Homes Under $300,000 in Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane sits at a lower elevation than St. George's pricier pockets, which historically kept land and construction costs down, but the sub-$300K bracket has gotten thin as the city has grown into a real bedroom community for Washington County. What's left under that number tends to be townhomes and condos in developments off State Street and Sky Ridge Parkway, older single-family homes near Main Street and the historic downtown core, and the occasional manufactured or modular home on its own lot. A few new-build attached units in the areas toward 100 South and Westside still land in this range, especially with builder incentives on rate buydowns.
Buyers drawn to this price point are usually commuters heading into St. George for work at Intermountain or Dixie Regional, retirees wanting single-level living without Park City or Ivins pricing, or first-time buyers priced out of St. George proper. Hurricane's climate runs hot and dry May through September, similar to St. George, so expect higher summer cooling bills on older homes without updated insulation or newer HVAC. Property taxes stay reasonable relative to the rest of Washington County, and HOA dues on the condo and townhome stock generally run $150-$300 a month depending on amenities like a shared pool. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market at this price.
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About homes under $300k in Hurricane.
What kind of homes can I actually get in Hurricane for under $300K? ▾
Most inventory at this price is manufactured homes on owned lots in communities like Sky Mountain Resort or Dixie Springs, older 2-3 bedroom site-built homes near downtown Hurricane, and smaller condos or townhomes. Detached single-family homes with a yard under $300K do come up but tend to move quickly and often need updating.
Are most of the sub-$300K listings in 55+ communities? ▾
A meaningful share of them, yes. Sky Mountain Resort and parts of Dixie Springs are age-restricted, which is part of why those homes stay relatively affordable. If you're under 55 or buying for a family, ask your agent to flag age-restricted listings up front so you don't waste showings.
Do manufactured homes in Hurricane qualify for standard financing? ▾
It depends on the home's age, foundation, and whether the land is owned or leased. Homes on a permanent foundation on owned land built after June 1976 can usually be financed with conventional, FHA, or VA loans. Park homes on leased land typically require chattel (personal property) financing with higher rates.
What are HOA dues like in the affordable Hurricane communities? ▾
Sky Mountain Resort dues run roughly $80-$120/month depending on amenities included, and Dixie Springs is similar. Condo HOAs in town can be higher since they often cover exterior maintenance and insurance. Always pull the current HOA financials and reserve study before going under contract.
How do property taxes compare to other Utah cities? ▾
Washington County's effective property tax rate is among the lower ones in Utah, generally around 0.55-0.65% of assessed value for primary residences (which get a 45% exemption). A $280,000 primary home typically runs $900-$1,100 a year — much less than equivalent homes along the Wasatch Front.
Is Hurricane a reasonable commute to St. George for work? ▾
Yes. It's about 17 miles to St. George via SR-9 and I-15, roughly a 20-25 minute drive outside of rush periods. Many buyers priced out of St. George proper end up in Hurricane or La Verkin for exactly this reason, and Intermountain's St. George Regional Hospital is about 20 minutes away.