Millcreek Common
The city's gathering place, with a skate loop that becomes an ice ribbon in winter, a climbing wall, a splash pad, a public market and seasonal events.
Millcreek, Utah · Coming soon
The Residences at Millcreek
23 new condos in Millcreek, Utah, a short walk from Millcreek Common, for buyers who plan to live in their home.
- 23condo homes
- 2 bed2 bath, every home
- 980–1,090approx. sq ft
- Garageparking level
About the homes
Simple, modern homes on Villa Vista Avenue
The Residences at Millcreek is a new four-story condominium building with 23 homes for owner-occupants, built over one level of garage parking. The exterior design uses brick, metal panel and standing-seam metal.
All 23 homes have two bedrooms and two baths, in several layouts of approximately 980–1,090 square feet. A preliminary floor plan is below.
Architecture by Russell Platt Architecture
- Garage parking
Covered parking on the ground level - Private decks
Outdoor space for each home - Clubroom
Lounge with seating and a fireplace - Fitness room
On-site, for residents - Shared deck and hot tub
Common outdoor space - Resident storage
Extra storage on site
Location and neighborhood
Close to the center of Millcreek
1285 E Villa Vista Ave, Millcreek, UT 84106. The building is between Sugar House and Millcreek's new city center, with the Wasatch Range to the east.
Millcreek City Hall
On Chambers Avenue next to the Common, with places to eat on the ground floor.
Highland Drive
A main corridor nearby for shops, restaurants and services.
Sugar House Park
One of the valley's best-known parks, with walking paths, open lawns and a pond.
Sugar House
A neighborhood business district with dining, shopping and entertainment.
Millcreek Canyon
Trails, picnic areas and mountain views up the canyon road.
Distances are approximate straight-line estimates.
Who it's for
Homes for first-time buyers who plan to live here
These homes are meant for first-time homebuyers who will live in the home themselves. We expect buyers to need to meet income and program requirements. Full details are coming soon. Here's what we can share now:
First-time homebuyers
The homes are intended for first-time buyers who qualify through Utah Housing Corporation financing programs. In general, that means you haven't owned a primary home in the last three years. Some exceptions apply.
Owner-occupied
Buyers must live in the home as their primary residence. The homes will carry a recorded deed restriction that limits renting and resale for a set period.
Income-qualified
Household income limits are expected to apply. Limits are set by the program and may depend on household size.
Possible buyer assistance
Eligible buyers may qualify for state down-payment or closing-cost assistance for newly built homes. That assistance is typically repayable when the home is sold or refinanced. A participating lender confirms eligibility.
Details coming soon. Eligibility rules, pricing and the application process aren't final yet. Join the interest list and we'll let you know when they are. Joining the list doesn't guarantee eligibility or a home, and it isn't an application.
Timeline
Where things stand
- Planning and design
Architectural and engineering plans are drawn.
- Interest list open
Sign up now to hear about updates first.
- Construction
Groundbreaking targeted for early 2027.
- Pricing, eligibility and sales
Details will go to the interest list first.
Interest list
Join the interest list
Tell us a little about yourself. We'll send updates on pricing, eligibility, floor plans and timing as they're confirmed.
We'll only use your information to contact you about The Residences at Millcreek. Signing up isn't an application and doesn't reserve a home. See our privacy policy.
Thank you, you're on the list.
We'll be in touch as pricing, eligibility and timing are confirmed. In the meantime, stop by Millcreek Common to get to know the neighborhood.