$239,900 / 1br - 400ft2 - Swap or sell Park model with sweeping views of the Virgin River and Zion Nationa (St George Ut)

Sunny St George, Utah park model with owned lot in 55 and over park Rare river views for any property in St George Sell for $239,900 or trade for property in the Flathead Park model with sweeping views of the Virgin River and Zion National Park from your back porch!! Who knew?? Additionally, the lot connects to the Virgin River Trail, a bike/walking path leading to parks, golf course and other trails (see description below) Lot #25 is one of the best views lots in the park, with not only close, clear views of The Virgin River, Zion National Park and The Virgin River Trails but this is the only lot that has a scenic wooden bridge basically in your backyard providing an overlook of rapids and a rolling water fall The park model which includes the land is located in The Palms RV Senior Park, a hidden gem, just down the street from Costco, restaurants, hospital, shopping and banks.
The Palms offers views and trail access like no other Park in the area! One of the nicest Senior Parks in St.
George.
The Palms is a beautifully maintained, smaller park with tree lined streets.
The older, well-kept park model has one oversized bedroom, remodeled bathroom, washer, dryer and appliances included The porch stretches the length of one side and extends to the back deck where you can take in the gorgeous views Each unit has its own storage locker Landscaping included Additional RV parking for a monthly fee Clubhouse includes indoor pool, game room and sitting areas for social gatherings The Virgin River Trail follows the Virgin River valley through the city of St.
George in the southwest corner of Utah.
The trail provides striking views of the river as well as connections to nearby residences, public facilities, and commercial centers.
It passes the Sullivan Virgin River Soccer Park, does a loop around Springs Park and Pond, Larkspur and Bloomington Hills Park.
It ends just south of St.
George in Bloomington at Man O War Boulevard, where it connects with the Virgin River South Trail, which travels another 6 miles south of St.
George.