Cedar Hills Real Estate
Quiet Family Community — Great Schools, Mountain Views, Small-Town Feel
Small-Town Feel, Big-City Access
Cedar Hills is one of Utah County's hidden gems — a small, tight-knit community tucked between Highland and Pleasant Grove. With only about 10,000 residents, it offers a quieter alternative to the rapid development happening elsewhere.
The city is known for its family-focused atmosphere, excellent schools, and community events centered around the Cedar Hills Golf Club and community center. It's the kind of place where neighbors know each other and kids ride bikes to friends' houses.
For buyers who want the quality of Highland living at a more accessible price point, Cedar Hills delivers similar lifestyle benefits without the ultra-premium pricing. Salisbury Real Estate helps buyers compare Cedar Hills to Highland and Pleasant Grove to find the best fit.
Cedar Hills at a Glance
- Small-town community (population ~10,000)
- Top-rated Alpine School District
- Cedar Hills Golf Club community
- Mountain views throughout the city
- 15 min to Lehi/Silicon Slopes
- Lower density than neighboring cities
- Strong community events and involvement
What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know
For Buyers
Cedar Hills inventory is extremely limited — the city is essentially built out, so resales dominate the market. Patience is essential; desirable homes may take weeks or months to appear.
When good homes list, they move quickly. Be pre-approved and ready to act when the right property appears.
Watch out for: Older homes that may need updates, limited commercial amenities (you'll drive to American Fork or Pleasant Grove for shopping), and the small-town trade-off of less anonymity. Salisbury Real Estate monitors Cedar Hills inventory daily and alerts buyers when homes match their criteria.
For Sellers
Cedar Hills sellers benefit from scarcity — limited inventory means your home has built-in demand. Target buyers seeking the small-town lifestyle who've been priced out of Highland.
Position your home around community values, school quality, and the quiet lifestyle that Cedar Hills offers.
Salisbury Real Estate's strategy: Emphasize the "best of both worlds" — Highland-adjacent living at a more accessible price point, with the same schools and similar lifestyle.
Areas to Know in Cedar Hills
Cedar Hills is small enough that neighborhood distinctions are subtle, but location still matters. Salisbury Real Estate helps clients understand the differences:
Golf Course Area
Homes adjacent to Cedar Hills Golf Club. Premium location with views and course access. Highest prices in the city.
PremiumNorth Cedar Hills
Closer to Highland border with larger lots. Quieter streets and mountain proximity. Popular with families seeking space.
Larger LotsCentral Cedar Hills
Near community center and parks. Most walkable area with easy access to amenities. Good balance of price and location.
CentralSouth Cedar Hills
Closer to Pleasant Grove with easier freeway access. Slightly more affordable entry point to Cedar Hills.
ValueCedar Hills Real Estate FAQ
What is the average home price in Cedar Hills, Utah?
The median home price in Cedar Hills is approximately $685,000 — higher than Utah County average but more accessible than neighboring Highland ($825K). Prices range from $550,000 to $900,000+ depending on location and lot size. Salisbury Real Estate tracks Cedar Hills pricing weekly — call (801) 245-0511.
Is Cedar Hills a good place to buy a home?
Cedar Hills offers excellent value for buyers seeking small-town community feel, top Alpine School District schools, and Highland-adjacent living without Highland pricing. Best for families who prioritize community involvement and quiet neighborhoods. Salisbury Real Estate helps buyers compare Cedar Hills to Highland and Pleasant Grove.
How long does it take to commute from Cedar Hills?
To Lehi/Silicon Slopes: 15-20 minutes. To downtown Salt Lake City: 35-45 minutes via I-15. Cedar Hills offers good central Utah County positioning for commuters heading north or south.
What are the best neighborhoods in Cedar Hills?
The Golf Course area commands premium prices with views and course access. North Cedar Hills offers larger lots near the Highland border. Central Cedar Hills provides walkability near the community center. South Cedar Hills offers the best value with easier freeway access. Salisbury Real Estate helps clients match priorities to Cedar Hills neighborhoods.
Does Cedar Hills have good schools?
Yes — Cedar Hills is served by Alpine School District, consistently rated among Utah's best. Local schools include Deerfield Elementary and students attend Lone Peak High School, one of the top high schools in the state. Salisbury Real Estate verifies school boundaries for every Cedar Hills property.
Explore Cedar Hills with Salisbury Real Estate
Whether you're buying, selling, or curious about this small-town gem — we know Cedar Hills and can help you make a confident move.