August 6, 2026 — South Jordan, UT
There is a real difference between scrolling through listing photos and standing in a room. This Saturday, August 8, the doors are open from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 5522 W Burntside Ave in Daybreak, and anyone curious about what $385,000 buys on the north side of South Jordan is welcome to walk through. No appointment, no pressure, no obligation to be ready to buy today.
The Basics Before You Come
- Price: $385,000
- Layout: 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, plus an upstairs loft
- Size: roughly 1,200 square feet, built in 2020
- Style: row-end townhome — an end unit, not a middle one
- Parking: oversized two-car garage
- Outdoors: private patio with mountain views
What to Actually Look At
Most people walk into an open house and look at the kitchen. Fair enough — this one earns the attention, with quartz counters, a full-height island that seats two, and a recently updated tile backsplash. But the kitchen is the easy part. Here is what tends to matter more six months after move-in.
Where the light comes from. Stand in the main living area and notice how many walls have windows. In a middle-of-the-row townhome, you get light from the front and back only. Walk the perimeter and see how the room changes through the day.
The ceiling height. The main floor is vaulted, which is why a 1,200-square-foot home does not feel like one. Look up before you look at finishes.
The loft. This is the flex space that decides whether the home works for you. It has been a home office, a second living room, a guest area, and a media space in homes with this floor plan. Picture your own version of it while you are standing in it.
The garage. Oversized matters more than two-car does. Open the door and look at the depth along the wall — that strip is where bikes, skis, and the paddleboard end up living in a Daybreak home.
The End Unit Difference
Row-end units in Daybreak tend to move faster than interior units, and the reasons are practical rather than sentimental. One fewer shared wall means less transmitted sound. The extra exposed elevation means more natural light and usually a bit more outdoor breathing room on one side. It is a small structural difference that shows up every single day you live there.
It also shows up at resale. When two otherwise identical townhomes come on the market in the same phase, the end unit is the one that gets the second showing.
Can’t make it Saturday, or want to talk through the numbers before you walk in? Send a quick message through the contact form and Olivia will get back to you with a private showing time or a straight answer about where this home sits against the rest of the Daybreak market.
Step Outside and You Are in Daybreak
The address is the smaller half of the story. Daybreak is a master-planned community built around Oquirrh Lake, a 67-acre lake with trails looping the shoreline, and it connects to more than 50 miles of paths across the community. The TRAX Red Line runs straight through, so downtown Salt Lake City is a train ride rather than a commute. The Ballpark at America First Square, home of the Salt Lake Bees since 2025, sits within the community, and Soda Row handles everyday coffee, dining, and errands. Mountain View Village in Riverton covers the bigger shopping runs.
If you are still comparing Salt Lake Valley communities against each other, the areas we serve pages are a useful side-by-side before Saturday.
Who This Home Tends to Fit
- First-time buyers who want to be under the valley median without giving up a newer build
- Downsizers who are done with a yard but not done with a garage
- Remote workers who need a real second space and get it in the loft
- Buyers relocating in who want walkable amenities and rail access on day one
If you are early in the process, it is worth knowing your number before you fall for a floor plan. The affordability calculator takes about two minutes, and getting pre-qualified puts you in a position to write competitively if Saturday goes well. Buyers who want the full walkthrough of the process can also look at the home buyers workshop.
See You Saturday
Saturday, August 8, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Come with questions — about the home, about the HOA, about how Daybreak has been pricing this year. Olivia will be there to answer them, and there is no expectation that you leave having decided anything.
If the timing does not work, start a conversation through the contact form and we will find a window that does. You can also browse everything currently featured on the just listed page.
Olivia Pelton is an Associate Broker with Presidio Real Estate, serving Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Draper, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Provo, Orem, American Fork, Park City, Heber City, and surrounding Wasatch Front communities.
