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Vacation Rental Properties for Sale in Cedar Hills, Utah
Cedar Hills sits on the northern bench of Utah County between Pleasant Grove and Alpine, with the Lone Peak ridgeline rising directly behind the city and views west across Utah Lake. It's a quiet, family-heavy bedroom community of roughly 10,000 residents built largely around the Cedar Hills Golf Club, and that character matters when you're evaluating vacation-rental potential: this isn't Moab or Park City. Buyers shopping the MLS here for rental income are usually looking at mid-term furnished rentals, executive housing for Silicon Slopes contractors at Adobe, Ancestry, and the Lehi tech corridor, or seasonal stays tied to American Fork Canyon, Sundance, and the Alpine Loop fifteen minutes up the road.
Short-term nightly rentals are tightly regulated in Cedar Hills, and most HOAs add their own restrictions on top of city code, so the realistic play for most owners is 30-day-plus furnished leasing rather than Airbnb-style turnover. Homes that work best tend to be four-plus bedrooms with mountain-facing decks, walkout basements that can function as separate units, or properties near the golf course on Harvey Boulevard and Cedar Hills Drive. Summers run warm and dry in the 85-95 range, winters bring real snow without the resort-town traffic, and SLC International is about 45 minutes north on I-15. Browse the active listings below to see which Cedar Hills homes currently on the market fit a rental-income strategy.
May 2026 · Cedar Hills market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Cedar Hills right now.
Median sale
$629,000
7 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
8 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
23
active + pending
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Common questions
About vacation rental properties in Cedar Hills.
Does Cedar Hills allow short-term vacation rentals? ▾
Cedar Hills has historically restricted short-term rentals under 30 days in most residential zones, and the city enforces nightly-rental ordinances more strictly than tourist-heavy markets like Park City or St. George. Before writing an offer with STR income in mind, confirm the current ordinance with Cedar Hills City and check the HOA's CC&Rs, since many neighborhoods add their own rental caps.
If nightly rentals are limited, what kind of vacation-rental strategy works in Cedar Hills? ▾
Most owners who rent here run mid-term or 30+ day furnished rentals aimed at traveling nurses at Utah Valley specialists, BYU visiting faculty, LDS missionaries' families, and corporate relocations into Lehi's Silicon Slopes. The numbers tend to pencil out closer to a furnished long-term model than an Airbnb nightly model.
What price range should I plan for in Cedar Hills? ▾
Single-family homes in Cedar Hills typically run from the upper $600,000s into the $1.2M+ range, with larger homes backing the golf course or sitting on the benches above 10000 North pushing higher. Entry into the market is meaningfully above neighboring Pleasant Grove or American Fork.
Which neighborhoods see the most rental demand? ▾
Homes near Cedar Hills Golf Club, the Harvey Boulevard corridor, and the newer benches near Mesquite Way tend to attract longer-term furnished tenants because of views, walkability to the golf course and trails, and quick access to I-15 via the Pleasant Grove or Alpine interchange.
How close is Cedar Hills to ski resorts and other tourist draws? ▾
Sundance is about 25 minutes up Provo Canyon, and Park City is roughly an hour via Heber. Cedar Hills sits at the mouth of American Fork Canyon, so Tibble Fork, Timpanogos Cave, and the Alpine Loop are 15-20 minutes away, which is part of why mid-term renters choose the area in summer and fall.
Are there HOA restrictions I should watch for? ▾
Several Cedar Hills subdivisions, including parts of The Cedars and the Bridgestone area, have HOA language limiting rentals or requiring owner-occupancy for a set period. Always pull the CC&Rs during due diligence rather than relying on the listing remarks, since rental rules change and enforcement varies by board.