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Lindon Real Estate

Small-City Charm in Utah County's Most Central Location

$580K Median Price
45 Avg Days on Market
+4.1% YoY Growth
12K Population

Why Lindon?

The Best-Kept Secret in Utah County

Lindon is the quiet achiever of Utah County — a small city of 12,000 that most people drive through without realizing what they're missing. Positioned perfectly between Pleasant Grove and Orem, Lindon offers unbeatable centrality with a distinctly small-town atmosphere.

The city's compact size means you're never more than 5 minutes from I-15, yet neighborhoods feel peaceful and residential. Lindon has attracted families who want top-rated schools, reasonable lot sizes, and quick access to everything — without the bustle of larger neighboring cities.

For commuters, Lindon is ideal: 10 minutes to Lehi's tech corridor, 15 minutes to Provo, 35-40 minutes to Salt Lake. You get genuine small-city benefits — lower traffic, community feel, easier parking — while being central to everywhere you need to be.

Lindon at a Glance

  • Central location — 10 min to Lehi, 15 to Provo
  • Small-city feel (population ~12,000)
  • Top-rated Alpine School District
  • Quick I-15 access from anywhere
  • Lower traffic than neighboring cities
  • Mix of established & newer neighborhoods
  • Competitive pricing vs. Pleasant Grove

2026 Market Reality

What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know

For Buyers

Lindon offers solid value — typically priced between Pleasant Grove and Orem, with perhaps a slight premium for the smaller-city atmosphere. Inventory is limited simply because Lindon is small; expect fewer options but quality neighborhoods throughout.

The $500K-$650K range offers good selection in established neighborhoods. Above $700K, you're looking at newer builds, larger lots, or east-bench locations with better views.

Watch out for: Limited inventory can mean waiting for the right property. State Street commercial corridor can impact some properties. Some older neighborhoods near Geneva Road have dated infrastructure.

For Sellers

Lindon sellers benefit from low inventory — when you list, you're often one of few options in the city. Buyers specifically seeking Lindon's small-city character are motivated and often move quickly.

Emphasize the location advantages: central to everywhere, quick commutes in every direction, lower-stress daily life compared to larger cities. These are compelling selling points.

Our strategy: Target buyers prioritizing commute time and small-city living over specific amenities. Market to relocating tech workers who want the Silicon Slopes access without Lehi's density or Eagle Mountain's distance.

Neighborhoods

Areas to Know in Lindon

Lindon Hollow

Newer development with modern floor plans and good-sized lots. Family-friendly with parks and walking paths. Popular with young professionals and growing families.

Newer Development

Lindon View

East-bench neighborhood with valley and mountain views. Larger lots and more established homes. Premium location commands premium pricing.

Views

Pioneer Park Area

Central Lindon near the community park. Established 1980s-90s homes with mature landscaping. Good starter home territory with solid bones.

Established

West Lindon

Closer to I-15 with easier freeway access. Mix of townhomes and single-family. More affordable entry point to Lindon living.

Value

Lindon Real Estate FAQ

The median home price in Lindon is approximately $580,000. Entry-level homes and townhomes start around $425K, while larger homes on the east bench or in newer developments can reach $800K+.

Yes — Lindon is excellent for buyers who value central location, small-city atmosphere, and top-rated schools. The compact size means less traffic and a stronger sense of community than larger neighboring cities, while location provides quick access to employment centers in all directions.

Lindon's central location offers excellent commute times: 10 minutes to Lehi/Silicon Slopes, 15 minutes to Provo/BYU, 35-40 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City via I-15. This centrality is one of Lindon's biggest advantages.

Lindon is served by the Alpine School District, one of Utah's highest-rated districts. Students attend various schools depending on neighborhood, including Lindon Elementary, Oak Canyon Junior High, and several high school options.

Lindon offers a smaller, quieter alternative to both. Pleasant Grove has more historic character and is slightly more affordable; Orem has more amenities but more traffic. Lindon splits the difference with excellent location, smaller-city feel, and pricing between the two.

Ready to Explore Lindon?

Whether you're buying, selling, or curious about this hidden gem — let's talk about what Lindon offers.

Call (801) 245-0511