Crimson Cliffs Homes for Sale

Crimson Cliffs sits in Washington, in Washington County, on the kind of high desert ground where lots are laid out in blocks and the building is recent. Most of what you will tour is detached and newly finished, which means the walkthrough is less about aging systems and more about workmanship, warranty paperwork and how the builder handled the details. Prices, fees and the terms that come with each house are worth taking one at a time, because the arrangements behind them are not uniform across the area. Quantum Realty Group works this market directly and can tell you what a given listing actually comes with before you write anything.

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Crimson Cliffs at a Glance

County

Washington County

ZIP codes in these listings

84780 · 84790

Typical asking price

$985,000 (median of 69 homes, excluding 26 land and other non-dwelling listings)

Typical home

3,836 sq ft (n=94) · 5 bed / 3.75 bath (medians, n=68)

Data current as of

October 2026

What is for sale in Crimson Cliffs

Nearly everything on the market here is a house. That makes your search simpler than it would be elsewhere: you are not filtering condos and townhomes out of your results, you are comparing one detached home against another. Set your criteria around lot, floor plan and finish level, because property type is not going to do much sorting for you in Crimson Cliffs.

What your money buys and what it asks of you

The typical house here was built in 2025, so you are buying a current-generation roof, current windows and current mechanicals. That shifts the questions away from what is coming due and toward workmanship and what the builder's warranty actually covers and for how long. Among the listings that reported a recurring fee, the median comes to about $288 a year, with the middle half running from roughly $125 to about $1,320. That is a wide spread, and it reflects many different association arrangements rather than one schedule, so treat the fee on any given listing as a question about coverage: what is included, what remains yours, and what the association's own documents say. Treasure Valley Park is in Crimson Cliffs, worth knowing when you are weighing where in the area to look. For most buyers here, the practical reality is a nearly new house and a fee that varies listing to listing.

Worth confirming before you write an offer

• Proximity to cliffs or rock outcroppings and any slope stability concerns.
• Irrigation water rights or secondary irrigation water allocation.
• Flash flood or drainage concerns from desert washes near the property.
• Culinary and secondary irrigation water shares and connection fees.
• Short-term rental and nightly lease zoning restrictions.

Working with Quantum Realty Group here

The parts of a Crimson Cliffs purchase that trip buyers up are rarely the house itself. Ground conditions near rock and slope, how irrigation water is allocated and carried with a property, and drainage from nearby washes all vary property to property, and none of it is obvious from a listing sheet. Quantum Realty Group works through those specifics with buyers as part of reviewing a home, before an offer goes out. If you want, we can walk a particular listing with you and go through those three items against that address.