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$1,175,000
3 Beds 3.5 Baths 26-274525 MLS
An incredible opportunity awaits at Hidden Pinyon in The Ledges of St. George! This beautifully maintained home combines luxury, privacy, and thoughtful design in one of Southern Utah's premier golf communities.From the moment you enter through the custom iron front door, you'll appreciate the quality craftsmanship throughout. The great room is a showstopper, featuring a dramatic curved wall of glass that frames the views and fills the home with natural light. Gracefully sculpted tray ceilings mirror the home's architectural curves, creating an elegant and sophisticated living space unlike anything else in the neighborhood. The gourmet kitchen features exquisite custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, upgraded stainless steel appliances, a huge walk-in pantry, and additional storage beneath the oversized island, making it as functional as it is beautiful.The spacious primary suite offers a true retreat with a spa-like bathroom and an exceptionally large walk-in closet. Each bedroom has its own private exterior access and ensuite bathroom, creating a seamless connection to the outdoor living spaces and providing convenience for family and guests alike.Step outside to your own private backyard oasis featuring a sparkling pool, expansive patio, and breathtaking mountain views. With open space directly behind the home and no rear neighbors, you'll enjoy exceptional privacy and peaceful surroundings.Recent exterior improvements include new painted stucco and attractive new landscaping rock, adding to the home's outstanding curb appeal. Additional features include an epoxy-coated garage floor, a spacious laundry room with abundant storage and a utility sink, and the lifestyle that only The Ledges has to offer.Experience luxury living, unmatched privacy, and spectacular views in one exceptional home.

5227 N Hidden Pinyon Dr, St George

$2,000,000
5 Beds 4.5 Baths 26-274495 MLS
Introducing the first resale opportunity in River Bend, Sunbrook's newest enclave of luxury custom homes. Completed in 2024, River Bend is an exclusive cul-de-sac of just fifteen custom residences within the prestigious 27-hole Sunbrook Golf Community. Thoughtfully designed by its original owners, this exceptional home offers a rare combination of privacy, breathtaking scenery, and resort-style living. Situated at the end of Lost Creek Circle, the property is surrounded by nature on nearly every side. To the west, over 6,300 acres of Bureau of Land Management land provide an untouched desert backdrop. The Santa Clara River meanders nearby, while open farmland borders the north. With no home directly across the street and generous separation from neighboring properties, the setting offers remarkable privacy and unobstructed panoramic views stretching from Pine Valley Mountain to the dramatic red cliffs of Snow Canyon State Park. Designed with both grand entertaining and comfortable everyday living in mind, the home features 5 spacious bedrooms, including 3 luxurious en-suite suites, 5 bathrooms, a dramatic 22-foot entry, a spectacular 12-foot great room overlooking the pool and spa, and 10-foot ceilings throughout the remainder of the home. The expansive open-concept floor plan seamlessly connects the great room, gourmet kitchen, and dining area, creating an ideal gathering space for family and guests. The oversized garage provides abundant room for vehicles and storage, while a hidden walk-in pantry offers both convenience and style. A dedicated sewing room can easily serve as a sixth bedroom, hobby room, or private studio, and the extraordinary primary suite features a walk-in closet large enough to rival a bedroom. Upstairs, a private office and a second family room capture some of the home's most spectacular views. For golf enthusiasts, the property offers an amenity rarely found in residential real estate--a professional-grade Full Swing golf simulator, endorsed by Tiger Woods, featuring a 14-foot impact screen that allows you to play many of the world's most celebrated golf courses from the comfort of home. The simulator also accommodates numerous other sports and can easily double as an impressive home theater.The outdoor living spaces are equally exceptional. A sparkling pool and spa are complemented by an approximately 500-square-foot artificial turf putting green with five holes, creating a true private resort where recreation, relaxation, and entertaining come together effortlessly. This is more than a home--it's a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of the finest residences in Sunbrook's newest luxury neighborhood, where extraordinary privacy, world-class amenities, and unforgettable views define everyday living.

525 N Lost Creek Cir, St George

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Homes with Pools for Sale in St. George, Utah

St. George summers are hot enough that a private pool stops being a luxury and starts being a practical amenity. It also adds genuine resale value, drives short-term rental performance, and makes the backyard usable for a much larger portion of the year.

Pool homes in St. George span a wide range: established mid-century homes in central neighborhoods where pools were added over the years, newer production builds in Little Valley and south St. George where pools are standard upgrades, resort-style homes in Desert Color and golf communities, and luxury custom builds in Stone Cliff, Entrada, and The Ledges where the outdoor living space is as considered as the interior.

Pool listings depend on listing agents accurately entering the pool feature in the MLS. Some pool homes may not appear in this search. Some of the listings may have an HOA pool, and not necessarily a private pool in the backyard. Use Advanced Search to broaden your search, or contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 for a more complete current list.


