Bloomington Knolls Townhomes for Sale
Bloomington Knolls is an established 55-plus active-adult townhome community on the south side of St. George, just off Brigham Road near River Road and I-15 Exit 4. It is built around easy, low-maintenance living, with single-level options, attached garages, and a full set of community amenities, all at one of the more affordable price points for age-restricted living in town. For an active-adult buyer who wants to downsize into a manageable home without spending big, Bloomington Knolls is one of the first communities worth a look.
The newest Bloomington Knolls listings are featured at the top of this page. Below them is my honest local read on the age restriction, pricing, the HOA, the amenities, and who fits.
Buying or Selling in Bloomington Knolls?
Bloomington Knolls moves on floor plan, size, and condition, and the larger one-level units tend to offer the best value per square foot. If you are buying, I can tell you which units are the strongest value and whether a home is priced fairly for its size and updates. If you already own here, I can comp your townhome against the right floor plan instead of averaging the whole community.
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An Established 55-Plus Community
Bloomington Knolls is an age-restricted 55-plus community, and that is the defining feature of the neighborhood. The community is built for active-adult living, which is part of why it draws downsizers and retirees who want a low-maintenance home and an easy lifestyle. Age requirements and occupancy rules are set by the HOA and can have specific terms, so verify the current requirements with the HOA before you buy to make sure the community fits your situation.
What You Are Actually Buying at Bloomington Knolls
These are townhomes built from the mid-1980s through the early 1990s, in single-level and two-level layouts ranging from about 1,156 square feet up to 1,937 square feet. Most come with attached two-car garages, covered patios, and fully fenced backyards, and many have been updated with new flooring, solid-surface or granite counters, and fresh paint. Single-level living is widely available here, which is a big draw for the active-adult buyer who wants no stairs.
Because the homes are a few decades old, condition varies. Several recent sales were turnkey and updated, while others were priced to let a buyer update flooring and paint, including one that came with a $15,000 buyer credit for exactly that. A few have offered furniture packages for a true move-in-ready transition. Knowing the condition of a specific unit is key to understanding its price.
Bloomington Knolls Prices and Recent Sales
The price range here is tight and affordable. Here is how it has landed based on recent activity.
| Unit type |
Size |
Recent range |
| 2-bedroom townhomes |
About 1,156 to 1,158 sq ft |
Roughly $237,000 to $268,000 |
| 3-bedroom townhomes |
About 1,600 to 1,937 sq ft |
Roughly $280,000 to $331,000 |
The smaller two-bedroom units are the entry point in the high $200s, and the larger three-bedroom one-level homes run into the low $300s. One thing worth noticing: the bigger homes here often have a lower price per square foot, so the larger one-level units can be the better value if the space suits you. This is genuinely one of the more affordable ways into 55-plus living in St. George.
The HOA and Amenities
HOA dues at Bloomington Knolls have been running roughly $250 to $300 per month. The listings say the dues cover partial lawn maintenance, water, garbage, roof, exterior building maintenance, and the private road, on top of the community amenities. For an active-adult buyer, an HOA that handles the roof and exterior is exactly what keeps ownership low-stress. The amenities include a pool, hot tub, pickleball and tennis courts, common areas, and community RV parking, with one listing even noting a book exchange. Confirm the exact dues and what they cover on the specific unit, since the figure varies a little across the community.
Location
Bloomington Knolls sits on the south side of St. George off Brigham Road near River Road and I-15 Exit 4. You are close to shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, parks, and quick freeway and airport access. One listing noted the community is on Dixie Power, which can mean lower electric bills, so confirm the service area for the specific unit. The central, convenient location is a big part of why this community stays in demand with active-adult buyers.
How Bloomington Knolls Fits the Area
Bloomington Knolls is one of the more affordable 55-plus options in St. George. If you are weighing your choices, it helps to look at the full range of active-adult and 55-plus communities and other condos and townhomes across the area, along with the broader Bloomington neighborhood for context.
Bloomington Knolls Townhomes FAQ
Is Bloomington Knolls a 55-plus community?
Yes. It is an established age-restricted 55-plus active-adult community. Age and occupancy requirements are set by the HOA, so verify the current rules with the HOA to confirm the community fits your situation before you buy.
What do townhomes at Bloomington Knolls cost?
Two-bedroom units around 1,156 square feet have been running roughly $237,000 to $268,000. Larger three-bedroom one-level units from about 1,600 to 1,937 square feet run roughly $280,000 to $331,000. The bigger homes often have a lower price per square foot.
What does the HOA cover?
Dues have been running roughly $250 to $300 per month, covering partial lawn maintenance, water, garbage, roof, exterior building maintenance, and the private road, plus the amenities. Confirm the exact figure and inclusions on the specific unit.
What amenities are included?
A community pool, hot tub, pickleball and tennis courts, common areas, and community RV parking. One listing also noted a book exchange. The amenity set is a strong part of the value at this price point.
Are single-level homes available?
Yes. Single-level living is widely available at Bloomington Knolls, which is a major draw for active-adult buyers who want no stairs. There are also some two-level units.
How old are the townhomes?
Most were built from the mid-1980s through the early 1990s. Condition varies, with some fully updated and others priced to let a buyer update flooring and paint, so an inspection focused on roof, HVAC, and systems is smart on the older units.
Take a Closer Look at Bloomington Knolls
Bloomington Knolls is the kind of community where the floor plan, the size, and the condition drive the value, and knowing which units are the strongest buys takes local knowledge. I can pull the full picture on any unit you are considering and give you an honest read on whether the price fits the size and the updates. If you already own here and are thinking about selling, I will comp your townhome against the right floor plan instead of the whole community.
Browse current listings at the top of this page, run your own search with Advanced Search, or explore the full range of 55-plus communities and other condos and townhomes to compare. When you are ready to talk specifics, call or text 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 Knolls home comes up.
