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Bloomington, Utah

Single Story Homes for Sale in Bloomington, Utah

Bloomington sits on the south side of St. George along the Virgin River, and it was one of the original master-planned communities in Washington County back when the area was still mostly farmland and red rock. That history matters when you're shopping for a single-story house here: a big share of the original Bloomington housing stock was built ranch-style in the 1970s and 80s on generous quarter-acre and third-acre lots, which is rare in newer Southern Utah subdivisions where two-story production homes dominate. Mature shade trees, established landscaping, and wider streets give the neighborhood a settled feel you don't get in the newer Washington Fields or Desert Color builds a few miles east.

Single-level living is in heavy demand in Bloomington for obvious reasons — the buyer pool here skews toward retirees, snowbirds from cooler states, and families who want to age in place near the Bloomington Country Club golf course, the river trail, and Pioneer Hills. Summer highs push past 105, so a layout without stairs also means easier HVAC zoning and lower cooling costs. Pricing on single-story homes in Bloomington generally runs from the mid $500s for an updated original rambler up past $1.5M for custom builds backing the golf course or with views toward the Beehive Dome. Inventory moves quickly when interest rates dip, so it helps to check back often. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available.

April 2026 · Bloomington market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Bloomington right now.

Full Bloomington market report
Median sale
$423,001
1 closed in April 2026
Median DOM
19 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.8%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
3
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About single story homes in Bloomington.

Why are single-story homes so common in Bloomington compared to newer St. George neighborhoods?

Bloomington was platted in the early 1970s as a retirement-friendly community, and most of the original builders put up ranch-style ramblers on large lots. Newer subdivisions east of the river, like Little Valley and Desert Color, were built during the 2010s production-home era when two-story plans were cheaper per square foot, so they skew taller. If you specifically want one level, Bloomington is one of the best inventory pockets in the county.

What price range should I expect for a single-level home in Bloomington?

Original 1970s and 80s ramblers in livable condition typically list in the mid $500s to low $700s. Updated or remodeled homes generally run $700K to $1M, and custom single-stories on the golf course or with red rock views can reach $1.5M+. Lot size, pool, and proximity to the Bloomington Country Club are the biggest price drivers.

Are there HOA restrictions in Bloomington I should know about?

Most of original Bloomington (the area west of I-15) has no HOA, which is unusual for Southern Utah and a big draw for buyers who want RV parking, casitas, or detached shops. Bloomington Hills and a few pocket subdivisions do have HOAs, and the country club itself has separate membership dues. Always confirm on a specific address before writing an offer.

How does single-level living hold up in the summer heat here?

It actually works in your favor. Single-story homes are easier to cool because you don't have heat stacking on a second floor, and many older Bloomington ramblers have been retrofitted with high-SEER heat pumps or dual-stage AC. Power bills in July and August still run high — plan on $250 to $400 a month — but the layout helps.

Is Bloomington a good fit for retirees specifically?

Yes — it's one of the original retiree destinations in Washington County. The flat layout, sidewalks along the river trail, proximity to Dixie Regional Medical Center (about 10 minutes north), and the golf course all cater to that demographic. Bloomington also has an established snowbird community, so winter rentals and part-time residency are common and accepted.

How quickly do single-story homes in Bloomington sell?

Faster than the broader St. George average. When something move-in ready hits the MLS under $750K, it often goes under contract within two to three weeks, and well-priced golf course properties can move in days. Homes needing significant updates sit longer, especially in higher-rate markets, which can be an opportunity for buyers willing to remodel.