Some people vacation in St. George. The smart ones figure out how to live here. And honestly? This is the house that makes it work, whether you're moving in for good or looking at the income side of things. The pool is the reason you'll never want to leave. It's a 200k BTU heated saltwater pool, which means it doesn't shut down in October like everyone else's. Steam coming off the water on a January morning, night swims in November, while the rest of the state is scraping windshields, you're floating. The house itself is easy to live in. No carpet anywhere, an open layout that works whether it's a quiet Tuesday or the whole family's in town, and a kitchen that actually thought things through, cabinets all the way to the ceiling, hidden drawers for the pots and pans, and a walk-in pantry big enough to matter. Then there's the casita. Its own private entrance, living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and 3/4 bath. Put your mom in it, work from it, host guests in it, or rent it out and let it help cover the mortgage. Spaces like this don't come up often, and in a town with this much demand, it won't sit empty. And if you've got desert toys, the three-car garage and RV parking have you covered. Side-by-sides, the boat for Sand Hollow, the RV, if it goes fast or floats, there's a spot for it.

Some people vacation in St. George. The smart ones figure out how to live here. And honestly? This is the house that makes it work, whether you're moving in for good or looking at the income side of things. The pool is the reason you'll never want to leave. It's a 200k BTU heated saltwater pool, which means it doesn't shut down in October like everyone else's. Steam coming off the water on a January morning, night swims in November, while the rest of the state is scraping windshields, you're floating. The house itself is easy to live in. No carpet anywhere, an open layout that works whether it's a quiet Tuesday or the whole family's in town, and a kitchen that actually thought things through, cabinets all the way to the ceiling, hidden drawers for the pots and pans, and a walk-in pantry big enough to matter. Then there's the casita. Its own private entrance, living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and 3/4 bath. Put your mom in it, work from it, host guests in it, or rent it out and let it help cover the mortgage. Spaces like this don't come up often, and in a town with this much demand, it won't sit empty. And if you've got desert toys, the three-car garage and RV parking have you covered. Side-by-sides, the boat for Sand Hollow, the RV, if it goes fast or floats, there's a spot for it.