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The Views at Hurricane Cliffs

How buying a homesite at The Views at Hurricane Cliffs works

Thirty custom homesites next to Copper Rock Golf Course in Hurricane, Utah. Here is how the lot and the home come together.

By Riley Richardson, Owner · 2 min read

Aerial view of the terraced homesites at The Views, below the Hurricane Cliffs
The Views at Hurricane Cliffs logoThe Views at Hurricane CliffsHurricane, Utah. See the community page.

The Views at Hurricane Cliffs is not a neighborhood of finished homes. It is thirty custom homesites, and each one is waiting for a home designed just for it.

If you have never bought land first and built second, here is how it works.

What you are buying

A homesite at The Views is a building lot from 0.36 to 0.93 acres.

The homesites step up the hillside on stone walled terraces, so each home keeps a long, open view. The community sits at the base of the Hurricane Cliffs, next to Copper Rock Golf Course.

Aerial view of the stepped homesites and cul de sacs at The Views with Copper Rock Golf Course beyond

Homesites stepped up the hillside, with Copper Rock Golf Course next door.

Step one: choose your homesite

The lots are not all alike. Some sit on the lower terrace with open views across the valley. Some sit on the upper terrace, close to the cliff wall, with sightlines toward the golf course.

Think about what you want to see from the great room and the back patio. Then think about what you want on the lot. These homesites have room for the home, a pool, a toy, boat or RV garage and outdoor living.

Availability changes often, so ask us for the full lot map.

Step two: plan with your builder

Richardson Brothers Custom Homes can build your home here, so you can plan the home and the lot together with one team.

We have built custom homes in Southern Utah since 1993, including homes next door at Copper Rock.

A level building pad at The Views held by a stone retaining wall, with the golf course in the distance

A graded pad and stone retaining wall at The Views.

Step three: design the home for the lot

This is where buying the land first pays off. At The Views, every home is designed for its homesite and oriented for its view.

With Richardson Brothers, the team that walks the lot with you plans the home around it and builds it. You can read how that goes on our process page.

What is nearby

  • Copper Rock Golf Course, home of the Epson Tour’s Copper Rock Championship, is next door
  • Sand Hollow Reservoir is about seven miles away
  • Zion National Park is about 30 miles east
  • St. George is about 20 miles west

The Hurricane Cliffs glowing orange at golden hour above a street at The Views

Golden hour on the cliff wall above the community.

How long until you move in

Plan on the same timeline as any custom home. From the first meeting to move in, most of our clients should plan on a year and a half to two years.

Where to start

Start with the lot map. See The Views at Hurricane Cliffs for photos of the site and a closer look at four of the homesites, then reach out for current availability.

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Start a conversation

See the lot map and what is available.

Availability changes often. Reach out for the full lot map, and to talk about the home you want to build on it.

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