Communie
  • Up to 1% back based on the builder's BBA
  • Origination waived by the Communie lender
  • Up to $5,000 builder bonus on top
Existing homeAvailable

449 N 400 W

Heber City, UT 84032 · Wasatch County

Price

$625,000

Keep up to $12,500
449 N 400 W

  • 4

    beds

  • 4

    baths

  • 2,113

    sq ft

  • 2

    car garage

Plan
Resale · Two Story
Move in
At closing
Listed
Nov 5
MLS #
2195931 · built 2001

You keep on this home, up to

$12,500

$6,250 back + $6,250 fee waived.

About this home

Your Heber City home awaits! The open concept layout flows easily from room to room, ideal for hosting friends or settling in with family. The primary suite is a true retreat with an oversized walk-in shower. Three more bedrooms and a loft give everyone room to spread out. New roof installed in 2023.

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Listed by Omada Real Estate · MLS# 2195931 · Active

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A $625,000 home keeps you up to

$250K$1.5M

  • Up to 1% back from Communie RE

    Based on the builder's BBA. Closing costs, rate buydown or design upgrades

    +$6,250

  • Origination fee waived

    Communie lender, about 1% of the loan

    +$6,250

  • Builder bonus for Communie buyers

    Up to $5,000, this one is $0

    +$0

You keep up to

$

Put it on a permanent rate buydown and the payment drops about $205/mo, for 30 years.

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