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Bloomington Lane Homes for Sale
Bloomington Lane is an established neighborhood off Bloomington Drive and 1550 West, near the Bloomington Country Club on the south side of St. George. This is the Bloomington that draws move-up families and buyers who want a real yard: big lots, mature trees, no HOA, and room to add a pool, a shop, RV parking, a casita, or even horses on the right parcel. The housing stock here skews a bit newer than some of the older Bloomington areas, and the price range runs from attainable family homes all the way up to custom estates. For space and flexibility without an association telling you what to do, this is one of the strongest neighborhoods in the area.
The newest Bloomington Lane listings are featured at the top of this page. Below them is my honest local read on the wide price range, the no-HOA appeal, the ADU and toy-storage options, schools, and who fits.
Buying or Selling in Bloomington Lane?
Bloomington Lane runs from mid-$500s family homes to multi-million-dollar custom estates, so comparing the right homes is half the work. If you are buying, I can tell you which tier a home sits in and whether it is priced fairly for the lot, the condition, and what the property can do. If you already own here, I can comp your home against the right set instead of averaging a 2,000 square foot home against an 8,000 square foot one.
Call or text me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
What You Are Actually Buying at Bloomington Lane
These are established homes built mostly from 1991 to 2003, on generous lots running from about a quarter acre up to 0.72 acres. The neighborhood has mature trees and a settled, lived-in feel, with homes ranging from single-level family ramblers to large multi-level custom homes with walkout basements. Every listing here has been no HOA, which is a big part of the draw.
The standout theme is flexibility. A lot of these homes lean into space and toys, with 3-car garages, detached RV and boat garages, workshops, putting greens, and private pools showing up across the listings. Several have ADU or mother-in-law setups with separate entrances, full kitchens, and laundry, which opens up multi-generational living or rental income. One of the larger homes is even zoned for horses with a chicken coop and RV parking. This is a neighborhood built for people who want room to do things.
The No HOA and Flexible-Lot Appeal
The real hook at Bloomington Lane is the pairing of no HOA with big, flexible lots near the Bloomington Country Club. With no association dues or rules, you have the freedom to add a pool, a detached shop, RV or boat storage, a casita, or animals on the right lot, subject to city permitting. That kind of flexibility, in an established neighborhood this close to golf, shopping, and the freeway, is increasingly hard to find as newer parts of St. George fill in with smaller lots and HOAs.
Bloomington Lane Prices and Recent Sales
The price range here is wide, and it is driven by size, lot, and what the property offers more than anything else. Here is how it has landed based on recent activity.
| Home type | Size | Recent range |
|---|---|---|
| Family homes | About 2,000 to 2,200 sq ft | Roughly $550,000 to $650,000 |
| Larger homes with pools and ADUs | About 3,000 to 3,900 sq ft | Roughly $700,000 to $1.1M |
| Custom estate | 8,400+ sq ft with walkout basement and elevator | Around $2.3M |
The core of the neighborhood is family homes in the mid-$500s to $650,000. The next tier up, larger homes with pools, hot tubs, putting greens, mother-in-law apartments, and detached RV garages, runs $700,000 to $1.1 million. At the very top, a 2001-built 8,400 square foot custom home with a walkout basement, second kitchen, theater room, elevator, and sport court closed at $2.3 million. That estate is an outlier and not representative of the typical Bloomington Lane home. A couple of recent sales have referenced seller financing or a rate buydown, so that is worth asking about on a specific home.
Location
Bloomington Lane sits off Bloomington Drive near the Bloomington Country Club, just west of Man O War on the south side of St. George. You are minutes from the golf course and clubhouse, close to parks and walking and mountain biking trails, and a short drive from shopping and the freeway. Daily needs are easy, with grocery already in place nearby and more retail filling in around Bloomington. The established setting plus that convenience is a big part of why the area holds its value.
Schools
Bloomington Lane is zoned for Bloomington Elementary, Tonaquint or Dixie Intermediate, Dixie Middle, and Dixie High 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 Lane Fits the Area
Bloomington Lane is one of the established, no-HOA, big-lot options in the broader Bloomington area, skewing a bit newer and higher-priced than some of the older Bloomington streets. If you are weighing your options, it helps to look at other no-HOA neighborhoods, homes with an RV garage, and properties with an in-law suite across St. George, since those features show up often here.
Bloomington Lane FAQ
Does Bloomington Lane have an HOA?
No. Every listing here has been no HOA and no monthly dues. That gives you the freedom to add a pool, shop, RV parking, casita, or animals on the right lot, subject to city permitting, which is one of the main reasons buyers seek out this neighborhood.
What do homes at Bloomington Lane cost?
Family homes around 2,000 to 2,200 square feet have been running roughly $550,000 to $650,000. Larger homes with pools and ADUs run roughly $700,000 to $1.1 million. One 8,400 square foot custom estate closed around $2.3 million, but that is an outlier.
Can I find a home with a mother-in-law apartment or ADU?
Yes. Several homes here have ADU or mother-in-law setups with separate entrances, full kitchens, and laundry, which works for multi-generational living or rental income. Verify the current rental rules and permitting for any income use before counting on it.
Can I keep horses or park an RV?
RV parking and detached RV and boat garages are common here. Some lots are also zoned for horses. Verify the zoning and any animal limits for the specific lot, since not every Bloomington Lane property supports horses.
How old are the homes?
Most were built from 1991 to 2003, so the stock is newer than some older Bloomington streets but still established with mature landscaping. Condition varies, so an inspection focused on roof, HVAC, and systems is smart, especially on the older homes.
What schools serve Bloomington Lane?
Bloomington Elementary, Tonaquint or Dixie Intermediate, Dixie Middle, and Dixie High. Confirm the current boundary for the exact address.
Take a Closer Look at Bloomington Lane
Bloomington Lane is the kind of neighborhood where the lot, the condition, and the features drive the price far more than the 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 the lot and the updates, and give you an honest read on whether the price fits. If you already own here and are thinking about selling, I will comp your home against the right tier 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 or text me at 435-200-5508, email lanceclifford@gmail.com, or Contact Lance Clifford. 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 Lane home comes up.