighborhood, lots run large, and you will find room to add a pool, a shop, RV parking, or even horses on the bigger parcels. For a buyer who wants space and an established setting instead of a new build on a small lot, Bloomington Gardens is one of the better-kept secrets in town.
The newest Bloomington Gardens listings are featured at the top of this page. Below them is my honest local read on pricing, the wide range driven by lot size, the no-HOA appeal, the older housing stock, schools, and who fits.
Buying or Selling in Bloomington Gardens?
Bloomington Gardens spans everything from updated ramblers to multi-acre horse property, so the price really comes down to the lot and what the home has had done to it. If you are buying, I can tell you whether a home is priced fairly for its lot, its condition, and what the property can actually do. If you already own here, I can comp your home against the right set instead of averaging a quarter-acre rambler against a 2.5-acre estate.
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What You Are Actually Buying at Bloomington Gardens
These are established homes, most built from the late 1970s through the early 1990s, on lots that run from about a quarter acre up to multi-acre parcels. The neighborhood has the mature trees and landscaping that newer parts of St. George simply do not have yet, and the homes range from single-level ramblers to larger multi-level floor plans. Some sit right on or near the Bloomington Country Club golf course, with views of the fairways and ponds.
Because the homes are older, condition varies a lot. Several recent sales were fully remodeled with new plumbing, updated electrical, tankless water heaters, and new flooring, while others are more original and priced accordingly. That is part of what makes this neighborhood interesting: you can find a turnkey updated home or one with room to make it your own, and the price reflects which one you are looking at.
The No HOA and Big Lot Appeal
The real draw at Bloomington Gardens is the combination of no HOA and genuinely large lots in an established setting. With no association dues or rules, you have the freedom to add a pool, a detached shop, RV or boat parking, a garden, or more, subject to city permitting. The bigger parcels open up options that are hard to find anywhere else in St. George, including ready-to-go horse property. That kind of space and flexibility, this close to the golf course and the rest of the city, is increasingly rare as new neighborhoods fill in with smaller lots.
Bloomington Gardens Prices and Recent Sales
The price range here is wide, and it is driven almost entirely by lot size and what the property can do, not by age or finish. Here is how it has landed based on recent activity.
| Property type |
Size and lot |
Recent range |
| Standard homes on quarter to half-acre lots |
About 1,576 to 4,100 sq ft |
Roughly $495,000 to $599,000 |
| Golf-course homes |
Backing the Bloomington Country Club course |
Around $521,000 |
| Acreage and horse property |
Up to 2.59 acres with barn and ADU |
Around $1.25M |
Most of the standard homes have been landing between $495,000 and $599,000, with updated ramblers on the higher end of that band. A home backing the number 2 green at the Bloomington Country Club closed at $521,000. The top of the market here is the rare acreage play: a 2.59-acre horse property backing the river, with a barn, a walkout-basement ADU, and five garage spaces, came on around $1.25 million. Property like that almost never comes up in Bloomington, which is exactly why it commands what it does.
Location
Bloomington Gardens sits in the Bloomington area on the south side of St. George, near the Bloomington Country Club golf course off Pioneer Road and Man O War, with quick freeway access. You are minutes from parks, schools, shopping, golf, and the scenic recreation that defines the south end of town. The mature, established feel of the neighborhood, combined with that convenience, is a big part of why Bloomington stays in demand even as newer areas pop up.
Schools
Bloomington Gardens is zoned for Bloomington Elementary, Tonaquint Intermediate, Dixie Middle, and Dixie High, consistent across recent listings. As always, confirm the current boundary for the exact address. Full district details are on the St. George schools page.
How Bloomington Gardens Fits the Area
Bloomington Gardens is one of the established, no-HOA, big-lot options in the broader Bloomington area. If you are weighing your options, it helps to look at other no-HOA neighborhoods, homes on an acre or more, and equestrian and horse properties across St. George if the acreage and animal options are what draw you here.
Bloomington Gardens FAQ
Does Bloomington Gardens have an HOA?
No. The neighborhood has no HOA and no monthly dues, which gives you freedom to add a pool, shop, RV parking, garden, or animals on the larger lots, subject to city permitting. That freedom is one of the main reasons buyers seek out this part of Bloomington.
How old are the homes?
Most were built from the late 1970s through the early 1990s. Condition varies widely, with some homes fully remodeled with new systems and others more original. The price reflects which one you are looking at, so an inspection focused on roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical is smart on the older homes.
What do homes at Bloomington Gardens cost?
Standard homes on quarter to half-acre lots have been running roughly $495,000 to $599,000. A golf-course home closed around $521,000. The top end is acreage, with a 2.59-acre horse property with a barn and ADU coming on around $1.25 million.
Can I keep horses here?
On the larger acreage parcels, yes. The neighborhood includes some ready-to-go horse property with barns and room for animals. Verify the zoning and any animal limits for the specific lot before counting on it, since not every lot in Bloomington Gardens supports horses.
Are the lots large?
Yes, by St. George standards. Lots run from about a quarter acre up to multi-acre parcels, with mature landscaping throughout. That space, combined with no HOA, is the neighborhood's biggest draw.
What schools serve Bloomington Gardens?
Bloomington Elementary, Tonaquint Intermediate, Dixie Middle, and Dixie High. Confirm the current boundary for the exact address.
Take a Closer Look at Bloomington Gardens
Bloomington Gardens is the kind of neighborhood where the lot, the condition, and what the property can actually do drive the price far more than the listing photos, and getting that read right takes local knowledge. I can pull the full picture on any home you are considering, including comps that account for lot size and updates, and give you an honest read on whether the price is fair. If you already own here and are thinking about selling, I will comp your home against the right set instead of averaging the whole neighborhood.
Browse current listings at the top of this page, run your own search with Advanced Search, or explore the broader Bloomington area and other no-HOA homes to compare. When you are ready to talk specifics, call me at 435-200-5508, email lanceclifford@gmail.com, or . Same-day reply.
If financing is part of the plan, my preferred local lender Tyler Slesk can get you pre-approved and ready to move when the right Bloomington Gardens home comes up.
