Sell Your Home in Cottonwood Heights, UT

Find out what your Cottonwood Heights home could sell for.

Get a free, no-obligation comprehensive market analysis (CMA) from Michael Goodfellow, Principal Broker of Superior Realty. Mike prices Cottonwood Heights homes from real MLS sales near you, not an online guess. Free, no obligation, and no pressure.

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What is your Cottonwood Heights home worth today?

Cottonwood Heights sits between Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, from Butler Bench foothill streets to Fort Union. Those pockets sell to different buyers, so Mike prices your home against the sales closest to it.

What you get

Recent comparable MLS sales near your home
Mike's honest read on a realistic price
Suggested next steps if you decide to sell

What happens next

Mike reviews your home. He pulls recent MLS comparable sales and active competition near you.
He replies personally. You hear from Mike himself by email, or by phone only if you leave a number.
You decide what's next. There is no obligation to list.

Prefer to talk now? Call or text Mike directly at 801-631-2644.

What to know about selling a home in Cottonwood Heights

Cottonwood Heights at a glance

Cottonwood Heights began as Butlerville, named for the Butler lumber families who settled the Butler Bench in the mid-1800s. Logs from the canyons supplied valley homebuilders and the railroad, and granite from Little Cottonwood Canyon was cut for the Salt Lake Temple.

Residents voted to incorporate, and Cottonwood Heights became a city on January 14, 2005. The 2020 Census counted 33,617 residents. The city is served by Canyons School District, created in 2009.

Areas around Cottonwood Heights

Butler Bench and the foothills: Neighborhoods on the old Butler Bench, with Wasatch Boulevard as a main north–south route and canyon access nearby.
Near Big Cottonwood Canyon: Homes and streets that lead toward Big Cottonwood Canyon Road (Utah State Route 190) and recreation in the Wasatch.
Fort Union corridor: The commercial and neighborhood area along Fort Union Boulevard, toward Midvale and Sandy.
Around Brighton High: The established residential area around Brighton High School, a local landmark since 1969.

Schools

Cottonwood Heights is served by Canyons School District. Brighton High School has been a local landmark since it opened in 1969. Mike confirms the current schools for your address before listing.

Getting around

Wasatch Boulevard: a main north–south route through the city along the foothills.
I-215: the belt route on the west side of the city, with access toward downtown Salt Lake City and the south valley.
Canyons: Big Cottonwood Canyon Road (SR-190) and Little Cottonwood Canyon access are close for recreation and canyon communities.

What Cottonwood Heights buyers look for

Proximity to Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons and Wasatch recreation.
Foothill views and quieter streets on the Butler Bench.
Access to I-215 and Fort Union for daily commuting.
Which Canyons School District schools serve the address.

Prep tips for Cottonwood Heights homes

Foothill and canyon-adjacent homes: schedule photos for the time of day your view looks best, and note trail or canyon access.
Older homes: gather dates and receipts for roof, furnace, water heater, electrical, plumbing, and sewer line work.
Near Fort Union: note walking or short-drive access to shops and services.
Landscaping: clear the yard and curb appeal early; foothill lots show best when the grounds are tidy.

Top 5 annual events in Cottonwood Heights

Butlerville Days (July): Cottonwood Heights' signature heritage festival, with a carnival, parade, and community activities celebrating the city's Butlerville roots.
Butlerville Days Parade (July): The hometown parade during Butlerville Days, typically ending near Brighton High School.
City Fireworks Show (July): The city's Independence Day–season fireworks (and related drone show programming) at Butler Park as a Butlerville Days finale.
Light the Heights (Winter): Cottonwood Heights' annual holiday lighting celebration.
Monster Mash (October): The city's Halloween-themed community event for families.

5 fun facts about Cottonwood Heights

Cottonwood Heights began as Butlerville, named for the Butler lumber families who settled the Butler Bench.
The city incorporated on January 14, 2005, after residents voted to leave unincorporated Salt Lake County.
Brighton High School opened in 1969 and has long been a local landmark in what is now Cottonwood Heights.
Cottonwood Heights is served by Canyons School District, created in 2009.
In the 2020 Census, Cottonwood Heights had 33,617 residents, and about 72% of homes are owner-occupied (ACS 2020–2024).

Community snapshot

Cottonwood Heights community statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau
Population, 2020 Census	33,617
Owner-occupied homes (ACS 2020–2024)	72.4%
People per household (ACS 2020–2024)	2.60
Average commute to work (ACS 2020–2024)	21.9 min

Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (2020 Census; American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024), accessed October 2026. These are community figures, not home prices. Mike will give you current sales data for your home.

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Enter a sale price you have in mind, what you still owe on your mortgage, and an estimate for selling costs. The calculator does simple math on your numbers. It does not estimate your home's value.

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Online estimates can vary a lot from what Cottonwood Heights homes actually sell for. Mike will prepare a free comprehensive market analysis (CMA) for your home from recent MLS sales.

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