Heritage—A Village at Cedar City
Heritage is an authentic Utah pioneer village; families will walk to school, shop, work, swim, play ball or just stroll the idyllic neighborhoods.
View master plan
The 397-acre master plan was formulated over an eight month period of research, culminating in a week-long design charrette (planning session). City and state officials, local residents, engineers, builders, realtors, the developers, and a world-class team of planners and architects worked together to share their vision for the property and form design concepts.
people don’t move to anywhere…
they just move away–away from congestion
or a rise in the cost of living, away from a
broken relationship or an empty nest.
But Heritage is different.
Heritage is a place people will move to.
We are now taking lot reservations*
around the first neighborhood park!
*Ask about zero expense mortgages & other offers for first 20 home buyers.
Heritage is located 4 minutes West of I-15 on highway 56:
“Heritage will be a delightful and meaningful place for its residents and for Cedar City.”
— Mike Watkins
World renowned Town Architect of Kentlands & consultant to Goodboro team
Inspiring amenities & events
The ‘social hall’ sits on the village green where neighbors will gather for festivals and parades. It is the civic center of our community, modeled after the beloved local community center in nearby Panguitch.
Your favorite thing to do may be to just relax on your porch, stroll the tree-lined streets, or meander the bike paths admiring the diverse architecture.
Walk through a specific example of “Place Making” at Heritage using terminating vistas.
Timeless Architecture at Affordable Prices
Heritage will be a delight to the eye and a rest to the soul, at affordable prices. The architecture of Heritage is based on historic pioneer homes and consists of classic brick town-homes from ~ $120,000, small cottages from ~ $190,000, craftsman-style bungalows from ~$255,000 and stately four-square homes from $290,000. Or of course you could design/build a custom manner home from $400-600,000 or live in an apartment above a main-street café. All living styles are woven together in a walkable, livable community you will love to call home.
Festival City
Cedar City is the ideal location for Heritage. The Tony-award winning Shakespeare Festival, Southern Utah University, Utah Summer Games, Zion National Park and Brian Head Resort offer an inspiring sense of community and quality of life.
What people are saying
“I won’t live anywhere else”
—Brandon Richey
Enoch
“We have been fortunate to interface with the Goodboro team and are very impressed with their vision of and commitment to the quality of life in our community. I have visited other projects completed by the principals of Goodboro and have come away very impressed with their layout, careful planning, and positive impact on the surrounding area.
A project like Heritage is terribly exciting for the University as it affords housing and opportunities for our faculty, staff, and students and we look forward to a long and productive relationship with the entire Goodboro team.”
—Mike Benson
President of Southern Utah University
“This will be wonderful. It’s the best example of a true pioneer vernacular, mixed-use village I’ve seen.”
—Doug Clark
Director, Governor’s Office of Economic Development
“We pursued Goodboro to set the standard for our future growth–and set the example for other developers to follow.”
—Brian Maxfield
Cedar City Town Planner
“This will be the best quality of life in Cedar City–I can’t wait to walk the tree-lined streets, relax at the parks and admire the architecture.”
—Rob Wainker
Cedar City