Lehi Real Estate
History
Lehi is the sixth oldest city in Utah. It was incorporated in 1852, and was part of the route for the Pony Express, the Overland Stagecoach Route, and the Transcontinental Telegraph. Now, it is the fifth fastest growing city in the country. Lehi is the home to some of the biggest names in technology including Adobe, Vivint, Microsoft and several other giants in the industry. It is a rapidly growing area that has doubled in size in the last 10 years. This family friendly city is close to American Fork Canyon and is a wonderful home for anyone who loves the outdoors and enjoys a bustling community.
Things To Do in Lehi, Utah
Thanksgiving Point – Located just off the freeway, Thanksgiving Point is the heart of things to do in Lehi. There are 3 museums, 55 acres of gardens, a fun family farm, dining, a few small shops, a butterfly conservatory, and a movie theater. It is truly the epicenter of the growing city.
Museum of Natural Curiosity – Located within the Thanksgiving Point area, this museum is a truly unique adventure. With over 400 interactive exhibits and a ropes course, it is an entertaining experience for all ages.
Lehi Legacy Center – The Lehi Legacy Center is the perfect place to visit if you are interested in a variety of community classes. During the summer months, you can also enjoy a huge playground or go swimming in their outdoor pool. The pool is an olympic sized swimming pool with an aqua climbing wall, water slides, diving boards and a concession stand!
Hutchings Museum – Located in the historic Veteran’s Memorial Building, visitors will experience a variety of exhibits including Lehi History, Rocks and Minerals, artifacts from Native American culture, and much more. They even offer live animal shows. It’s a great outing if you are looking for something different to do.
Points of Interest
Lehi Roller Mills – Lehi Roller Mills was founded in 1906 by a co-op, then purchased by George G. Robinson in 1910. It remains in the family and is one of 50 remaining family-owned mills operating in the U.S. In 1984, it was featured in the film FootLoose. In 1994, it was added to the National Register of Historic places.
Lehi Main Street Historic District – Take a walk through Lehi’s historic main street. There are 19 historic buildings including a grocery, mercantile, the Lehi historical society, an old saloon, and more! It’s a fun walk down memory lane.
Shopping
Cabela’s – When Cabela’s opened up in Lehi, it was the first one in all of Utah. This 150,000 square foot store includes a gun library, a bait shop, an aquarium, conservation mountain, a gallery, a museum, the general store, a shooting gallery, and an indoor archery test area. It’s a fun shopping trip for anyone who loves the outdoors.
Outlets at Traverse Mountain – The outlets are the perfect place to shop for the fashion minded, budget oriented shopper. This outdoor mall has specialty gift and food shops, designer fashion stores, leather, luggage, jewelry, kids shops and footwear! It is the best place to shop in Lehi.
Schools
Schools in Lehi are part of the Alpine School District. The school district includes the cities of Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Fort, Cedar Hills, Eagle Mountain, Fairfield, Highland, Lehi, Lindon, Orem, Pleasant Grove, Saratoga Springs, Vineyard and a portion of Draper. It is the largest school district in Utah.
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