Rewarded with some of the most beautiful scenery in the Salt Lake Valley, home buyers in Draper are aware that the view isn’t the only good thing about this city. Straddling two counties makes Draper ideally located for travel to and from, making it easier than ever to commute, see the sites and get around.

Perfectly located between Utah County and Salt Lake County, the city of Eagle Mountain is a fine hub for getting around for work, school and play. Eagle Mountain is a family-friendly community with low crime, fine schools and amazing access to outdoor recreation. When it comes to living on the Wasatch Front, Eagle Mountain tops many home buyers’ lists.

Tucked between the majestic Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake is Layton, a progressive city with plenty to offer residents who choose to call it home. It’s the largest city in Davis County and its central location means that residents can access a range of activities and attractions in between work and education.

With a population of around 21,000 residents, Eagle Mountain is a newer city that only incorporated in 1996. Rapid growth propelled this community from a town to a city in 2000 and it continues to welcome new residents at one of the fastest paces in the state.

At the heart of the urban corridor that runs parallel to the Wasatch Mountain Range lies Salt Lake City, named for the large inland sea to the west. This state capital’s nickname is the “Crossroads of the West,” because of its central location, main thoroughfares and economic prominence in the region.

Just 13 miles south of Salt Lake City, Sandy has always been a prime location for settlement. Nestled at the base of the magnificent Wasatch Mountains, Sandy is the perfect location for those seeking to buy a home in a beautiful suburban city in the Salt Lake Valley.