About Iron County, UT

Continuing the series of subdivisions in the Cedar City area, the natural progression from North Ridge is to continue to Cross Hollow Hills. Cross Hollow Hills abuts to the south side of North Ridge. It is South and West of Cedar City, it is also in the County. It is an older subdivision, by that I mean that it has filled in a lot more than North Ridge, it is about 11 years old, so it is not an old subdivision.

Like North Ridge, it is on larger lots, lot size beginning at 1.75 acres and up to a little over 3 acres. Unlike North Ridge, there are animal rights in Cross Hollow Hills, which allows you to have horses. It is like North Ridge in that it is a high end subdivision, meaning larger homes. It also has lots that offer views of both the West Cedar Valley and Views to the Mountains East of Cedar City.

The entrance sign.

Some of the homes at Cross Hollow Hills.

More homes in Cross Hollow Hills, plus the View to the South East. (Mostly East)

Views of the Cedar Valley to the West.

My next installment of my series of Cedar City area subdivisions is North Ridge. It is located in the county, just outside Cedar City limits, but near enough to still be a good option. It is a new subdivision, which means that there are still several choice lots to build on. It is located on the west side of the mountain.

This is a higher end subdivision, it has large lots, many of which offer great views of the Cedar Valley. As I mentioned most homes are upscale and the lots are all 2 acres or larger.

North Ridge Sign Post.

A North Ridge Home.

Another North Ridge Home.

Views from a North Ridge lot.

This is a great new subdivision with many possibilities, the large lots, which as you can see many have Juniper or Pinion Pine trees on them, insure privacy and plenty of room!

Darcy and I thought that it would be a good idea to highlight some of the subdivisions that we work in. We are starting with those subdivisions in and around Cedar City. We will work into the other cities and towns. This is an evolving idea, I hope that you like it!

The first subdivision that we are highlighting is Spring Creek. It is actually in the county just outside of Cedar City limits. This is an older subdivision and is a mix of "stick built" and manufactured homes. This subdivision has large 1 acre lots which makes them great for horses or small "gentleman's" ranches, here are a few photos:

The sign at the entrance

House in Spring Creek.

Horse barn in Spring Creek Subdivision

We took this photograph in Wayne County, near Loa, Utah. I thought of the great Beatle Classic when we took this photograph:

"The Long and winding road

that leads to your door

will never disappear

I've seen that road before

I always leads me here

Lead me to your door."

I found this photo in my files. I remember when we took it I thought who would put a fence out here in the middle of nowhere. Hence the the title. It is west of Cedar City. I can't remember when we took the photo, but it is beautiful, albeit quiet and lonely valley!