$1,385 - $1,885 per month
The Yard
1 - 3 Beds
1107 W 250 S, American Fork, UT 84003
$1,385 - $1,885 per month
The Yard
1 - 3 Beds
1107 W 250 S, American Fork, UT 84003
$2,695 per month
4816 W Pocosin Ct, Highland, UT 84003
Looking to rent and want to save money? BRAND NEW - NEVER Lived in built by David Weekly. This home has one of the best floorplans in Ridgeview - MUST SEE - YOU WILL LOVE IT! This property also offers so much more than the Crestview Townhouses (Apartments). As a renter you don't have a thing to worry about - HOA makes life easy-landscaping, lawn care, and walkways, snow removal are all handled
Kandee Myers Re/Max Lighthouse
$2,850 per month
10817 N Black Shale Loop, Highland, UT 84003
Home will be ready Feb 1, 2026! This is an End Unit and the Larger Floor Plan in this Development. Must See this home in Person. Huge Open Floorplan! Zero Yard Maintenance! With a fenced-in Yard. This is a Large 4 Bed 3.5 Bath Townhome located in Highland Utah. These townhomes are not available often. And go Quick! Quality Finishes throughout. Close to Alpine and close to American Fork.A
$3,150 per month
10078 N Loblobby Ln, Highland, UT 84003
This brand-new 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home in Highland, Utah offers modern comfort and mountain beauty in one perfect package. Nestled in the scenic Utah County foothills and just steps from Lone Peak High School, the home features a finished basement ideal for a home theater, gym, or guest suite. The light-filled main level showcases a spacious office and open floor plan with stylish flooring and a
Katie Eckman-Jelitto Equity Real Estate (Solid)
Highland, Utah, is a small city with a population of 20,000, situated between Lehi and Alpine. Residents enjoy a quiet, small-town atmosphere while being within a 35-minute drive to Salt Lake City and 30 minutes to Provo. The city is known for its large single-family homes, with properties typically featuring four to five bedrooms, three to four bathrooms, and sizable lots ranging from one-third to one acre. Highland's housing market includes townhomes but is dominated by two-story and rambler-style homes. The community is not highly walkable, so driving is often necessary for errands and school commutes. Highland's only shopping center includes grocery stores like Macey’s and Meiers, along with a dozen franchise businesses and chain restaurants. For more extensive shopping, residents can drive to Lehi in under 10 minutes. Highland features several parks with amenities such as horseshoe pits, sand volleyball, pickleball courts, and baseball diamonds. Highland Glen Park offers a pond for kayaking and paddleboarding, as well as hiking and mountain biking trails. The city is also home to Southern Bell Riding for horse training and boarding, and the Alpine Country Club, which includes a golf course. The annual Highland Fling is a major event celebrating the city's Scottish heritage with a parade, tournaments, and the Highland Games. Residents value the close-knit community feel, preferring the quiet lifestyle while appreciating the proximity to larger cities for additional amenities.