West Jordan Neighborhood & Community Guide

Centering around the massive 500-acre Jordan Landing retail and lifestyle center, this neighborhood offers unparalleled convenience for dining, cinema, shopping, and medical services. Housing blends low-maintenance modern townhomes, contemporary duplexes, and mid-century single-family infill. Ideal for young professionals, healthcare workers, and downsizers who want everything within a two-minute drive or stroll.

Nestled directly against the meandering Jordan River Parkway, the Gardner Village district is rich in pioneer history. Centered around Archibald Gardner's 1877 flour mill, the surrounding residential pockets enjoy mature tree canopies, larger established lots, and immediate direct access to the Historic Gardner TRAX Station. It is arguably the most picturesque eastern gateway to West Jordan.

Rising along the western slope of the valley toward the Oquirrh Mountains, this elevated master-planned district features larger square-footage homes built primarily between 2000 and 2024. Residents enjoy crisp foothill breezes, dramatic sunrise panoramas over the entire Salt Lake Valley, and immediate proximity to Copper Hills High School and Mountain View Corridor.

Anchored by Salt Lake County's newest flagship destination—Bingham Creek Regional Park—this central-western corridor has become a magnet for active families. Subdivisions here feature wide sidewalks, modern craftsman designs, and pocket parks that connect directly to the miles of multi-use bike and equestrian trails leading into the park.

One of the few remaining areas in Salt Lake County where true agricultural heritage coexists with suburban convenience. Bateman Farms and its surrounding enclaves offer half-acre to two-acre lots, animal rights (equestrian/hobby farm permitted), large detached workshops, and a refreshing feeling of elbow room just minutes from South Jordan's The District.