Vacation Rental Properties for Sale in Santa Clara, Utah

Santa Clara allows nightly rentals only in specific approved projects. City code permits short-term rentals in planned-development projects set aside for them, with a licensed property manager in Washington County, a city rental business license and transient room tax, and as a conditional use in the historic district. Resorts such as Paradise Village at Zion and Arcadia were approved for them.

There are 22 Santa Clara listings marketed for vacation rental right now, with a median asking price of $675,000. Every one has HOA dues, with a median of $360 a month, which usually covers resort amenities and common areas. Confirm a specific home's rental approval with the city before you buy, and compare St. George vacation rentals.

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Utah MLS data · updated Nov 7, 2026

Santa Clara vacation rental properties by the numbers

Today's listings plus closed sales recorded in the MLS, each home counted once. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't skew them.

For sale now: 22; median ask $675,000
Median sale, last 12 mo: $705,000; 19 sold
Price per sq ft: $282; median of closed sales · typical 2,106 sq ft
HOA dues: $360/mo; median · 100% of listings have dues

Over the last 12 months, 19 vacation rental properties sold in Santa Clara, taking a median of 53 days to go under contract and closing at 98.6% of the final list price.

What's for sale

Today's 22 listings by type.

Townhomes 15 (68%)
Single-family homes 7 (32%)

By budget

How today's asking prices spread out.

Under $400K 0
$400K–$600K 5
$600K–$800K 9
$800K–$1.2M 7
$1.2M and up 1

Vacation rental properties by neighborhood

Closed sales over the last 24 months, plus what's listed today. Click a name for that neighborhood's page.

Paradise Village At Zion

Sold (24 mo)
9

Median sale
$669,000

Typical size
2,098 sq ft

Built
2016

HOA / mo
$505

For sale now

6 · $634,999–$899,000
Arcadia Vacation Resort

Sold (24 mo)
5

Median sale
$1,099,000

Typical size
3,898 sq ft

Built
2021

HOA / mo
$398

For sale now

4 · $1,030,000–$1,200,000
Heritage Pointe

Sold (24 mo)
4

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,883 sq ft

Built
2022

HOA / mo
$165

For sale now

2 · $475,000–$485,000
Ocotillo Springs Sub

Sold (24 mo)
2

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,520 sq ft

Built
2020

HOA / mo
$377

For sale now

2 · $645,000–$899,900
Coyote Landing At Deserts Edge

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,870 sq ft

Built
2026

HOA / mo
$275

For sale now

4 · $545,000–$670,000
Entrada Sand Point

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,116 sq ft

Built
2006

HOA / mo
$336

For sale now

1 · $650,000
Sand Point At Entrada 1

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,670 sq ft

Built
2006

HOA / mo
$296

For sale now

1 · $525,000

Neighborhood	Sold (24 mo)	Median sale	Typical size	Built	HOA / mo	For sale now
Paradise Village At Zion	9	$669,000	2,098 sq ft	2016	$505	6 $634,999–$899,000
Arcadia Vacation Resort	5	$1,099,000	3,898 sq ft	2021	$398	4 $1,030,000–$1,200,000
Heritage Pointe	4	—	1,883 sq ft	2022	$165	2 $475,000–$485,000
Ocotillo Springs Sub	2	—	2,520 sq ft	2020	$377	2 $645,000–$899,900
Coyote Landing At Deserts Edge	—	—	1,870 sq ft	2026	$275	4 $545,000–$670,000
Entrada Sand Point	—	—	2,116 sq ft	2006	$336	1 $650,000
Sand Point At Entrada 1	—	—	1,670 sq ft	2006	$296	1 $525,000

Median sale is shown only where at least 5 homes sold. HOA dues are the median monthly fee (yearly dues divided by 12) and can change, so confirm the amount and what it covers with the association. "Built" is the median year built.

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Common questions

About vacation rental properties in Santa Clara.

Are vacation rentals allowed in Santa Clara, Utah? ▾

Only in specific approved projects. Santa Clara code allows short-term rentals in planned-development projects set aside for them and, as a conditional use, in the historic district. Owners need a licensed property manager in Washington County, a city rental business license and a sales tax license to collect transient room tax.

Which Santa Clara communities allow nightly rentals? ▾

Resort projects such as Paradise Village at Zion and Arcadia operate nightly rentals, and listings at Heritage Pointe and Coyote Landing at Deserts Edge are also marketed for vacation rental. Confirm each property's approval with the city.

How much are vacation rental homes in Santa Clara? ▾

Today's median asking price for listings marketed for vacation rental is $675,000. They sold at a median of $705,000 over the last 12 months.

What are HOA fees at Santa Clara rental resorts? ▾

The median on today's vacation-rental listings is $360 a month, from $34 to $405,375. Ask what the dues include and what the rental manager charges.

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