Salt Lake City · Salt Lake County
Bishop Place
by Garbett Homes
- Townhouse
- 1 available now
- Built through 2026
$669,900
1 home listed now
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Baths
- 2
- Sq ft
- ~1,423
- HOA
- $200 to $250 a month
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Bishop Place is a new construction community in Salt Lake City, Utah (Salt Lake County), built by Garbett Homes. Homes are townhouse. Typical homes offer 2 bedrooms, about 2 bathrooms, around 1,423 square feet. Prices start around $669,900. HOA dues run $200 to $250 a month. 1 home is listed for sale here right now. Verified August 2026 by Kris Bowen, a Utah real estate broker. Figures come from public builder listings and MLS data and change often.
The homes
- Home types
- Townhouse
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2 typical
- Garage
- 1 car
- Square feet
- ~1,423
- Typical lot
- 435 sqft
Specs describe homes currently or recently on the market here and vary by floor plan, lot and phase. Confirm the exact home before planning around any number on this page.
The HOA
HOA dues on homes in Bishop Place work out to $200 to $250 a month across 2 listings. Agents enter dues monthly, quarterly or annually depending on the association, so this is normalized to a monthly figure and shown as a range rather than a single number. Ask what the dues actually cover, whether a master association sits above a sub-association, and what the reserve study says. Those answers change the real cost more than the headline number.
What the homes include
Features reported on homes listed in this community. They vary by plan and by what a previous buyer selected, so treat this as what is common here rather than a guarantee on any one home.
Inside
- Bath: Sep. Tub/Shower
- Disposal
- Instantaneous Hot Water
- Smart Thermostat(s)
Schools
Salt Lake City is served by Salt Lake City School District. Boundaries change and a community can straddle two of them, so confirm the assignment for the exact address before you buy.
High schools
- East High School
- West High School
- Highland High School
- Horizonte Instruction & Training Center (alternative)
- Innovations High School (alternative)
Middle / junior high
- Bryant Middle School
- Clayton Middle School
- Hillside Middle School
- Glendale Middle School
- Northwest Middle School
Elementary
- Rose Park Elementary School
- Wasatch Elementary School
- Whittier Elementary School
- Bonneville Elementary School
- Beacon Heights Elementary School
- Backman Elementary School
- Highland Park Elementary School
- Indian Hills Elementary School
- North Star Elementary School
- Parkview Elementary School
- Nibley Park Elementary School
- Escalante Elementary School
- Liberty Elementary School
- Washington Elementary School
- Meadowlark Elementary School
- Uintah Elementary School
- Dilworth Elementary School
- Mountain View Elementary School
- Franklin Elementary School
- Emerson Elementary School
- Ensign Elementary School
Charter & private
- Salt Lake Arts Academy
- Salt Lake Center for Science Education
- City Academy
Getting around
Approximate drive times from Salt Lake City. Traffic varies.
- Downtown Salt Lake City 5 to 15 min 10 to 20 min on TRAX
- University of Utah / Research Park ~15 min ~25 min on TRAX red line
- Salt Lake City International Airport ~15 min ~20 min on TRAX green line
- Silicon Slopes / Lehi 35 to 45 min ~60 min via FrontRunner
- Park City ~40 min Seasonal ski bus
Location
What it costs each month
$4,652 to $4,702 per month, estimated
A rough estimate on a $669,900 home: 5 percent down, a 30-year loan near 6.5 percent, Utah primary-residence property tax around 0.6 percent, and about $95 insurance. HOA dues of $200 to $250 a month are included, which is why this is a range. Builders frequently offer rate buy-downs that land well below this, which is exactly the kind of thing that is not advertised.
These payment figures are an estimate for budgeting and planning only. They are not a mortgage quote, a loan offer, or a commitment to lend. Your actual rate and payment depend on your credit, loan program, and current market rates. Talk to a licensed mortgage professional for real numbers. Connect with our preferred Utah lender.
