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Suburban living in West Valley City
Hunter is a suburban community in West Valley City, about 13 miles west of Salt Lake City. “Housing in West Valley City is priced lower than most cities in Salt Lake County,” says Michael Wolters, a Realtor with Keller Williams - Salt Lake City and over 20 years of experience. Compared to Salt Lake City, subdivisions in Hunter are typically more residential; doors here open up to traditional grass lawns as opposed to city streets. The area is dotted with neighborhood parks, including the 77-acre Centennial Park, and is conveniently located near shopping and dining centers along Utah State Route 85. Hunter also receives a low CAP Index Crime Score of 3, compared to the national average of 4.
An aerial view of Hunter shows off the neighborhood as well as the Oquirrh Mountains.
Homes in Hunter have gorgeous views of the Oquirrh Mountains.
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Hunting for homes in Hunter
Wolters says the average home price in West Valley City is about $466,000, considerably lower than the county average of $687,000; homes in Hunter typically range between $400,000 and $650,000. Neighborhood streets are sidewalk-lined and feature well-kept front lawns and attached garages with the occasional tree or garden. Single-story and split-level ramblers are the most common home styles in Hunter. A typical, late-20th-century rambler with three to five bedrooms goes for about $430,000, while a 2000s version starts closer to $500,000.
New homes create a fresh neighborhood vibe in Hunter.
Hunter has many ranch style homes.
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Granite District schools with extracurricular programs
Local kids can attend Granite District schools, which receive a B-minus overall from Niche. Orchard Elementary, rated C, partners with the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program to offer a dance class; the school also features a family engagement center where parents can enroll in classes. Hunter Junior High receives a C and offers several afterschool activities for students, like homework club, Minecraft and intramural sports. Hunter High earns a C-plus and offers concurrent enrollment courses, where students can earn college credit at local colleges like Salt Lake Community College, Utah State University and the University of Utah.
Hunter High School’s dark blue lettering stands out against its off white exterior walls.
Hunter Elementary School serves approximately 500 students.
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Centennial Park is the neighborhood’s go-to spot for recreation
The 77-acre Centennial Park is located on the eastern side of Hunter, off Utah State Route 172, and features indoor and outdoor amenities, including basketball courts, multi-use fields and baseball/softball diamonds. Centennial Park also offers a fitness center, swimming complex and the RC Rock Crawler Park, where RC car enthusiasts can navigate their cars over rugged terrain. Golfers hit the links at the 18-hole Stonebridge Golf Club about 4 miles north of Centennial Park; the club offers a challenging course with water obstacles and striking views of the Wasatch Mountains. Locals are also within about 30 miles of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, where visitors can hike, rock climb and camp.
Locals play basketball at Field of Dreams in Hunter.
Centennial Park in Hunter is a popular venue for local sports teams.
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Shopping along Utah State Road 85
Several shopping centers and big-box retailers line Utah State Road 85, including Walmart, across the street from Centennial Park. Further north on 85, locals can grab groceries at WinCo Foods, and nearby, there are national chain eateries like Cafe Rio and Black Bear Diner, and department stores like Target and Marshalls. La Casa Del Tamal is also nearby, a family-owned restaurant serving craft cocktails and authentic Mexican cuisine, touted as the “Best Tamales in Utah.” From June to October, residents can shop for locally sourced produce and goods at the Valley Farmers Market, open Thursdays at Centennial Park. Additionally, about 4 miles east on Utah State Route 171, “West Valley City has the revitalized Valley Fair Mall for all your shopping needs,” says Wolters.
Hunter residents are close to many conveniences like Walmart.
Hunter residents enjoy close proximity to retail stores.
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The annual Westfest and local event venues
Westfest is held every June in Centennial Park; the beloved festival has been a city staple for more than 40 years and is a celebration of West Valley City that features a parade, carnival and talent show from city residents. About 5 miles east following Utah State Route 171, the Redwood Drive-In Theatre has been a local fixture since 1958. “It’s one of the few remaining [drive-ins],” says Wolters. “It’s a major centerpiece for family night!” Nearby, the Maverik Center offers a packed schedule of events, including concerts and home games from the ECHL’s Utah Grizzlies and the NBA G-League’s Salt Lake City Stars.
A vendor at Hunter Farmer’s Market greets locals with a smile.
The Farmer’s Market at Centennial Park in Hunter runs Thursday nights from June to October.
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Getting around Hunter and Salt Lake County
Utah State Route 85 runs through the middle of Hunter, so most residents are within 4 miles of freeway access on either side. From 85, residents can get access to Interstates 215 and 15 toward Salt Lake City, which is about 10 miles away and takes between 15 and 30 minutes during rush hour. Utah Transit Authority buses and TRAX, a light rail system, service Salt Lake County, while Frontrunner, a commuter rail system, provides transportation north to Ogden and south to Provo. Public transportation to Salt Lake City from Hunter can take an hour or more, so most commuters drive to save time. CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital - Jordan Valley West is located on Utah State Route 171, which runs east to west through Hunter and is easily accessible from anywhere in the neighborhood. Salt Lake City International Airport is 8 miles north.
Highway 85 runs through the neighborhood of Hunter.
An aerial view shows 5600 West which runs through Hunter.
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I really like this place. Your'e not in the main city, you're just outside. There's plenty of things to do and not too far away. If you're an outdoorsy person it's perfect. For myself, I like the quiet, still child-friendly atmosphere. I personally live in a cute little neighborhood that has a park very close by. I see kids a lot, but there's not a lot of noise when it gets dark. There's easy access to malls and movies and the easy, lazy things I want.
3.0Current Resident
11/21/2024Niche Review
Living in WVC is like living in a typical small town. You know most of everyone. Especially when youre in high school whether you're in different schools everyone knows each other. The shops are standard and we have the Valley Mall. It has an appropriate amount of shops and is very useful. The people are quiet, some a little mean. It just depends on what you are in I guess. My area is pretty okay, the people are nice
3.0Niche User
5/13/2014Niche Review
The winters have a lot of snow, the summers are hot, but this is home!
5.0Current Resident
12/5/2024Niche Review
I have lived in West Valley my entire life and I honestly really love the community. There have been so many opportunities for me, especially within the education aspects of the city.
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Hunter Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hunter, West Valley City sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Hunter, West Valley City over the last 12 months is $450,490, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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