Brickyard Homes for Sale — Millcreek, Utah
Historic, walkable area near Millcreek Common & Brickyard Plaza • A mix of condos, townhomes & single-family bungalows • SFH built 1920s–1970s • 1,200–2,600 sq ft • .15–.22 acre lots • Mix of HOA & non-HOA • Salt Lake City School District
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About Brickyard in Millcreek, Utah
Brickyard is one of the most central, walkable pockets in Millcreek, Utah — named for the brickyards that once operated in the area and gave the local landmark, Brickyard Plaza, its name. It is not a single formal subdivision; it is a well-known, historic district roughly bounded by Highland Drive on the east, 900 East on the west, 3300 South on the south, and 2700 South on the north. Locals will happily debate exactly where the lines fall, but everyone agrees on the feel: tree-lined streets, older homes with character, and a genuinely central location minutes from downtown Salt Lake City and Sugar House.
Notable streets in Brickyard include Zenith Avenue, Crandall Avenue, Atkin Avenue, and Elgin Avenue. The grid is classic older Salt Lake Valley — walkable blocks, mature trees, and a mix of housing that gives the area a lot of variety for its size.
The housing stock is part of what makes Brickyard interesting. Single-family homes were built mostly between the 1920s and 1970s and are typically small ramblers and bungalows from 1,200 to 2,600 square feet on compact 0.15 to 0.22 acre lots. Alongside them sit newer condominium and townhome communities. That mix means there is a wide range of price points: condos and townhomes run approximately $400,000 to $600,000, while single-family homes run approximately $500,000 to $900,000 — making Brickyard one of the more attainable ways into central Millcreek, whether you are a first-time buyer eyeing a townhome or a family looking for a classic bungalow to make your own.
On the HOA question: Brickyard is genuinely mixed. The condominium and townhome communities typically carry homeowners associations (with dues that often cover exterior maintenance, landscaping, and amenities), while most of the single-family homes have no HOA at all. It is one of the few areas where you can choose your maintenance lifestyle — lock-and-leave townhome or full-control single-family home — within the same few blocks. Always confirm HOA status for the specific property you are considering.
The big story in Brickyard right now is Millcreek Common — the city’s new central gathering place, with a seasonal ice ribbon and splash pad, food, a stage for events, and open green space. It has quickly become the heart of Millcreek’s emerging downtown and a major draw for buyers who want a genuine community hub within walking distance. Just to the south, the Brickyard Plaza shopping center offers everyday grocery, dining, and retail. Between the two, Brickyard offers a walkable, amenity-rich lifestyle that is increasingly rare at these price points.
Location is the other headline. Brickyard sits in the 84106 zip code, central to everything: downtown Salt Lake City is roughly 10 minutes north, the University of Utah and research park are close, and I-15, I-80, and I-215 are all within easy reach. Although Brickyard sits in the city of Millcreek, it is served by the Salt Lake City School District — the area typically feeds Nibley Park Elementary, Hillside Middle, and Highland High (the Sugar House community’s longtime high school), with Rowland Hall nearby as a private option. Verify your specific address’s assignment before purchasing.
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Brickyard Quick Facts
Location & Streets
- East: Highland Drive
- West: 900 East
- South: 3300 South
- North: 2700 South
- Notable streets:
- · Zenith Avenue
- · Crandall Avenue
- · Atkin Avenue
- · Elgin Avenue
- Brickyard is a historic area, not a single platted subdivision — boundaries are approximate and up for debate.
Schools
- District: Salt Lake City School District
- Elementary: Nibley Park
- Middle: Hillside Middle
- High: Highland High
- Private option: Rowland Hall
- Brickyard is in Millcreek but served by the Salt Lake City School District (not Granite). Assignments vary by address — confirm before purchasing.
Amenities & Lifestyle
- Millcreek Common: ice ribbon, splash pad, events
- Brickyard Plaza: grocery, dining & retail
- Walkability: tree-lined, central grid
- Downtown SLC: ~10 minutes north
- Freeways: I-15, I-80 & I-215 nearby
- Read about Millcreek Common →
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