Cedar Reserve, Cedar City, UT 84721
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
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Cedar Reserve by Mark Wilcock/Wade Wilcock
Cedar City, UT 84721

  • 2-3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 1,284-1,650 sqft

$268,800 - $305,800

Est. Mortgage $1,579/mo*
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$268,800 - $305,800

Est. Mortgage $1,579/mo*
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2-3 Beds
3 Baths
1,284-1,650 sqft

Local Information

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All New Homes in Cedar Reserve

Quick Move-in Homes (5)

All (5)
2 bd (1)
3 bd (4)
3199 W 1625 N #20
2bd
2.5ba
1,284 sqft
$268,800
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3182 W 1625 N #13
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$301,800
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3182 W 1625 N #12
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$301,800
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3182 W 1625 N #11
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$305,800
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3182 W 1625 N #16
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$305,800
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Quick Move-In Homes provided by Wilcock Real Estate,ICBOR

Buildable Plans (3)

All (3)
2 bd (1)
3 bd (2)
2 bed Unit Plan
2bd
2.5ba
1,284 sqft
$268,800+
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3 bed middle unit Plan
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$301,800+
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3 bed end unit Plan
3bd
2.5ba
1,650 sqft
$305,800+
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Buildable Plans provided by Mark Wilcock/Wade Wilcock

Community Description

Cedar Reserve Townhomes is Cedar Cities newest townhome community. Offering 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom townhomes. Located in a quiet part of town, and just a few minute drive to SUU, downtown, and everything else. Open floorplans with quartz counters, LVP flooring, soft close cabinets, 9 ft ceilings on main floor, loft/bonus room upstairs, fully fenced backyard, and much more. Owner/Agent
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Community Details

Community Features

Community Amenities
TennisPlayground

Office Hours

Sales Office
1625 N Lund Highway
Cedar City, UT 84721
(435) 990-7417

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What Locals Say about Cedar City

At least 197 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 86 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 86 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 84 % Say parking is easy

  • 84 % Say car is needed

  • 77 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 71 % Say kids play outside

  • 69 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 68 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 60 % Say it's quiet

  • 48 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 47 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 45 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 44 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 44 % Say there's wildlife

  • 41 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 29 % Say there are community events

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  • Tc5h69yxjp
    "Haven’t had one yet! Just move in to the area! But we hope to see more community events around here! "
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  • Q2wg96kbf4
    "Mesa Hills is wonderful . Great views. Quiet and safe. We enjoy the weather and we are close to town and the campus without the traffic."
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  • Smorrfish
    "I’ve lived here for two years and have found neighbors friendly and helpful. It is quiet and slow paced "
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  • Elora Hyer
    "I work from home so I don’t have to commute but cedar is a small but growing town you can get anywhere in 15 minutes."
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  • Anthony Thompson Jeffs
    "In this HOA you can only have 2 dogs or 1 dog and 1 cat. Also seems like everybody takes care of their dogs and all are well mannered. "
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  • Sabrina Avery
    "This is a college town but more families live in this neighborhood. It is a friendly place to live for the most part. Not much crime and everything is close. Lots of walking trails and close to the mountains and close to southern Utah university. Grocery store is also walking distance. "
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  • Mildredmbar
    "I drive my own vehicle, but I know there is a public transport service not to far away. I have never tried it. There is also a taxi service near by too. "
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  • Jim F.
    "We have been here for 6 years. Mostly a senior area in our tract. Good people, nice area. Close to shopping and theater."
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  • Jonathan M.
    "This city is terrible for dogs. Very few people will allow them. Including cats. If you have an emotional support animal they still take there time getting you the paperwork and question everything about it. "
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  • Thayne H.
    "I don't have a dog so I can't comment too much but I do know that most rental places in the area do not allow dogs."
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  • Raven S.
    "Finding a pet-friendly rental is extremely difficult. They go by really fast. Most places are willing to accepts personal with extra payments. "
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  • Ana M.
    "There aren’t a lot of pet friendly options for living, especially if you’re a college student on a low budget."
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  • DP
    "There are many dog owners in the neighborhood so I don't feel too worries if my dog barks occasionally."
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  • J.brommer
    "Three separate playground equipment areas in the school provide wonderful summer time activities for young kids. Huge field for baseball or other sports and games. "
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  • Whitney G.
    "People are always walking dogs, good chance to make friends. Owners are very good about picking up their dog's droppings. "
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  • Marybeth Gibbs
    "My husband my self and are 7 children move to cedar city a year ago from veyo,ut we the th fact that its country in the city really it's a great place to raise children they can play in the back streets ride their bikes and not really have to worry everyone in my neighborhood looks out for one a nother we love it here!"
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  • Torri S.
    "Many residential streets do not have street lights. However, it is a very safe town with very kind people. "
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  • Qualadee H.
    "my friends live here for over a year. and I live just 20 miles south on the i15 highway. so I'm a little closer to nature. but I have to come into cedar to shop for food and clothing."
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  • Ambrosiarayn
    "My neighborhood is pretty quiet. It isn’t super popular so there isn’t really special about the neighborhood. The town itself is really nice & unique. "
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  • Ashlyntjudd
    "There are plenty of options for grocery shopping. Good elementary schools. There is a strong sense of community."
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  • Torri S.
    "it's a college town, there are many students living in the houses around the university. It is a great retirement town and very kid friendly, there are many high schools and family owned preschools/daycares. "
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  • mk1234
    "live in the last subdivision at the base of the mountains it's beautiful out here people are awesome"
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  • Darkmatt1
    "Able to bike almost anywhere just wish they completed the bike path circling cedar city. Not really any traffic it’s a small city but a big town."
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  • Michelle S.
    "Great hard working friendly folks in this neighborhood. Everyone takes pride in their homes and it shows....renters and owners alike. "
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  • Natalie
    "It's a combination of restired, young and middle aged families from all different walks of life. We hold a yearly Pie Night in the fall, Easter Egg Hunt in the spring and Halloween potluck. It great. "
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  • Hbarlow71
    "just moved here 1 month ago friendly people and great atmosphere, can't wait to get grass around our house it will be that much better, we are kinda in the sticks but only ten minutes from Panda express and Wal-Mart "
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  • Andrew W.
    "I lived in cedar in close vicinity to Smiths for about a year.great little town. Nice neighbors. Shopping close by. Quite. All in all a well worth place to live and raise kids. Traffic normally isn’t to crazy and the schools are good. "
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Cedar Reserve is a new community in Cedar City, UT by Mark Wilcock/Wade Wilcock. This new construction community offers 2-3 bed, 3 bath homes ranging from 1,284-1,650 sqft. There are 3 plan types available at Cedar Reserve.