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Rosecrest Homes for Sale, Herriman
Everything a buyer needs on Rosecrest: how Herriman's largest community is laid out, what home types and price points it spans, which schools serve it, and what homes cost in 2026.
Last updated: July 27, 2026
Rosecrest at a glance
Rosecrest is the largest community in Herriman, spread across roughly 2,500 acres of rolling hills and valleys on the southwest side of the Salt Lake Valley. Rather than a single subdivision, it is a collection of many neighborhoods spanning townhomes, apartments, and single-family homes up to luxury properties, tied together by a deep amenity package: a large recreation center, pools, sports fields, parks, miles of trails, and nearby Blackridge Reservoir. For buyers, the appeal is space and amenities at a mid-tier price, with a wide range of homes to choose from.
Jordan School District. Southwest Herriman, near Blackridge Reservoir, Herriman, UT.
Character and lifestyle
Rosecrest reads as classic suburban, built at scale. Because it is Herriman’s largest community and spans so many subdivisions, it manages to feel both varied and cohesive: a first-time buyer can find a townhome, a move-up buyer can step up to a single-family home, and a move-up buyer can reach into larger or luxury properties, all within the same broader community and its shared amenities.
Day to day, the draw is recreation and space. The rec center, pools, sports fields, parks, trails, and nearby Blackridge Reservoir give families a lot to do without leaving the area, and the number of schools nearby, including charter options and a K-12 private school, is a real pull. The trade-off is location: Rosecrest sits on the far southwest side of the valley, so commuting north is a genuine consideration. For buyers who prioritize amenities, space, and value over a short downtown commute, it is one of the strongest options in Herriman.
Boundaries and where it sits
Rosecrest occupies a large stretch of the southwest side of Herriman, across rolling hills and valleys. Because it is a master-planned community assembled from many subdivisions rather than a single platted neighborhood, its edges are best understood as a broad area rather than four hard lines. In general terms it sits:
- Southwest Herriman, climbing the foothills near the Blackridge area
- Anchored by the Blackridge Reservoir and the community recreation amenities
- Bordered by other Herriman neighborhoods and open foothill land
Because the community is so large and still evolving, confirm which specific subdivision a home sits in, since that drives its dues, amenities, and school assignment.
Homes and architecture
Rosecrest has one of the widest housing mixes in Herriman, spanning apartments and townhomes up to large luxury homes. A rough sense of the mix:
Those are approximate proportions, not exact counts, and they shift as new phases are added. Architecturally, Rosecrest is mostly newer suburban construction, with traditional and craftsman-influenced single-family homes alongside modern townhome rows and a share of larger, higher-end homes on the foothill edges.
On price, as of 2026 Herriman’s overall median has generally run in the high $500,000s, and Rosecrest tracks close to that. The community spans a genuinely wide range, with townhomes and smaller homes below the median and larger or luxury single-family homes reaching above a million. The right fit depends heavily on which subdivision you choose, so treat these as a snapshot and ask us for current numbers on a specific street.
Amenities
Amenities are a big part of why families choose Rosecrest:
- Recreation center serving the community
- Community pools and aquatic facilities
- Sports fields, including soccer fields and a baseball complex
- Landscaped parks and more than ten miles of nature trails
- Blackridge Reservoir nearby, with a sandy beach for summer recreation
- Nearby schools, including charter options and a K-12 private school in the area
Amenity access can differ by subdivision and its sub-association, so confirm exactly what a given home’s dues include before you rely on them.
Schools
Rosecrest is in the Jordan School District. Because the community is large and spans many subdivisions, assignments vary by pocket, but common schools serving Rosecrest include:
- Elementary: Blackridge Elementary, among other nearby elementary schools
- Middle: Copper Mountain Middle, with Fort Herriman Middle serving other parts
- High: Herriman High School or Mountain Ridge High School, depending on the subdivision
Because boundaries here vary by neighborhood and shift as new schools open, confirm the exact assignment for any specific address before you rely on it. You can also explore the wider market on our Herriman area page.
