Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak

The beauty of our new homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak is very important to us. Please check with your HOA manager regarding specific height restrictions to plants, trees, and grass.

While our new homes do not have a specific noise policy for the common areas, we ask that residents of Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak please be considerate of others in the community when hosting get togethers that go late into the evening.

We provide a limited home warranty for each of our new homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak. Please visit our website for a complete description of warranty terms, conditions, exclusions, and limitations.

Residents are responsible for indoor and outdoor pest solutions for new homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak.

Trash and recycling pickup for these new homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak is handled through the city and is not an HOA item.

The new construction homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak, are great for families of all shapes and sizes. Families with kids, in particular, will appreciate the high-performing Wasatch County School District, while everyone can enjoy convenient access to nearby parks and green spaces.

As of 10/25/24, the homeowner's association fees for new homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak cost $231.60 monthly. Please check with the local sales agent for the most up-to-date information.

Closing costs vary for new construction homes in Deep Creek at Jordanelle Ridge - Peak; please consult your title agent at PGP Title for detailed information.

The homeowners' association enforces parking through multiple signs and has designated guest parking areas within the community.

Yes, there are height restrictions to maintain the community's beauty. Please contact the HOA manager for specific guidelines.

There is no specific noise policy, but residents are asked to be considerate when hosting late get-togethers in the community areas.

A limited warranty is provided with each new home. Visit the website for full details on terms, conditions, and limitations.

Residents are responsible for both indoor and outdoor pest control solutions for their homes.

No, trash and recycling services are managed by the city, not by the homeowners' association.

Yes, the community is great for families and is served by the high-performing Wasatch County School District, with convenient access to nearby parks and green spaces.

As of October 25, 2024, HOA fees are $231.60 per month. For the latest rates, please contact the local sales agent.

Families can enjoy nearby parks like Rock Cliff State Park, Trial Lake for outdoor activities, and Yellow Pine Campground for camping and RV stays.

Yes, nearby real estate service providers include Toll Brothers at Jordanelle Ridge, Lennar at Jordanelle Ridge, Wasatch Commons, and Coyote Ridge, making it easy to find professional assistance close by.

Nearby medical services include Impact Medical, ENT Center of Utah - Heber, Eyelid Center of Utah - Heber, Ear Nose and Throat Hearing Center, and House of Hearing for various health needs.