Exploring village amenities, Oquirrh Lake water access, Trax light rail commutes, Jordan District schools, and home options across Daybreak in South Jordan, UT.
Daybreak Master-Planned Community: 2026 Quick-Take Summary
Daybreak in South Jordan, UT is a premier 4,000-acre master-planned community centered around the 67-acre Oquirrh Lake. Offering diverse villages, walkable parks, Trailside amenities, Trax light rail access, and top-rated Jordan District schools, Daybreak connects Salt Lake City commutes with rapid access to Silicon Slopes tech hubs.
Bybee + Co Realty helps buyers find ideal single-family homes, lakefront properties, townhomes, and modern condos across Daybreak villages and South Jordan neighborhoods.
Village / Neighborhood | Primary Property Types | Key Amenity Highlights | Best Fit Buyer Profile |
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Founder's Park & SoDa Row | Classic single-family homes, townhomes, live-work units | Walkable retail, community center, pool, sports courts, original park loops | First-time buyers, walkable retail lovers, established community seekers |
Lake Village & Water's Edge | Custom estates, luxury single-family homes, lakefront townhomes | Direct Oquirrh Lake access, private docks, water-view trails, community beach club | Luxury home buyers, outdoor water enthusiasts, premium view seekers |
Highland Park & Cascade Village | Modern energy-efficient homes, park-facing single-family, row homes | Highland Park pool & cafe, Loop trail system, future water features & parks | Active families, remote tech professionals, modern energy-efficient buyers |
Upper West & Downtown Daybreak | Urban condos, modern townhomes, transit-oriented single-family | Daybreak Parkway Trax station, future downtown commercial core, dining hubs | Transit commuters, young professionals, low-maintenance lifestyle buyers |
Source: Compiled from Daybreak Community Association disclosures, Salt Lake County records, and Bybee + Co Realty local market analytics.
Located in the heart of South Jordan in Salt Lake County, Daybreak is one of the intermountain west's premier master-planned communities. Encompassing over 4,000 acres, Daybreak was designed around the concept of traditional neighborhood development: prioritizing walkability, architectural variety, community gathering spaces, and immediate access to outdoor recreation.
For home buyers evaluating Salt Lake County and North Utah County, Daybreak offers a unique balance: suburban safety and space paired with urban transit connectivity via UTA Trax light rail to Salt Lake City and rapid highway access south to Silicon Slopes tech employers in Lehi and Draper.
Daybreak stands out from conventional suburban developments because every home is situated within a five-minute walk of a park, trail, or community amenity. The layout encourages outdoor activity, neighborhood interactions, and an active lifestyle.
As the original neighborhood in Daybreak, Founder's Park features mature tree-lined streets, traditional front porches, and historic-inspired architecture. Centered around SoDa Row, residents enjoy walking distance to restaurants, fitness studios, local shops, and the original Daybreak Community Center.
Encircling Oquirrh Lake, Lake Village and Water's Edge represent Daybreak's premier waterfront communities. Featuring custom single-family estates, modern lakefront townhomes, and private docks, these villages offer unobstructed views of the Wasatch and Oquirrh mountain ranges.
Located on the elevated western benches of the community, Highland Park and Cascade Village feature contemporary, energy-efficient home designs. Highlights include the Highland Park Clubhouse, The Hub cafe, BMX bike parks, and access to the regional trail system.
Upper West and Downtown Daybreak represent the expanding urban core of the community. Situated around the Daybreak Parkway Trax station, these neighborhoods offer modern low-maintenance condos, multi-story townhomes, and walkable access to future commercial and entertainment centers.
The centerpiece of Daybreak is Oquirrh Lake, a 67-acre freshwater lake that supports non-motorized water sports. The Daybreak Community Association provides free kayak, paddleboard, and sailboat rentals for residents. Fishermen enjoy stocked trout and warm-water fish species, while runners and cyclists utilize the multi-use trail looping the entire shoreline.
Beyond the lake, Daybreak hosts dozens of neighborhood parks, community gardens, tennis and pickleball courts, dog parks, and outdoor swimming pools (including the popular Springhouse Village pool and Cascade Village water features).
Daybreak's location in South Jordan offers a major commute advantage. The UTA Trax Red Line features two dedicated stations within the community (South Jordan Parkway and Daybreak Parkway), delivering a direct, traffic-free ride to downtown Salt Lake City and the University of Utah.
For tech professionals working in Silicon Slopes, Daybreak sits just 15 to 20 minutes north of Lehi via Bangerter Highway and Mountain View Corridor, making it a highly desirable residential hub for technology executives and engineering teams.
Daybreak offers one of the most diverse housing selections in Utah. Property types span modern studio condos, multi-level row homes, single-family starter homes, ramblers with finished basements, and luxury custom lakefront estates ranging from $350,000 to well over $1,500,000.
Daybreak is served by the highly regarded Jordan School District. The community houses multiple walkable elementary schools inside village boundaries, including Daybreak Elementary, Eastlake Elementary, Golden Fields Elementary, and Aspen Elementary. Middle and high school students attend Mountain Ridge High School or Copper Mountain Middle School, alongside local public charter options like Early Light Academy and American Academy of Innovation.
Bybee + Co Realty LLC assists buyers, sellers, and investors across South Jordan, Daybreak, Draper, Herriman, and Northern Utah County. Our agents understand HOA fee structures, village amenities, school boundaries, and resale trends across all Daybreak neighborhoods. Contact us today for personalized home search guidance.
National real estate portals group all South Jordan listings together, missing the critical village-specific details that define life in Daybreak. Portals do not clarify which homes include included fiber internet, which villages sit within walking distance of Trax stations, or how sub-association HOA fees impact monthly mortgage calculations. Working with Bybee + Co Realty guarantees complete neighborhood clarity and local expertise.
Discover adjacent local guides, neighborhood breakdowns, and investment insights:
Daybreak is a master-planned community located within the city of South Jordan in Salt Lake County, Utah, situated near the western foothills of the Salt Lake Valley.
Daybreak HOA dues include high-speed CenturyLink/Quantum fiber internet, access to Oquirrh Lake watercraft rentals, community swimming pools, fitness centers, resident clubs, and maintenance of parks and trails.
Oquirrh Lake trails and perimeter paths are open to the public, but watercraft rentals (paddleboards, kayaks) and private lake access amenities are reserved exclusively for Daybreak residents and their guests.
The UTA Trax Red Line ride from Daybreak Parkway station to downtown Salt Lake City takes approximately 45 to 50 minutes, offering a direct commute without highway traffic.
23,617 people live in Daybreak, where the median age is 32 and the average individual income is $47,073. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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There's plenty to do around Daybreak, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
Explore popular things to do in the area, including Sharlie’s Treats, Cutler Cookie Co., and Tio's Mexican Restaurant.
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| Dining | 1 miles | 7 reviews | 3.6/5 stars | |
| Dining · $$ | 1.28 miles | 174 reviews | 2.8/5 stars | |
| Active | 1.23 miles | 0 reviews | 0/5 stars | |
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| Beauty | 0.65 miles | 0 reviews | 0/5 stars | |
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Daybreak has 7,639 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Daybreak do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 23,617 people call Daybreak home. The population density is 7,947 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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