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4+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Santa Clara, Utah
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Santa Clara sits just west of St. George along the Santa Clara River, and its housing stock reflects a city that grew up around families wanting more room than typical southern Utah lots allow. Four and five-bedroom homes here show up in a range of settings: established neighborhoods off Santa Clara Drive with mature trees and larger yards, newer subdivisions like the Ledges and Crimson Cliffs with three-car garages and casita options, and custom builds tucked against the black lava rock that gives the area its look. Many of these homes were built with multigenerational living in mind, which fits Santa Clara's sizable Polynesian and extended-family population.
Buyers shopping for 4+ bedrooms in Santa Clara are usually solving a specific problem: they need a home office, a room for aging parents, or space for kids who aren't leaving the nest as fast as the starter-home crowd expects. Lot sizes here tend to run bigger than comparable homes in St. George, so a 4-bedroom floor plan often comes with a real yard, side RV parking, or room for a pool rather than a home crammed onto a postage-stamp lot. Winters are mild enough that outdoor living happens most of the year, and the 10-15 minute drive into St. George keeps commuting and shopping easy. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
"July 2026 · Santa Clara market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Santa Clara right now.
Median sale
$526,200
6 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
10 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
69
active + pending
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Common questions
About 4+ bedroom homes in Santa Clara.
What's the typical price range for a 4-bedroom home in Santa Clara? ▾
Most four-bedroom homes in Santa Clara list between $550,000 and $900,000, with the older ranchers near Santa Clara Drive on the lower end and newer two-stories in Arcadia and Heritage Fields in the middle. Custom builds on larger lots near the river or up against the lava ridges routinely cross $1M to $1.5M.
Are most 4-bedroom homes in Santa Clara single-story or two-story? ▾
It splits roughly evenly. Homes built before 2010 lean heavily single-story rancher with the fourth bedroom often used as an office or formal dining conversion. Newer construction since about 2015, especially in Arcadia and the developments off Cottonwood Cove, is more frequently two-story to fit four-plus bedrooms on smaller lots.
Which schools serve 4-bedroom neighborhoods in Santa Clara? ▾
Santa Clara feeds into Santa Clara Elementary, Lava Ridge Intermediate, Snow Canyon Middle, and Snow Canyon High — all part of Washington County School District. Snow Canyon High in particular is well-regarded and is a factor for families relocating from out of state.
Do 4-bedroom homes here usually come with pools? ▾
A meaningful share do, especially in the $700K+ range. With St. George-area summers running over 100°F for three to four months, pools get heavy use, and many sellers have added them in the last decade. Expect to pay roughly $40,000 to $70,000 more for a comparable home with an in-ground pool versus without.
How does Santa Clara compare to Ivins or St. George for a 4-bedroom purchase? ▾
Santa Clara generally runs slightly less expensive than Ivins for similar square footage and lot size, while offering quicker access to St. George shopping and the I-15 corridor. Compared to St. George proper, Santa Clara has a quieter, more residential feel with closer proximity to Snow Canyon State Park.
Are HOAs common in Santa Clara's 4-bedroom subdivisions? ▾
Older neighborhoods off Santa Clara Drive often have no HOA or very light covenants. Newer subdivisions like Arcadia, Heritage Fields, and the gated pockets near Entrada typically carry HOA dues ranging from about $40 to $250 per month depending on amenities like private parks, pickleball, or community pools.