Zion Overlook lot in Springdale has the most magnificent panoramic view of Zion Canyon! Enjoy a birds-eye view looking directly into Zion Canyon with the majestic red rocks towering on both sides with the rich, green Virgin River Valley in the foreground. Enjoy the iconic Zion cliffs as they light up to brilliant shades of orange and magenta at sunset! Stargaze into the twinkling dark sky after ni
Zion Overlook lot in Springdale has the most magnificent panoramic view of Zion Canyon! Enjoy a birds-eye view looking directly into Zion Canyon with the majestic red rocks towering on both sides with the rich, green Virgin River Valley in the foreground. Enjoy the iconic Zion cliffs as they light up to brilliant shades of orange and magenta at sunset! Stargaze into the twinkling dark sky after nightfall where the Milky Way shines brightly. This is the ultimate Zion view lot, with stunning 360-degree views of Zion! Perched on a knob overlooking Springdale, this lot offers ultimate privacy! Fiber Optics are available so you can be connected even while you enjoy the best that nature has to offer. We can suggest architects and builders, familiar with the area, who can help you create your dream home.
St. George is a city located in southwestern Utah, on the Utah-Arizona border, known regionally as Utah’s Dixie
St. George is a city located in southwestern Utah, on the Utah-Arizona border, known regionally as Utah’s Dixie (a nickname given to the area for it’s warm southern Utah climate which was historically used to grow cotton by early settlers). The city is nestled in a scenic valley of desert vistas in the northeastern Mojave Desert, adjacent to the majestic Pine Valley Mountains. St. George has seen unprecedented growth and has become well-known for its spectacular scenery, proximity to Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon National Park; a growing arts and cultural flare; year-round golf, recreation, mild climate of over 300 sunny days a year, internationally known events and a major southwestern retirement destination. In the 1990s, the city was dubbed Utah’s Palm Springs as retirees were flocking here. Today, however, St. George is growing into a diverse city of all walks of life, with a current city population of over 80,000 and metropolitan area of nearly 156,000. For locals and visitors alike, from the avid outdoor enthusiast to the more cosmopolitan type, the area offers everything from ’A to Zion’.