Garden Park at Daybreak is an inviting 55+ community situated in South Jordan, Utah, just a short drive from Salt Lake City. Nestled within the larger master-planned Daybreak community, it offers residents not only a beautiful setting with scenic Central Utah landscapes and a comfortable seasonal climate but also access to a wealth of neighborhood amenities and social opportunities. The development was started in 2010 and completed in 2020, resulting in a thoughtfully designed community with around 500 homes in a variety of styles and floor plans to suit different preferences and lifestyles.
The centerpiece of Garden Park at Daybreak is its expansive 10,000-square-foot clubhouse, designed to be the heart of social life and activity for residents. Within the clubhouse, you'll find a modern fitness center equipped with cardio machines for convenient workouts near home, along with aerobics and dance studios where fitness classes are offered. Residents can gather in the multi-purpose room for meetings or games, enjoy downtime in the billiards area, or take part in events and parties in the beautifully appointed ballroom. The clubhouse also features a demonstration kitchen, perfect for culinary events and classes, enhancing the sense of community among neighbors.
Outdoor living is a key part of the Garden Park at Daybreak lifestyle. Residents have access to a swimming pool and a spacious patio for relaxation, as well as tennis courts for friendly competition. The community gardens are an ideal spot for those with a green thumb, and the area's network of parks and trails invite leisurely strolls and a greater appreciation of Utah’s natural beauty.
The homes in Garden Park at Daybreak are available in five distinct collections, reflecting a commitment to variety and quality. Condo units range from 696 to 1,791 square feet, offering one to three bedrooms and up to two baths with attached two-car garages. Townhomes are available in three different floor plans from 1,197 to 1,601 square feet, providing one to two bedrooms and one-and-a-half to two-and-a-half bathrooms, also with two-car garages and outdoor features like covered porches and patios. Patio homes offer between 1,219 and 1,427 square feet, with two to three bedrooms and walk-in closets, along with desirable outdoor spaces. For those seeking more space, garden homes are available in three floor plans up to 1,517 square feet, typically with one or two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The largest homes—estate homes—feature five different floor plans from 1,934 up to 3,328 square feet with two to four bedrooms and a range of customizable options. All homes benefit from a homeowners’ association fee that covers yard care and exterior maintenance, easing the responsibility of homeownership.
Life at Garden Park at Daybreak is active and engaging, with a full calendar of year-round events and activities both within the immediate neighborhood and throughout the broader Daybreak community. Residents enjoy festive gatherings like the 4th of July block party and seasonal celebrations, as well as regular clubs, community yard sales, farmer’s markets, and live music. Special interest activities such as chili cook-offs and classic car shows add to the vibrant social scene.
Local conveniences are thoughtfully considered, with restaurants, parks, and an equestrian center nearby. Healthcare is close at hand, with the community just an eight-minute drive from Riverton Hospital, and grocery stores are only about 15 minutes away. For further travel, the Salt Lake City International Airport lies about 20 miles from the community, providing easy access for trips and visiting guests. Being so close to Salt Lake City means residents can explore the city’s top-notch dining, shopping, cultural, and entertainment venues, including the zoo, arboretum, public parks, and sports and concert events at Energy Solutions Arena.
With its blend of comfort, activity, and community spirit, Garden Park at Daybreak stands out as an appealing destination for active adults seeking a vibrant and low-maintenance lifestyle in Central Utah.