Matthew Wolfe
Coldwell Banker Realty
South valley tech corridor with mountain views with mountain views and ski resort access
Draper sits at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley as Utah's sixth-largest city, offering families and professionals an ideal blend of suburban comfort, mountain access, and urban amenities. The city's strategic location provides easy commuting to Salt Lake City while placing residents closer to ski resorts and outdoor recreation.
From the upscale shopping at South Towne Center to the numerous parks, recreation facilities, and top-rated schools, Draper delivers comprehensive family-friendly amenities. The Wasatch Mountains provide a stunning eastern backdrop while Lone Peak dominates the southern horizon with its dramatic granite profile.
Draper's diverse neighborhoods range from established family areas to newer developments, all benefiting from the city's excellent infrastructure, public services, and commitment to parks and recreation. The Rio Tinto Stadium brings professional soccer and entertainment to the community year-round.
Suburban convenience with mountain recreation at your doorstep
Draper's reputation as a family city stems from excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, extensive parks system, and community programs. Recreation centers, youth sports leagues, and family events create an environment where children thrive and families connect.
South Towne Center and Jordan Landing provide major retail, dining, and entertainment options. From big-box retailers to boutique shops and diverse restaurants, Draper offers comprehensive shopping and dining without traveling to downtown Salt Lake.
Draper's southern location means shorter drives to Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon ski resorts. Bell Canyon, Dimple Dell Regional Park, and countless trails provide immediate outdoor recreation access for hiking, biking, and exploring year-round.
Diverse housing options for every family stage
Draper's housing market offers exceptional variety:
Draper's real estate market benefits from strong family demand, excellent schools, and comprehensive city services. The market offers more affordable entry points than neighborhoods further north while maintaining quality and amenities that appeal to homebuyers.
Properties range from $400K starter homes to $1M+ custom estates. The city's size provides diverse price points and neighborhood characters, allowing buyers to find their ideal match. Strong appreciation potential reflects Draper's continued development and desirability among valley homebuyers.
Recreation and entertainment for all ages
Home to Real Salt Lake MLS soccer team, hosting matches, concerts, and community events. The 20,000-seat stadium brings major sports and entertainment to Draper's heart.
This 630-acre natural area features miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The park preserves open space and wildlife habitat while providing accessible outdoor recreation.
Major shopping center featuring department stores, specialty retailers, restaurants, and a movie theater. The mall serves as a retail hub for the south valley communities.
State-of-the-art recreation facility offering ice skating, indoor track, fitness center, and sports courts. The center hosts youth sports, adult leagues, and community programs year-round.
Popular hiking trail leading to a waterfall, offering stunning canyon views and mountain scenery. The challenging hike rewards adventurers with one of the area's most beautiful destinations.
Three TRAX lines converge in Draper, providing public transit connections to downtown Salt Lake, University of Utah, and the airport. The transit access enhances mobility and reduces commute times.