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Draper is our next-door neighbor. We've lived just north of it in Sandy for more than 30 years, so we know its trails, commutes and neighborhoods well.
If you're buying in Draper, we can tell you what it's actually like to live on a street, not just what the listing says. If you're selling, we'll give you an honest price based on what's selling near you right now.
It's just the two of us, and you'll work with both of us from the first conversation to closing day. Send us a note below, or call Mike at 801.455.8252 or Heather at 801.633.7367. We're happy to just talk, even if you're a year or two out.
Draper sits at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley, between the Wasatch and the Point of the Mountain. Corner Canyon is the big draw for hikers and mountain bikers, and the city counts more than 100 miles of trails. The TRAX Blue Line ends at Draper Town Center, and the Draper FrontRunner station connects you north to Salt Lake City and south to Utah County. Most of Draper is part of the Canyons School District.
Closest to the Corner Canyon trailheads and home to Corner Canyon High School. If you want to walk out your door and be on a trail, this is the part of Draper to look at.
Up on the ridge, with big views and cooler summers. SunCrest crosses the county line into Utah County, so schools and some services depend on which side a home is on. Winter driving up the hill is worth testing before you buy.
Near Draper City Park, the library and the Draper Town Center TRAX station, with a mix of older homes and newer builds.
Closer to I-15, the FrontRunner station and the Point of the Mountain. A good fit if you commute to Lehi, Utah County or downtown Salt Lake.
Draper covers a lot of ground, from trailside homes on the east bench to newer neighborhoods near I-15, so we like to start with how you actually live. Do you want to be close to the trails, close to FrontRunner, or close to a certain school? From there we'll narrow it down to the streets that fit. School boundaries can change, so we always check the district for a specific address before you write an offer.
We believe in pricing your home right from day one, based on what's actually selling near you, instead of starting high and chasing price reductions. Homes that are priced well from the start tend to get the most attention in the first couple of weeks. Use our home valuation page to find out what your Draper home is worth, or give us a call.
The Salt Lake County part of Draper is in the Canyons School District. Homes on the Utah County side, including part of SunCrest, are served by a different district. Check the district's website for boundaries at a specific address.
Yes. The TRAX Blue Line stops at Kimballs Lane and ends at Draper Town Center, and the Draper FrontRunner station runs north to Salt Lake City and south to Utah County.
Fill out our home valuation form or give us a call. We'll look at recent sales near you and give you an honest number, with no pressure to list.
No. We live in Sandy and help buyers and sellers all over the Salt Lake Valley, including Draper, South Jordan, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Midvale, Herriman and Salt Lake City.
Mike and Heather Carmody, Mike Carmody Real Estate Group, KW South Valley Keller Williams
