4+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Toquerville, Utah
Toquerville sits in the corridor between St. George and Zion National Park, and its growth over the last decade has largely been driven by families who wanted more land and more square footage than Washington County's core cities could offer. That shows up in the housing stock: new construction in neighborhoods like Sienna Hills and the areas off Toquer Blvd tends to run larger from the start, with builders favoring 4 and 5 bedroom layouts on quarter-acre-plus lots. If you need room for a growing family, multigenerational living, or a dedicated home office and guest space, this is one of the easier Washington County towns to find it in without paying St. George's premium per square foot.
Many of these larger homes back up to red rock or open desert with unobstructed views of Pine Valley Mountain, and lot sizes here still allow for casitas, RV parking, and pools in a way that's harder to pull off in tighter St. George or Washington City subdivisions. Expect a mix of newer two-story builds and some older rambler-style homes on bigger acreage closer to Old Highway 91. Toquerville's water comes with its own local considerations too, so larger homes with irrigation shares or pressurized irrigation are worth flagging if a yard matters to you. Browse the active 4+ bedroom listings below to see what's currently on the market.
August 2026 · Toquerville market
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About 4+ bedroom homes in Toquerville.
How much does a 4-bedroom home in Toquerville typically cost? ▾
Most 4+ bedroom homes in Toquerville fall between the upper $500,000s and $900,000s, with custom homes on view lots or acreage pushing past $1M. Pricing depends heavily on lot size, whether the home has irrigation shares, and proximity to the older central part of town versus newer subdivisions near the freeway.
Are short-term rentals allowed in Toquerville? ▾
Toquerville has historically been more permissive than St. George or Hurricane on nightly rentals, but rules have tightened in recent years and vary by zone and HOA. If income potential matters to your purchase, verify current city ordinances and any subdivision CC&Rs before writing an offer — a local agent can pull this for you.
Do 4-bedroom homes in Toquerville usually have RV parking or shop space? ▾
Yes, more often than not. Lots here tend to run a quarter-acre or larger, and buyers in this market expect room for an RV, boat, or detached shop. Newer subdivisions with smaller lots are the exception, so check the plat and any HOA restrictions if outbuildings are a priority.
What school district serves Toquerville? ▾
Toquerville is in the Washington County School District. Most kids attend LaVerkin Elementary, Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High, though boundaries can shift. Tuacahn and several charter options in the St. George area are also within reasonable driving distance for high schoolers.
How far is Toquerville from St. George and Zion? ▾
It's about 20 minutes south to St. George via I-15 and roughly 30-40 minutes east to Zion National Park's main entrance in Springdale. The St. George Regional Airport is about a 25-minute drive, which makes the location workable for buyers who travel frequently.
Are irrigation water shares included with most homes? ▾
Many older Toquerville properties carry shares in the Toquerville Irrigation Company, which is a real value-add for landscaping, pasture, or fruit trees given Southern Utah's water costs. Shares don't automatically transfer with every sale, so confirm in writing what's included before closing.