Finley Farms, Washington

Finley Farms is one of the largest and newest neighborhoods going up in Washington Fields, and it is genuinely active. There are usually a couple dozen homes on the market at once, which is rare and useful, because it means you can actually compare floor plans, finishes, lots, and builders side by side instead of taking whatever single spec home happens to be available. Almost everything here is brand-new construction from 2024 on, so you are buying a current home with modern layouts, not something you will want to renovate in five years.

The other thing that makes Finley Farms worth a look is that it is a multi-builder community. Richmond American is the biggest name here, but Desert Sage, Seabright, and Salisbury build in the neighborhood too, so the range of homes and price points is wide. That variety is a real advantage for a buyer who knows what they want, and it is exactly where having someone who can walk you through the differences pays off.

The builders and the homes

Richmond American carries the most inventory, with floor plans like the Hampton, Melody, Daniel II, Hastings, and Pascale, and their design-gallery process lets you personalize finishes if you build rather than buy a finished home. Desert Sage, Seabright, and Salisbury add their own plans to the mix. Homes here run from around 2,150 square feet up near 3,900, with three to six bedrooms and two to four-car garages, so whether you want a right-sized single-story or a big two-story for a large family, there is usually something in the neighborhood that fits. I represent buyers across all of these builders at no cost to you, and I will tell you straight where one plan is a better value than another.

What homes cost right now

As I write this there are 22 homes for sale, priced from about $560,000 into the low $2Ms, with the typical home sitting near $920,000. Recent closings have run mostly from the $600Ks up past $1.2M, which works out to roughly $300 a square foot. That is a wide band, and it reflects the spread of builders and home sizes rather than wild swings in value. Because so much of this is new construction, incentives and quick-move-in pricing shift constantly, so the smart move is to let me pull the current available homes and recent sales for you instead of guessing from a portal. Call me at 435-200-5508.

Location and lifestyle

Finley Farms sits in the Washington Fields area, which has become one of the most popular parts of the county for good reason. You are minutes from Little Valley shopping, grocery at Smith's and Lin's, the pickleball complex, parks, and the regional hospital, with the interstate and the rest of St. George an easy drive. It is a newer, family-heavy part of town where the roads, schools, and retail have largely caught up with the growth. Dues have run about $125 a month for the common areas.

A note on rentals

If you are buying with rental income in mind, know that Washington City limits nightly rentals to a specific set of approved subdivisions, and Finley Farms is not among them. Plan on it as a full-time residential community. Long-term rentals are generally allowed, and I am happy to talk through what that looks like on a specific home. To tour Finley Farms or get the current builder incentives, reach me at 435-200-5508.