Downtown St. George
Downtown St. George is the most walkable part of the city. From many homes you can walk to grocery stores, restaurants, the farmers market and more. Homes here are often older or historic, with charm you won't find in a newer subdivision, and many sit on large lots.
Why buy a home downtown?
Two kinds of buyers come downtown. Some want character: older and historic homes with unique features and charm. Others are investors looking for homes that need updating. Both like the large lots.
What can you walk to?
Grocery stores, restaurants, bars, the farmers market and more. It's one of the few parts of St. George where you can leave the car parked.
Buying an older home downtown: what to know
Older homes are where a good team matters most. Hire a very good inspector, and work with an agent who has bought and sold older homes before. They'll know what to look for with things like roofs, plumbing, electrical and foundations, and which issues are normal for the age of the home and which aren't.
Buying or selling downtown with Christina
I love downtown St. George, and I've helped people both buy and sell here. If you're selling, a home's character and walkability are its selling points, and they should be front and center in the marketing.
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FAQ
Is downtown St. George walkable?
Yes. Downtown is walkable to grocery stores, restaurants, bars, the farmers market and more.
Are there historic homes in downtown St. George?
Yes. Downtown has more older and historic homes than other parts of the city, many on large lots.
What should I know before buying an older home downtown?
Use a very good inspector and an agent experienced with older homes.
Buying or selling in Downtown St. George?
I can send recent sales, current listings, or a home value for your property.