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Solis at Coral Canyon is Cole West Homes’ newest Washington City community, 233 single-family homes going up on the mesa above Coral Canyon, reached by taking Highland Parkway up from Telegraph Street. As of August 2026, builder base pricing starts at $489,900 for the smallest of seven floor plans, every one of them single level, and the amenity core is already a differentiator: a waterfall-edge pool and spa with cabanas, pickleball and bocce courts, a fitness center, fire tables, and a 1.5-mile community trail that drops into the Coral Canyon Trail System. The listings at the top of this page are filtered to Solis specifically, so what you see is what is actually for sale here.
Solis at Coral Canyon: September 2026 Snapshot (verified market and community facts)
Solis is a single-builder community: Cole West builds every home, and buyers pick finishes at the company’s design center rather than choosing between competing builders on the same street. That matters for how the neighborhood will age, because the architecture holds together in a way multi-builder subdivisions rarely manage. Within Coral Canyon’s own new-construction ladder, Solis sits in the practical middle: above The Rise’s townhomes and below The Club’s gated estates. The flip side of the single-builder setup is that base prices are the starting point, not the finish line; lot premiums and design-center selections move the real number, which is why the active MLS listings mostly sit above the advertised bases.
The name is literal. Solis sits at the top of the mesa, and the MLS remarks for these homes lead with morning light and mountain views for a reason. It is a different setting from Coral Canyon proper down below, which wraps around its golf course; Solis trades the fairways for elevation and its own resort-style amenity core, then connects back down to the same trail network.
Every plan in the current lineup is single level. Base prices below are Cole West’s published numbers as of September 1, 2026, verified that day from Cole West’s Solis page; they change with phases, so treat them as the floor of the conversation.
| Plan | Sq Ft | Beds / Baths | Base Price (Sept 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basin | 1,630 | 3 / 2 | $489,900 |
| Mojave | 1,840 | 3 / 2 | $514,900 |
| Sonoran | 1,950 | 4 / 3 | $524,900 |
| Highland | 2,200 | 5 / 3 | $585,900 |
| Upland | 2,470 | 4 / 3 | $637,900 |
| Mesa | 2,350 | 4 / 3 | $644,900 |
| Apollo | 2,525 | 5 / 3 | $679,900 |
Garages run two to four bays depending on plan and lot, and several MLS listings show three-car versions of the smaller plans, so ask about garage options before assuming the spec sheet is the limit. One current listing runs 2,655 square feet, larger than any published base plan, which tells you options can stretch the footprints too.
The Solis HOA is $145 a month as of August 2026, and per the MLS records the dues cover the clubhouse, event center, and fitness center, with the pool, spa, and courts at the heart of the amenity package. Resales carry a 0.5% change-of-ownership fee, the reinvestment fee Utah law allows HOAs to charge, so a seller of a $650,000 Solis home hands the association $3,250 at closing. It is not unusual for newer Southern Utah communities, but it belongs in your math on both ends of the deal.
Property taxes on the current active listings run about $1,863 to $2,888 for 2026, which lines up with Washington City’s primary-residence rates at these prices. Second-home buyers should expect materially more, because Utah taxes non-primary homes on their full value.
Buying new here means a builder contract, so run the numbers before you sign anything: my closing cost calculator shows the settlement statement line by line at Washington County’s actual title and escrow rates, and my property tax calculator shows the annual tax bill at any Solis price point, including the primary-versus-second-home gap.
Solis feeds the same school lineup as Coral Canyon below it: Coral Canyon Elementary, Pine View Intermediate, Pine View Middle, and Pine View High, per the MLS records. Telegraph Street at the bottom of Highland Parkway is Washington City’s main east-west artery, which puts freeway access, groceries, and the rest of town a short drive down the hill. The 1.5-mile community trail connecting into the Coral Canyon Trail System is the quiet headline for anyone who runs, walks dogs, or rides; you are on real trail from your own street without loading up the car.
An all-single-level community self-selects. Downsizers and retirees who want new construction without stairs are the obvious fit, and the lock-and-leave crowd gets a fitness center and pool they do not have to maintain. But the five-bedroom Highland and Apollo plans put real families in play too, and the school lineup supports it. If you want acreage, animals, or a shop, this is not your community; if you want new, low-maintenance, and amenities you will actually use, it is one of the strongest current options on the Washington side.
Worth comparing before you decide: Coral Canyon below the mesa for golf-course living and established resale inventory, Washington Fields for more new-construction variety across multiple builders, and my new construction guide for how to work a builder contract anywhere in the county.
Solis sits on the mesa above Coral Canyon in Washington, Utah, reached by taking Highland Parkway up from Telegraph Street. The Cole West sales office is at 1401 N Highland Parkway, and a 1.5-mile community trail connects down into the Coral Canyon Trail System.
Cole West Homes builds the entire community, planned at 233 single-family homes. Buyers select finishes at the Cole West design center, and the current lineup is seven floor plans from 1,630 to 2,525 square feet.
As of August 2026, builder base prices run from $489,900 for the 1,630-square-foot Basin to $679,900 for the 2,525-square-foot Apollo, before lot premiums and design-center options. Active MLS listings, including two resales, ranged from $539,605 to $1,350,000 in late August 2026.
The HOA is $145 per month as of August 2026, and per the MLS records the dues cover the clubhouse, event center, and fitness center, with the pool, spa, and pickleball and bocce courts at the core of the amenity package. Resales also carry a 0.5% change-of-ownership fee, so budget for it on the way out as well as the way in.
Yes. Every floor plan in the current Cole West lineup is single level, which is a big part of who this community attracts. Square footage runs 1,630 to 2,525 on the published plans, and options can stretch beyond that.
Nothing in the MLS listings or Cole West materials markets Solis for nightly rentals. Before buying with short-term rental income in mind, verify current zoning with Washington City and read the recorded CC&Rs for the specific phase, because rules can differ by phase. I can help you run that check before you write an offer.
Want to walk Solis with someone who is not paid by the builder? Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508. I will pull the phase maps, the real comps, and the option pricing before you ever sit down at the sales office.
