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Townhomes for Sale in Hurricane, Utah
Hurricane sits about 20 minutes east of St. George at roughly 3,300 feet, which keeps summer highs a few degrees cooler than the valley floor but still delivers the same 250+ sunny days a year that drew buyers to Washington County in the first place. Townhomes here have taken off over the last decade as Sand Hollow, Sky Mountain Golf, and the Hurricane Cliffs trail system pulled in second-home owners, retirees, and remote workers who wanted Southern Utah weather without the maintenance load of a detached house on a quarter-acre lot. Most townhome communities are clustered along State Street, near the Sand Hollow Resort corridor off SR-7, and in newer developments south of 600 North, with HOAs that typically cover front-yard landscaping, exterior paint, and roof reserves.
Pricing generally runs lower than comparable detached homes in Hurricane and noticeably below St. George townhome equivalents, which is part of why the area keeps drawing cross-shoppers from Washington and Santa Clara. Expect a mix of two-story attached units aimed at families, single-level patio-style townhomes built for downsizers, and short-term-rental-zoned product near Sand Hollow Reservoir where nightly rentals are permitted under specific overlays. Verify rental rules before assuming any unit can be put on Airbnb — Hurricane City is strict about which zones allow it. Browse the active townhome listings below to see what's currently on the market, and reach out if you want help narrowing by HOA cost, rental zoning, or proximity to the golf course.
May 2026 · Hurricane market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Hurricane right now.
Median sale
$518,000
37 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
48 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.9%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
478
active + pending
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Common questions
About townhomes for sale in Hurricane.
What do townhomes in Hurricane typically cost? ▾
Most townhomes in Hurricane trade in the high $300s to low $600s, depending on size, age, garage count, and whether the unit sits in a short-term-rental zone. STR-eligible townhomes near Sand Hollow command a premium and can push past $700K for newer builds with pools or resort amenities. Older two-story units in town center are where you'll see the entry-level pricing.
Which Hurricane townhome communities allow short-term rentals? ▾
Nightly rentals are limited to specific overlay zones, most of them clustered around Sand Hollow Resort and a few pockets along SR-7. Communities like Sand Hollow Resort, Stucki Farms (select phases), and some Coral Canyon-adjacent projects permit STRs, but rules vary by HOA on top of city zoning. Always confirm both city zoning and HOA CC&Rs in writing before buying for rental use.
What do HOA fees usually cover in Hurricane townhome projects? ▾
Typical HOAs run $150–$350 per month and cover front-yard landscaping, exterior maintenance, roof reserves, and trash. Resort-style communities near Sand Hollow run higher — often $400+ — because they include pool and clubhouse access, gated entry, and sometimes pickleball or fitness facilities. Ask for the HOA budget and reserve study during your due diligence window.
How does Hurricane compare to St. George for townhome buyers? ▾
Hurricane generally prices 10–20% lower than comparable St. George townhomes and gives you faster access to Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, and Zion (about 35 minutes to the south entrance). The trade-off is a longer drive to the St. George Regional Hospital, Dixie Tech, and the airport — figure 20–25 minutes versus being in town.
Are most Hurricane townhomes single-level or two-story? ▾
Both are common. Newer developments aimed at retirees and second-home buyers lean heavily single-level with two-car garages, while family-oriented projects and older inventory tend to be two-story with three or four bedrooms upstairs. Inventory shifts month to month, so it's worth setting up a search alert if layout matters.
Can I get a townhome with a private yard or just a patio? ▾
Most Hurricane townhomes come with a small fenced patio or courtyard rather than a full yard, since shared landscaping is part of what keeps HOA dues manageable. End units occasionally have larger side yards, and a handful of newer projects offer slightly bigger private outdoor space at a higher price point. If outdoor room matters, filter your search toward end units or ask your agent to pull only those floor plans.