Sandy, Utah Real Estate

We've lived in Sandy for more than 30 years. We raised our two daughters here, our dogs know every trail in Dimple Dell, and we've helped a lot of our neighbors buy and sell along the way.

If you're buying in Sandy, 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.

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Mike and Heather Carmody, Sandy, Utah real estate agents

Living in Sandy

Sandy sits at the southeast corner of the Salt Lake Valley, right up against the Wasatch. Little Cottonwood Canyon starts at the city's east edge, Dimple Dell Regional Park runs through the middle of town, and four TRAX Blue Line stations connect you to downtown Salt Lake City. Sandy is part of the Canyons School District. We wrote a longer, more personal guide to the places we love here: Why We Love Living in Sandy.

Sandy Neighborhoods We Get Asked About

Alta Canyon and East Sandy

Closest to the canyons and home to the Alta Canyon Sports Center. If you ski, it's hard to beat. If you're looking here, drive the street on a snowy Saturday morning, because canyon traffic can back up on powder days.

Willow Creek

Built around Willow Creek Country Club and its golf course, with established streets and mature trees.

Granite

At the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon, Granite is one of the oldest communities in the area. It grew up around the granite quarry that gave it its name.

Central and West Sandy

Closer to State Street, I-15 and the TRAX stations, with quick access to South Towne, Hale Centre Theatre and America First Field, where Real Salt Lake plays.

Buying a Home in Sandy

Every part of Sandy has its own feel, so we like to start with how you actually live. Do you want to be close to the canyons, close to TRAX, 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 Canyons School District website for a specific address before you write an offer. See how we work with buyers.

Selling a Home in Sandy

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. Find out what your Sandy home is worth or see how we sell homes.

Questions About Sandy Real Estate

What school district serves Sandy, Utah?

Sandy is in the Canyons School District, which also serves Draper, Midvale, Cottonwood Heights and Alta. Check the district's website for boundaries at a specific address.

How close is Sandy to the ski resorts?

Little Cottonwood Canyon starts at Sandy's east edge, with Snowbird and Alta up the canyon road. On a typical non-peak day, Snowbird is roughly 20 to 30 minutes from much of Sandy.

How do I find out what my Sandy home is worth?

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.

Do you only work in Sandy?

No. Sandy is home, but we 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