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No HOA Homes for Sale in Hildale, Utah
Hildale sits at the base of the Vermilion Cliffs on Utah's southern border, sharing a town line with Colorado City, Arizona. It's a quiet, high-desert community about 40 minutes east of St. George, and the housing stock here looks nothing like the master-planned subdivisions farther west on I-15. Most parcels are oversized, many run a half-acre to several acres, and the bulk of what sells in town carries no homeowners association at all. For buyers who want room for a shop, an RV, livestock, or a large garden without paying monthly dues or asking permission to paint the trim, Hildale is one of the more practical addresses in Washington County.
The trade-off is rural infrastructure and a small-town pace — Hildale's elevation of roughly 5,000 feet means real winters with occasional snow, summer highs in the 90s rather than triple digits like St. George, and a short drive to Zion National Park's east entrance through Hurricane. Schools fall under Washington County School District, and most shopping, medical, and air travel still happens in St. George or Hurricane. Without an HOA in the picture, buyers should read recorded CC&Rs carefully, confirm water source and road maintenance, and check setback rules with the city before planning additions. Browse the active no-HOA listings below to see what's currently on the market in Hildale.
June 2026 · Hildale market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Hildale right now.
Median sale
$505,000
1 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
211 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
12
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About no hoa homes in Hildale.
Are most homes in Hildale already free of HOA dues? ▾
Yes. Hildale sits in a rural pocket of Washington County right against the Arizona border, and the town's housing stock is mostly older single-family homes on large lots with no homeowners association attached. A small number of newer subdivisions may carry CC&Rs, but the majority of what trades here has no monthly or annual HOA bill.
What does no HOA mean for keeping animals or building outbuildings? ▾
On most Hildale lots without an HOA, you're working with city zoning and Washington County rules rather than association bylaws. That generally means chickens, goats, and horses are workable on appropriately sized parcels, and detached shops, RV pads, or guest casitas are easier to permit than in HOA-governed neighborhoods down in St. George or Washington City.
Will I still have CC&Rs or deed restrictions without an HOA? ▾
Sometimes. A property can be free of an active HOA but still carry recorded CC&Rs from an original plat — those might limit things like minimum home size or commercial use. Always pull the title commitment and read any recorded restrictions before assuming the lot is fully unrestricted.
How does no HOA affect financing and insurance in Hildale? ▾
Lenders don't need to review HOA financials or master insurance policies, which can shorten underwriting. On the insurance side, you carry the full burden for your structures and land — there's no association policy covering shared roads, fences, or common areas, because there typically aren't any.
Are roads and water handled by the city since there's no HOA? ▾
Culinary water in Hildale comes through the Twin City Water Authority, and roads are maintained by the municipality. A few outlying parcels rely on shared private wells or private lanes, so confirm water source, road maintenance agreements, and access easements during due diligence.
What price range should I expect for a no-HOA home in Hildale? ▾
Hildale remains one of the more affordable corners of Washington County, with single-family homes commonly trading well below St. George medians. Larger compounds on multi-acre lots can run higher, but the lack of HOA dues keeps long-term carrying costs low compared to gated communities closer to I-15.