The builder
Bishop Place is built by Garbett Homes. Ask about their current standard finishes, what moves a home from base price to the number you actually sign, and how their build timeline is running right now. Those answers move month to month.
Nearby communities
- Dry Creek Highlands Towns Salt Lake City · $450,000 and up
- Goltz Ave P.U.D. Salt Lake City · $619,900 and up
- Woodland Commons Salt Lake City · $629,900 and up
- Sky Ranch West Jordan · $343,900 and up
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Information on this page is compiled from public builder listings and MLS data, is believed reliable, and is not guaranteed. Pricing, availability, HOA dues and specifications change often and vary by floor plan, lot and phase. Confirm anything you plan to rely on with the builder or with Kris before you act on it.
Thinking about Bishop Place?
The builder's agent works for the builder. On most new construction the builder pays the buyer's agent, so having Kris represent you costs you nothing and gets you the incentives, lot detail and timeline that never make it onto a website.
Good to know
Bishop Place questions, answered
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How much do homes cost in Bishop Place?
Homes in Bishop Place in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County start around $669,900. That is a base price: lot premium, elevation and upgrades are added on top, so the finished cost is routinely higher than the advertised figure.
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Does Bishop Place have an HOA, and how much are the dues?
Yes. HOA dues in Bishop Place run $200 to $250 a month, based on 2 listings in the community. Utah listing agents enter dues monthly, quarterly or annually, so this figure is normalized to a monthly amount and given as a range. Ask what the dues actually cover, whether a master association sits above a sub-association, and what the reserve study says.
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Who is the builder in Bishop Place?
Bishop Place in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County is built by Garbett Homes. The builder's sales agent represents the builder, not the buyer. Having your own agent costs the buyer nothing here and is the difference between taking the first contract as written and knowing what the builder will actually negotiate.
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What kinds of homes are in Bishop Place?
Bishop Place in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County has townhouse homes, typically about 2 bedrooms and around 1,423 square feet. Specifications vary by floor plan, lot and phase, so confirm the exact home rather than planning around a community-wide figure.
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Are there homes available in Bishop Place right now?
1 home in Bishop Place is listed on the MLS as of the latest weekly refresh of this registry. Much of Utah's new construction never reaches the MLS at all, though: builders hold quick-move-in homes and released lots back for their own sales office, so the real availability is usually higher than any public count.
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What schools serve Bishop Place?
Bishop Place is in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County and falls within Salt Lake City School District. Boundaries are assigned by address and get redrawn as new schools open, and a single community can straddle two of them, so verify the assignment for the specific lot with the district before you rely on it.
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How far is Bishop Place from the rest of the Wasatch Front?
From Salt Lake City, drive times run to Downtown Salt Lake City in about 5 to 15 min, University of Utah / Research Park in about ~15 min, Salt Lake City International Airport in about ~15 min. Those are approximate off-peak times on the obvious route. Rush hour on I-15 or through Parley's Canyon is materially worse, which is worth driving yourself at the hour you would actually commute.
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How new are the homes in Bishop Place?
The newest homes recorded in Bishop Place were built in 2026. This registry only includes communities actively delivering new construction, so older resale neighborhoods that a listing agent flagged as new construction are excluded.
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Do I need my own agent to buy in Bishop Place?
You do not have to have one, but the agent in the Bishop Place model home works for the builder. Kris Bowen represents the buyer at no cost to you and provides the packet builders do not publish: current incentives and rate buy-downs, lot premiums, released-but-unadvertised inventory, CC&Rs, plat maps, included upgrades and the build timeline. Register him with you on your first visit, because most builders will not let an agent represent you retroactively.
New construction representation
Thinking about Bishop Place?
The sales agent in the model home works for the builder and is paid by the builder. On most new construction the builder also pays your agent, so having Kris Bowen on your side costs you nothing and changes what you know before you sign: the incentives actually on the table, which lots carry premiums, what is standard versus a design-center upgrade, how the build timeline is really running, and which homes are released but not yet advertised. Bring him on the first visit, because some builders will not pay an agent brought in later.
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