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Unique property in Santa Clara. Beautiful all brick home, 2x6 construction, cherry wood floors...
Nestled on a premier lot in Cottonwood Creek subdivision. This incredible home was built with...
Amazing home in the Vineyards!Stunning upgrades!Great Views!Plantation shutters;gourmet kitchen;Thermador...
Marvelous home on acre in beautiful Country Lane. This home is one of a kind and has high-end...
Stunning home in the Vineyards. Situated on large .50 acre. Custom upgrades throughout! Backyard...
As comfortable to live in as is beautiful to look at. The perfect balance between elegance...
Exceptional Indoor/Outdoor living with amazing views of Red Mountain and Western Plateaus....
Splendid style of taste, quality & ambiance. Beautiful architecture nestled in the lower valley...
SLC Parade Home built in Santa Clara. 5464 sq ft. 100% finished w/ 11' ceilings, huge open...
This is a very enchanting FRENCH COUNTRY style home in a VERY desirable SANTA CLARA VALLEY...
About Santa Clara
Santa Clara City is the ideal scene of a hometown community. Carved out of the desert by faithful pioneers and built into the "garden spot" of Washington County, it serves as a respite for both visitors and residents. Tall sycamores line the main street shading humble pioneer structures, brick bungalows, and ranch-style homes.
Santa Clara was named by Spanish explorers in honor of a saint. "Santa means a female saint and "Clara' means a short interval of fair weather. In the spring of 1854, missionaries came and stayed with the Paiute Indians living in the area. Later that year, Jacob Hamblin and company arrived in the valley and worked with the 800-member Paiute tribe, who were already farming along the Santa Clara Creek. Together they built the first irrigation canal, and the first cotton grown in the Utah Territory.
Today you can enjoy their historic tree-lined streets which are only minutes from St George. This historic community was built on banks of the Santa Clara Creek and was the considered the oasis of the area, especially for travelers going to Southern California. Dennis Drake, Mayor of Santa Clara wants the city to continue to be a blossoming town rising in the middle of a desert.
Numerous young families have made Santa Clara Heights their home in the many new neighborhoods overlooking magnificent views of the red rock mountains, black lava fields and Snow Canyon.
The city continues its strong sense of heritage through its landmarks, historical buildings, parks and annual Swiss Days Celebration. This is all a complement to the small (population nearing 6,000), yet diverse, collection of well manicured neighborhoods and beautiful homesites. From the valley where settlement first started, to the heights where subdivisions look across rugged lava to red sandstone mountains, to the cool banks of the Santa Clara River, it is a place where friends, family and neighbors live, work and play together. And it is a place that residents love to call "home."
-Information courtesy of the St George Chamber of Commerce.
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