In Washington, a good share of the housing stands on and around golf ground, with Green Spring Golf Course among the courses here, and parkland and preserve land in the area as well. What is actually for sale runs from newly finished houses in named subdivisions to condos and bare lots, so the range is wider than a single price point suggests. Most of it is recent construction, built to current standards, with the kind of floor plans and finishes that come out of the last decade or so of building. Quantum Realty Group works this market day to day and knows how the pieces fit together.
Washington at a Glance
- County
- Washington County
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 84780
- Typical asking price
- $577,890, middle half $398,706-$879,963 (median of 492 homes, excluding 7 land and other non-dwelling listings)
- Typical home
- 2,351 sq ft, middle half 1,708-3,800 (n=492) · 4 bed / 2.5 bath (medians, n=418)
- Data current as of
- September 2026
What is on the market in Washington
Most of the homes for sale here are houses, so a search built around detached single-family listings will show you the bulk of what exists. If you want something attached, or a lot, you are working from a smaller part of the list and should say so up front to your agent so those listings are not buried under houses in your alerts.
What your money buys in Washington
The typical house here was built in 2022, with the middle of the range running from 2012 to 2026. That means current-generation roof, windows and mechanicals: nothing on the near horizon that an older house hands you in the first five years. The questions worth asking instead are about workmanship and what warranty coverage is still live and whether it passes to you. Named communities recorded in this market include Finley Farms, Heights At Washington Bench and Solis At Coral Canyon. Of what is listed right now, more than half is single family, about a fifth is condo, and about one in ten is land. Buy a house at this end and you get a yard, a driveway and a roof that are entirely yours to keep up, on a building young enough that the keeping up is mostly maintenance.
Schools listed on Washington listings
Listings here report school fields, and those fields are typed in by the listing agent rather than pulled from the district. On middle schools, more than half of listings name Pine View Middle, about a quarter name Crimson Cliffs Middle, and a small share show out of area. High schools break similarly: Pine View High on more than half, Crimson Cliffs High on roughly a third, a small share out of area. Elementary is more spread out, with Horizon Elementary on about a fifth, Coral Canyon Elementary on about a fifth, and Sandstone Elementary on roughly one in six. Boundaries move and listing fields go stale, so for any specific address, confirm the current assignment with the school district directly.
Worth confirming before you write an offer
- Flood zone proximity to the Virgin River or washes.
- Short-term rental zoning overlay and vacation rental eligibility.
- Dixie Springs subdivision CC&Rs and detached RV garage or outbuilding restrictions.
- HOA master association fees, reserve funding, and lifestyle amenity assessments.
- Proximity to Sand Hollow Reservoir and off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail access or easements.
Working with Quantum Realty Group
The things that trip buyers up here are rarely the house itself. Rental eligibility under the short-term overlay, how a wash or the river sits relative to a given lot, and what a subdivision's CC&Rs allow for a detached RV garage are all property-by-property questions, and the answer changes from one street to the next. Quantum Realty Group tracks those details as part of reading a listing, not after the fact. Send us the addresses you are weighing, or tell us the kind of listing you want flagged, and we will set up alerts and go through each one with you before you write anything.
