Santa Clara Real Estate Stats
| Average Price | $1.1M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $480K |
| Highest Price | $2.9M |
| Total Listings | 24 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $302 |
Property Types (active listings)
Santa Clara Real Estate Listings
Santa Clara Real Estate
Many of the Santa Clara homes for sale range in age and style. You’ll find tall sycamores lining the main street, shading humble pioneer structures, brick bungalows, and ranch-style homes, and you’ll also find the luxury subdivision known as Vineyards. Vineyards showcase some of the finest French-inspired designs and architecture.
Many of the newer neighborhoods overlook magnificent views of the red rock mountains, black lava fields, and Snow Canyon.
Inside the homes, you will be amazed at the grand foyers, tasteful finishes, numerous upgrades, and spacious layouts.
Santa Clara History
Santa Clara was named by Spanish explorers in honor of a saint. "Santa" means a female saint and "Clara" means a short interval of fair weather. In the spring of 1854, missionaries came and stayed with the Paiute Indians living in the area. Later that year, Jacob Hamblin and company arrived in the valley and worked with the 800-member Paiute tribe, who were already farming along the Santa Clara Creek. Together they built the first irrigation canal, and the first cotton grown in the Utah Territory.
Santa Clara, UT Area Information
Today you can enjoy the historic tree-lined streets only minutes from St George. This historic community was built on the banks of the Santa Clara Creek and is considered the oasis of the area, especially for travelers going to Southern California. The local government foresees Santa Clara as a blossoming town rising in the middle of a desert.
Santa Clara continues its strong sense of heritage through its landmarks, historical buildings, parks, and annual Swiss Days Celebration. This is all a compliment to the small (population nearing 6,000), yet diverse, collection of well-manicured neighborhoods and beautiful Santa Clara homesites. From the valley where settlement first started, to the heights where subdivisions look across rugged lava to red sandstone mountains, to the cool banks of the Santa Clara River, it is a place where friends, family, and neighbors live, work and play together. Santa Clara is a place that residents love to call "home."
Information courtesy of the St. George Chamber of Commerce.
Santa Clara, Utah FAQs
Q: Is Santa Clara, Utah a good place to live?
A: Properties in Santa Clara, Utah are generally quite large, on big lots, with quiet streets. Santa Clara is a good place to live because of its warm, friendly atmosphere, beautiful landscapes, and affordable home prices.
Q: What is Santa Clara, Utah best known for?
A: Santa Clara is known for being the site of the historical Jacob Hamblin House, which was once the home of the city’s original founder. It’s also known for its number of gorgeous parks and trails.
Q: What is the weather like in Santa Clara, Utah?
A: Santa Clara, Utah is known for its hot, dry summers and short, mild winters. The city doesn’t see much snow or rain, either, and it is sunny almost 260 days a year on average.
Q: Why is it called Santa Clara?
A: The first settlers in the area, Swiss Mormons, named the town Fort Santa Clara after the Italian saint.
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For more information about homes in Santa Clara, or the surrounding St. George area, please contact David Ellis, a professional Santa Clara REALTOR®
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