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Skyline at Long Valley Homes for Sale | Washington, Utah
Skyline is the vacation-rental village of D.R. Horton's Long Valley master plan, and it has the standing that matters: Skyline at Long Valley appears on Washington City's approved short-term rental list. The product was engineered for exactly that use, a two-story townhome plan of 2,082 square feet where all four bedrooms are en suite, with a fenced yard, fire pit, and hot-tub pad, built new from 2025 with the builder still delivering. New units have been offered at $499,990 to $564,990, recent resale-market medians have run around $480,000 to $520,000, and the association is $250 a month with the village's beach-entry heated pool, pickleball, basketball, and playground supporting the guest experience.
An all-en-suite floor plan is a rental architect's answer to group bookings, and buying where the city's approval is already printed removes the biggest risk in this asset class. The operating requirements are Washington City standard, business license per unit and annual fire inspection, and we verify the specific parcel plus the real revenue expectations during due diligence, using operating comps rather than projections. Against the county's other legal-rental communities, Skyline's entry price is its argument, and I'll run that comparison honestly for your budget.
FAQ
Are nightly rentals legal at Skyline at Long Valley?
Yes, Skyline is on Washington City's approved short-term rental list. Operating requires a city business license per unit and an annual fire inspection, and we confirm the specific parcel's standing during due diligence.
What makes Skyline's floor plan rental-friendly?
The Crescent plan puts all four bedrooms en suite in 2,082 square feet, with a fenced yard, fire pit, and hot-tub pad, a layout designed for group bookings rather than adapted to them.
What do Skyline townhomes cost?
New units have been offered from $499,990 to $564,990 with recent market medians around $480,000 to $520,000, plus a $250 monthly association covering the village's pool and courts.
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