Utah County is one of the most family-friendly areas in the state. From established communities like Provo and Orem to rapidly growing areas like Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain, there’s something for everybody here. Utah County is home to Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University, as well as many of the top public elementary and secondary schools in the state. You’ll find many of the top ski-areas in Utah within an hour’s drive of Utah County, including the world-famous Sundance resort, which is owned by actor Robert Redford. You’ll also find a number of outdoor activities like hiking, biking or even boating on Utah Lake. There are cultural activities galore, including museums and live theater. In the summer you’ll find a number of festivals and celebrations, including BYU’s “Stadium of Fire” on Independence Day. Forbes magazine has ranked Utah the No. 1 state for business four out of the last five years. Salt Lake County is the home of the NBA’s Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake of the MLS, University of Utah Pac-12 athletics and was the host of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
MOVE IN READY__Three-bedroom Soho floor plan at The Ridge at Spanish Fork. This plan features the largest primary suite in the community. The lower level includes a family room and a deep two-car garage. The second level offers an open layout with kitchen, dining, family room, half bath, large laundry, and a versatile bedroom/office. The top floor has the oversized primary suite, plus another bedroom and full bath. The Ridge is located on the east side of Spanish Fork with sweeping mountain and valley views. Community amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, indoor/outdoor pool, new pickleball courts, and a dog park. Convenient location near shopping, dining, schools, I-15, and Spanish Fork Canyon. Two, three, and four-bedroom floor plans are available with new inventory ready now. We also work with investors. Tour the model home today. Use our preferred lender and receive a $10,000 credit toward a rate buydown or closing costs.
