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$890,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 26-275557 MLS
BACK ON THE MARKET! THE BUYER WASN'T SERIOUS. HURRY BEFORE IT'S GONE AGAIN! This immaculate home is priced to sell for under a million dollars with million-dollar views! Perched atop Green Springs and backing the Red Cliffs Reserve, you can walk out your door and enjoy the trails and scenery for miles. Experience the views from the open and spacious living room, with the front porch serving as an extension of your living space. When you want to block out the light for movie nights or keep the house cool, you will LOVE the automatic shades, both inside and out, that help maintain the perfect temperature. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, with three en-suites, including the primary bedroom sanctuary featuring his-and-her sinks, a freestanding tub, and a huge walk-in shower with dual showerheads. The walk-in closet is perfectly situated adjacent to the laundry room. The kitchen is a chef's dream, with ample counter space, a massive island, tons of cabinetry, a huge pantry, and an additional storage closet. This home makes a perfect primary residence or low-maintenance second home, featuring a private and secluded backyard with turf and fruit trees, including apricot, peach, pomegranate, and lime. There is also plenty of room to add your own swim spa or hot tub to soothe your muscles after hiking the Red Mountains. And don't forget the amazing garage, which is a man cave all its own! It features epoxy floors, an RV/Toy garage (Door is 9.5ft wide 12 ft high), a mini-split system, 220V power to charge your 29-foot RV or electric vehicle, and extra space for your extended-cab truck, workshop, or toys. This is it! Look no further--make an offer before it's gone!

2157 N Sunburn Dr, Washington

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Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Washington, Utah

Here's the code reality that makes RV parking a real estate feature in Washington City: nothing parks on a city street for more than 48 consecutive hours, trailers and campers count as vehicles under that rule, and moving the rig a few feet down the block doesn't reset the clock. So the RV lives on your property, and the property better be built for it. That's why side-yard gates, extended pads, and RV garages carry genuine premiums here, and why neighborhoods with room, like the Harvest Lane area with its community RV parking, Indian Oaks Estates with its no-HOA acreage, and covenant-friendly plats like Washington Vista where RV parking is expressly permitted, hold their audience. Even 55+ living gets an answer: Horizons West keeps in-community RV parking.

The verification step matters as much as the pad: HOA covenants can restrict what the city allows, so we read the specific neighborhood's rules before you buy, not after the first violation letter. Tell me the rig's length and I'll shop pads, gates, and covenants that actually fit it, because "RV parking" in listing remarks and forty feet of accessible concrete are frequently different things.

FAQ

Can I park my RV on the street in Washington, Utah?

Only briefly. City code caps street parking at 48 consecutive hours, trailers and campers count as vehicles, and re-parking nearby on the same block within a day counts as continuous. Long-term, the rig needs to live on your property.

Which Washington neighborhoods are good for RV owners?

The Harvest Lane area of the Washington Fields PUD has community RV parking, Indian Oaks Estates offers no-HOA acreage, Washington Vista expressly permits RV parking by covenant, and Horizons West provides it inside a 55+ community.

Do HOAs restrict RV parking even where the city allows it?

Frequently, yes. Covenants can be stricter than city code, so I read the specific association's rules on any home an RV-owning client considers, before the offer rather than after the violation letter.

Ready to look? Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 and tell me what you need. I have been selling Washington County real estate for 13 years, and this is exactly the kind of search I enjoy narrowing.