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Anderson Farms, Lindon: Ivory Homes' Townhomes and Custom Homes Near I-15, and the Last Lots

Anderson Farms in Lindon by Ivory Homes: townhomes and custom homes from $800,000 as published, the park, pavilions and courts, schools, and what to verify before buying one of the last homes.

Anderson Farms is the smallest community in this series and the closest to being finished: an Ivory Homes neighborhood in Lindon with townhomes and custom homes around a park, now down to its last few lots. It's a useful comparison for buyers who want a planned neighborhood in the central valley rather than on the west side.

Details come from Ivory Homes' Anderson Farms page, read November 1, 2026.

City Lindon
Builder Ivory Homes
Home types Townhomes and custom homes
Starting price (Nov. 2026) $800,000
Address 567 N. Hampton Lane, Lindon
Status The last few custom homes, per Ivory
Schools (per Ivory) Aspen Elementary, Oak Canyon Jr. High, Pleasant Grove High

Homes

Ivory describes "stylish townhomes" and "spacious custom homes," with the Washington Farmhouse as its model. It listed the community from $800,000 in November 2026 and said only the last few custom homes remained. After those, resale is the way in.

Amenities

Ivory lists a park, pavilions, basketball and pickleball courts, and a playground, and mentions Pheasant Brook Park nearby.

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Schools

Ivory lists Aspen Elementary, Oak Canyon Junior High and Pleasant Grove High School. Lindon is in Alpine School District until the new Timpanogos School District takes over on July 1, 2027.

Getting around

Ivory says Anderson Farms is five minutes from the I-15 entrance. Lindon sits between Orem and Pleasant Grove, close to the Murdock Canal Trail and the shopping along State Street. Our Living in Lindon guide covers the city.

What to verify before you buy

  1. The HOA: the monthly or quarterly dues, any transfer or reinvestment fee at closing, what the dues cover, and the CC&Rs and rental rules. Our HOAs in Utah County guide explains what to ask for.
  2. What's built and what's promised: which amenities exist today and which are planned, with dates. Ask the developer or the city for the approved plan.
  3. The empty land next door: what's zoned or approved around your lot. The city's planning department can tell you.
  4. The school boundary for your address, confirmed with the district, since boundaries move as new schools open.
  5. The price of your lot, plan and options in writing, and whether any incentive depends on the builder's lender. Our guide to buying new construction step by step walks through it.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Anderson Farms?
An Ivory Homes community in Lindon with townhomes and custom homes. Ivory's 2021 list of its master-planned communities included Anderson Farms.
How much are homes in Anderson Farms?
Ivory Homes listed Anderson Farms from $800,000 on November 1, 2026, and said only the last few custom homes remained.
What amenities does Anderson Farms have?
Ivory lists a park, pavilions, basketball and pickleball courts, and a playground.
What schools serve Anderson Farms?
Ivory lists Aspen Elementary, Oak Canyon Junior High and Pleasant Grove High School. Lindon joins the new Timpanogos School District on July 1, 2027. Confirm your address with the district.
Where is Anderson Farms?
Ivory lists 567 N. Hampton Lane, Lindon, and says it's five minutes from the I-15 entrance.
What are the HOA dues in Anderson Farms?
Ivory's page doesn't list them. Townhome and single-family sections often have different associations or dues; ask for the figure for the home you're considering.
Is Anderson Farms sold out?
Nearly. Ivory's page said visitors could learn about the last few custom homes available, as of November 1, 2026. Resales will be the main way in after that.
What's Anderson Farms near?
Ivory mentions Pheasant Brook Park. Lindon sits between Orem and Pleasant Grove, with I-15 and the Murdock Canal Trail nearby.

Sources

The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.

  1. Anderson Farms, Ivory Homes. Checked November 1, 2026.
  2. Master plan communities and buying into something bigger, Ivory Homes. Checked November 1, 2026.
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