What buyers should know
A few things that do not show up in a listing but matter once you live here:
- The subdivision drives everything. Rosecrest is many neighborhoods under one name. Dues, amenities, home type, and schools all vary by which subdivision a home sits in.
- Confirm the HOA layer. Many neighborhoods carry their own sub-association fee on top of the broader community. Get the current number and what it covers.
- Plan the commute north. Rosecrest is on the far southwest side. If you commute to Salt Lake City or the tech corridor, test your actual drive at rush hour.
- Amenities are a resale strength. The rec center, trails, and reservoir access are real draws. Knowing what a home is closest to helps at resale.
- Match the school to the address. With Herriman High and Mountain Ridge High both serving parts of Rosecrest, confirm the assignment early if schools matter to you.
A local broker’s take
Rosecrest is a strong pick for buyers who want space and amenities without a luxury price, and its range means it fits a lot of different people. The key is understanding that Rosecrest is not one neighborhood but many, so the subdivision you choose sets your dues, your amenities, and your schools. Get those three right and it is one of the better value stories on the southwest side of the valley. The honest trade-off is the commute north, which is worth testing before you commit. When you find a home you like, we will confirm the subdivision and its HOA, pull current numbers for that pocket, and check the school assignment before you write an offer.
When you are ready to look in Rosecrest, call 801-999-8005 or reach out here, and we will send current listings and walk the specifics of any subdivision and address with you.
Sources: Rosecrest and Herriman community materials, Jordan School District, GreatSchools, public listing data, and general market observation. Acreage, amenities, school assignments, and price character reflect 2026 conditions and change over time. Boundaries are a general description of a large, multi-subdivision community and can differ from formal designations. Verify HOA dues, amenity access, and school assignments for any specific address before you rely on them.
Rosecrest Homes for Sale, Herriman FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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What is Rosecrest?
Rosecrest is a large master-planned community in Herriman, widely described as the city's largest, spanning roughly 2,500-plus acres of rolling hills and valleys on the southwest side of the Salt Lake Valley. It is made up of many subdivisions and a broad mix of home types, from townhomes and apartments to large single-family and luxury homes, with several sub-associations under the broader community.
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How much do homes in Rosecrest cost?
As of 2026, Herriman's overall median has generally run in the high $500,000s, and Rosecrest tracks close to that. The community spans a wide range, with townhomes and smaller homes below the median and larger or luxury single-family homes reaching above a million. Prices move over time and vary by subdivision and home type, so treat any figure as a snapshot and ask us for current numbers on a specific street.
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What amenities does Rosecrest offer?
Rosecrest residents have access to a large recreation center, community pools, sports fields including soccer and a baseball complex, landscaped parks, and more than ten miles of nature trails. The Blackridge Reservoir, with its sandy beach, sits within reach of the neighborhood for summer recreation. The depth of amenities is one of the main reasons families choose Rosecrest.
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Does Rosecrest have an HOA?
Yes, though it is not a single flat structure. The broader Rosecrest community has its own framework, and many individual subdivisions within it, such as the Village at Rosecrest and the Boulders at Rosecrest, carry their own sub-association dues, often tied to maintenance-free living or private amenities. Confirm the exact dues and what they cover for any specific address.
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What schools serve Rosecrest?
Rosecrest is in the Jordan School District. Depending on the specific pocket, elementary students may attend schools such as Blackridge Elementary, with Copper Mountain Middle or Fort Herriman Middle serving the middle grades, and Herriman High or Mountain Ridge High serving the high school grades. Because Rosecrest is large, assignments vary by subdivision, so confirm the exact schools for any specific address.
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Who does Rosecrest suit?
It tends to be. The community is built around family life, with a broad mix of price points, a deep amenity package, strong recreation options, and a large number of nearby schools including charter and a K-12 private option. Buyers who want space, amenities, and a mid-tier price on the southwest side of the valley often land here.
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