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Daybreak 55+ Village Real Estate Guide
The Daybreak 55+ Village is a purpose-built active-adult community inside Daybreak: single-level homes, HOA-maintained landscaping, a built-in social community, and walkable proximity to Oquirrh Lake and SoDa Row. Here is how it works, what it costs, and who it fits.
Last updated: July 27, 2026
The Daybreak 55+ Village is a purpose-built active-adult community within the larger Daybreak master-planned community in South Jordan. It features single-level homes, HOA-maintained landscaping, a built-in social community, and walkable proximity to Oquirrh Lake and SoDa Row. It is one of the only built-from-scratch 55+ communities in Utah.
To tour the village or check current availability, call 801-999-8005 or reach out here.
Where the 55+ Village sits
The community is positioned within the Garden Park section of Daybreak. Walkable trails connect to Oquirrh Lake, SoDa Row, Founders Park, and the broader Daybreak amenities. The area emphasizes quiet streets and mature landscaping.
Home types and pricing
The 55+ Village offers single-level patio homes designed for active adults who want low-maintenance, one-story living. General specifications:
- Square footage: 1,500 to 2,800 sq ft
- Price range: $475K to $725K
- Inventory status: Q1 2026 showed active inventory with steady absorption
Active-adult amenities
Beyond the standard Daybreak amenities, the 55+ Village provides:
- An active social calendar
- Community events
- Exercise programming
- Dedicated common areas
- HOA-maintained landscaping that removes exterior yard work
Who the 55+ Village fits best
The community is built for active retirees and pre-retirees, typically in the 55 to 75 age range, who want single-level living, a low-maintenance landscape, a social community, and proximity to Salt Lake County amenities. Many residents relocate from larger family homes in nearby Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, or Holladay.
Pros and cons
Pros: Single-level homes with no stairs, an HOA-maintained landscape, a built-in social community, walkable access to Daybreak amenities, and a purpose-built design for active adults.
Cons: Age-restricted, requiring at least one resident 55 or older. Inventory is limited and turns slowly. HOA fees run higher because they include the added amenities and programming.
Buying or selling in this village?
Call 801-999-8005 for a 55+ Village tour, or reach out here. If you are weighing the move from a larger home, our downsizing guide walks through equity, timing, and the capital gains exclusion.
Kris Bowen is a Licensed Utah Broker with LPT Realty, active in Utah real estate since 2003, with more than 1,000 closings, over $880 million in team volume, and 112 five-star Zillow reviews.
Daybreak 55+ Village Real Estate Guide FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Who can buy in the Daybreak 55+ Village?
At least one resident must be 55 or older. The community operates as age-restricted under the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA). Households may include a younger spouse, but minor children generally cannot live there full time. Always confirm the specific rules in the recorded HOA documents before you buy.
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How are 55+ Village HOA fees different?
They run higher than standard Daybreak fees, typically $250 to $400 per month, because they cover exterior landscape maintenance, social programming, and additional common-area upkeep. That fee is what removes the yard work and funds the community events, which is a large part of the appeal.
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How does the Daybreak 55+ Village compare to Suncrest 55+?
Daybreak 55+ sits at valley elevation, around 4,400 feet, with full access to Daybreak's master-planned amenities. Suncrest 55+ sits at higher elevation, around 6,400 feet, with mountain views. Both feature HOA-maintained landscaping and an active-adult orientation, but they serve different lifestyle priorities. If daily errands, healthcare, and freeway access matter most, the valley location is usually the easier fit.
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Can I rent out a 55+ Village home?
Rental rules are restrictive. Most 55+ communities require the renter to also meet the age requirement, and some limit rentals further. If you are buying with any intent to rent, verify the specific rules with the Daybreak HOA before you close, since the recorded documents control.
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What home types does the 55+ Village offer?
The village offers single-level patio homes built for active adults who want low-maintenance, one-story living. Homes generally run from about 1,500 to 2,800 square feet, priced roughly $475,000 to $725,000. Inventory turns slowly in age-restricted communities, so confirm current availability before settling on a floor plan.
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What amenities come with the 55+ Village?
Beyond Daybreak's standard amenities, the 55+ Village adds an active social calendar, community events, exercise programming, dedicated common areas, and HOA-maintained landscaping that removes exterior yard work. Residents also have walkable access to Oquirrh Lake, SoDa Row, Founders Park, and the broader Daybreak community.
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