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Dammeron Valley, Utah

5+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Dammeron Valley, Utah

Dammeron Valley sits about 20 minutes north of St. George on Highway 18, at roughly 4,400 feet elevation in the high desert between Snow Canyon and Pine Valley Mountain. The community was laid out as one-acre-plus rural residential, which is exactly why it attracts buyers shopping for 5+ bedroom floor plans. There's room here for the kind of single-level sprawl, walk-out basements, and detached casitas that won't fit on a quarter-acre lot in Washington Fields or Little Valley. Most larger homes in the valley land between 3,500 and 5,500 square feet, and a fair number include horse property, RV garages, or separate guest quarters on the same parcel.

The buyer pool for these homes leans toward multi-generational families, remote workers relocating from California or the Wasatch Front, and St. George professionals who want acreage and cooler summers without committing to Pine Valley or Central. Summer highs run 10-15 degrees below St. George proper, winters bring a handful of snow days, and the night sky is genuinely dark thanks to the rural zoning. Washington County School District serves the area, with elementary-age kids attending Diamond Valley Elementary and older students bused toward Dixie Middle and Snow Canyon High. Inventory at the 5-bedroom-plus size moves slowly here — there are rarely more than a dozen active at once. Browse the current listings below to see what's on the market this week.

May 2026 · Dammeron Valley market

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

Full Dammeron Valley market report
Median sale
$950,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
12
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About 5+ bedroom homes in Dammeron Valley.

Why are 5+ bedroom homes more common in Dammeron Valley than in nearby St. George?

Lot sizes here start at one acre and most parcels run two to five acres, so builders had room to spread out single-level floor plans with detached casitas, bonus rooms, and walk-out basements. The community was platted as a rural residential subdivision, not a tight subdivision grid, which naturally favors larger custom builds. You'll see more 3,500-5,500 sq ft homes here than in equivalent St. George zip codes.

What's the typical price range for a 5-bedroom home in Dammeron Valley?

Most 5+ bedroom homes trade between roughly $750K and $1.4M depending on acreage, finishes, and whether the property includes a shop or guest quarters. Newer custom builds with horse setups or detached RV garages push above $1.5M. The active inventory shifts week to week, so check the listings below for current numbers.

Do these larger homes usually sit on well water or culinary water?

Dammeron Valley is served by the Dammeron Valley Water Special Service District, so most homes are on culinary water rather than private wells. Larger homes with horse property or extensive landscaping often have secondary irrigation setups or storage tanks. Always confirm the water share situation and any monthly base fees during due diligence.

Are 5+ bedroom homes here set up for multi-generational living?

Many are. Because lots are big and zoning allows accessory structures, it's common to see attached mother-in-law suites, separate entrances, or fully permitted casitas on the same parcel. That makes the area popular with families housing aging parents or adult children working remotely from St. George and Cedar City.

How does the elevation affect a larger home's utility costs?

Dammeron Valley sits around 4,400 feet, roughly 1,500 feet higher than St. George, so summers run 10-15 degrees cooler and winters see occasional snow. A 5,000 sq ft home here typically has lower summer AC bills than the same footprint in Bloomington or Washington Fields, but expect a real heating season from December through February.

What's the commute like from a Dammeron Valley home to St. George or Cedar City?

Downtown St. George is about 20-25 minutes south via Highway 18, and Cedar City is roughly 45 minutes north on the same road. Snow Canyon State Park and the Ivins/Santa Clara area are even closer. The drive is one of the reasons larger-home buyers pick this area — acreage and quiet without giving up access to Dixie Regional Medical Center or the airport.