Daybreak 55+ Village
Daybreak’s newest neighborhood
The Daybreak 55+ Village is a purpose-built active-adult community within Daybreak — single-level homes, HOA-maintained landscaping, built-in social community, and walkable proximity to Oquirrh Lake and SoDa Row. One of the only built-from-scratch 55+ communities in Utah. If you want Daybreak amenities in a community designed specifically for active adults, this is the answer.
Daybreak 55+ Village location
The Daybreak 55+ Village sits within the Garden Park section of Daybreak. Walkable trails connect to Oquirrh Lake, SoDa Row, Founders Park, and the broader Daybreak amenities. Quiet streets, mature landscape.
Home types and pricing
The 55+ Village is exclusively single-level patio homes — designed for active adults wanting low-maintenance one-story living. Homes typically 1,500-2,800 sq ft. Pricing $475K-$725K. Q1 2026 saw active inventory with steady absorption.
Active-adult amenities
In addition to all standard Daybreak amenities, the 55+ Village offers an active social calendar, community events, exercise programming, and dedicated common areas. HOA-maintained landscaping means no exterior yard work.
Who the 55+ Village fits best
Active retirees and pre-retirees (typically 55-75 age range) who want single-level living, low-maintenance landscape, social community, and proximity to Salt Lake County amenities. Many residents move here from larger family homes in nearby Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, or Holladay.
Daybreak 55+ Village pros and cons
Pros: Single-level homes (no stairs), HOA-maintained landscape, built-in social community, walkable to Daybreak amenities, purpose-designed for active adults. Cons: Age-restricted (one resident 55+), limited inventory turns slowly, higher HOA fees due to amenity inclusion.
Looking for a home in this village?
Call 801-999-8005 for a 55+ Village tour. We coordinate active-adult transactions regularly. See also our broader senior homeowner guide: South Jordan Homeowner Options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can buy in the Daybreak 55+ Village?
At least one resident must be 55+. The community is age-restricted under federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) rules. Households can include younger spouses; minor children generally can’t live there.
How are 55+ Village HOA fees different?
Higher than standard Daybreak — typically $250-$400/month — because they cover exterior landscape maintenance, social programming, and additional common-area upkeep.
How does the Daybreak 55+ compare to Suncrest 55+?
Daybreak 55+ is at valley elevation (4,400 feet) with full master-planned community amenities. Suncrest 55+ is at higher elevation (6,400 feet) with mountain views. Both have HOA-maintained landscape and active-adult focus. Different lifestyle priorities.
Can I rent out a 55+ Village home?
Rental rules are restrictive. Most 55+ communities require the renter to also meet age requirements. Verify specific rules with the Daybreak HOA before buying with rental intent.