Where Pool Homes Concentrate in St. George

  • Desert Color: resort community in south St. George built around a lagoon; private pools here complement the resort lifestyle and are common in the vacation rental inventory targeting the short-term market
  • Little Valley and south St. George: newer production builds where pools are a frequent upgrade option; strong family and relocation buyer base
  • Central St. George established neighborhoods: older homes where pools were added over the decades; often larger lots with mature landscaping and more outdoor space than newer subdivisions
  • Entrada at Snow Canyon and The Ledges: luxury communities where resort-style outdoor living with custom pools and spas is standard at the upper price tiers
  • Stone Cliff: gated community with dramatic red rock views; custom pool designs here often take advantage of the elevation and scenery in ways that flat-lot pools can't match
  • Sunbrook golf community: established neighborhood where pool homes appear regularly at a range of price points

Pools and Short-Term Rentals in St. George

A pool is one of the strongest single amenities for short-term rental performance in the St. George market. Vacation guests searching for Southern Utah properties filter heavily for pools, and homes with them consistently command higher nightly rates and occupancy than comparable non-pool properties. Desert Color in particular has built its STR appeal substantially around resort-style amenities including private pools.

If STR income is part of your plan, a pool is close to essential for competitive positioning. That said, STR eligibility depends on city zoning and HOA rules for the specific address. Verify before you buy.


What to Look at When Buying a Pool Home in St. George

  • Pool age and condition: equipment, plaster or pebble finish, decking, and water features all have lifespans; a pre-purchase pool inspection is worth doing alongside the standard home inspection
  • Heating system: a heated pool extends the usable season significantly; confirm whether there's a heater, what type, and its condition
  • Yard orientation and shade: a pool that bakes in full afternoon sun gets uncomfortably warm in July; west-facing pools with no shade structure can be difficult to use during peak summer afternoons
  • Fencing and safety compliance: St. George requires pool fencing; verify it meets current code, especially if you have young children or plan to use the home as a rental
  • HOA rules: some communities restrict pool hours, equipment placement, or guest access for rentals
  • Utility costs: pools add to both water and electric bills; ask the seller for a year of utility history for a realistic picture of ongoing costs
  • Decking condition and material: travertine, cool deck, and pavers all hold up differently in the Southern Utah sun; check for cracking, lifting, and heat retention

Is a pool worth it in St. George?

For most buyers yes. The summers are hot enough that a pool gets real and regular use, and it adds genuine resale value in a market where buyers expect outdoor living to be a featured part of the home. For short-term rental buyers, a pool is close to a competitive requirement. The main consideration is ongoing maintenance cost, which runs roughly $100 to $200 per month depending on service level and pool size.

How long is pool season in St. George?

With a heated pool, you can realistically swim from March through November and occasionally beyond. Unheated, the comfortable season runs May through October. St. George's mild winters keep the shoulder seasons longer than most markets, which is part of what makes pool ownership genuinely worthwhile here compared to markets with real winters.

Can I add a pool to a home in St. George that doesn't have one?

In most cases yes, subject to lot size, setback requirements, HOA rules, and city permitting. Concrete pools in Southern Utah typically run $60,000 to $100,000+ depending on size, features, and site conditions. If a pool is important but you can't find the right home with one already, buying the right lot and adding it is a reasonable path. I can help identify which lots and neighborhoods make that straightforward versus complicated.

Do pool homes sell for more in St. George?

Yes, though how much more depends on location, pool condition, and the neighborhood's buyer demographic. A well-maintained pool in a vacation rental area or luxury community commands a meaningful premium. An older pool in a neighborhood with no STR demand adds less. Pricing a pool home correctly on both the buying and selling side requires knowing which category you're dealing with.

How do St. George pool homes compare to Hurricane pool homes?

St. George has deeper pool home inventory across more neighborhoods and price points. Hurricane's pool homes are more concentrated in the Sand Hollow area and are more heavily oriented toward the STR and outdoor lifestyle buyer. If your priority is lifestyle and vacation rental, Hurricane pool homes are worth comparing directly. If neighborhood variety and price point flexibility matter more, St. George has the broader selection.

Pools and the Water Rules: What's Actually True

Buyers keep hearing that Washington County's water restrictions spell the end of backyard pools, and it simply isn't in the rules. The 2022 water efficiency standards cap lawn at new homes and limit ornamental water features to 25 square feet, but private swimming pools are not restricted anywhere in the standards. The desert's real pool tax is evaporation, which a good cover largely solves, and the payoff is a season most of the country can't imagine: average highs run from the mid 70s in April through 80 in October, roughly seven months of genuine pool weather, stretched further with a heater.

What deserves more attention than the water politics: barrier and fencing requirements under the state's adopted pool and spa code, permit history on existing pools (an unpermitted pool becomes your problem at resale), equipment age, and yard orientation, since a pool shaded by the house all afternoon swims a shorter season than the listing suggests. On pool homes I pull the permit record along with the comps.