Toll Brothers, the national builder that brands itself around luxury homes, has four communities in Utah County, all single-family and all on the south or west edge of the valley: Mapleton, two in Saratoga Springs, and Elk Ridge. Its prices start where most Utah County builders' top out, a little under $800,000, and its homes are large, with most plans between about 3,900 and 5,900 total square feet.
This page lists those communities with the prices and sizes Toll advertised, checked on its own community pages on November 1, 2026. Prices change often and usually come with time-limited incentives, so treat them as a snapshot. For how builders differ and how to check a license, see our guide to home builders in Utah Valley.
The Utah County communities
| Community | City | Advertised from | Total square feet | School district |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toll Brothers at Mapleton, Heights Collection | Mapleton | $764,995 | 4,018 to 5,208+ | Nebo |
| Toll Brothers at Mapleton, Crest Collection | Mapleton | Anticipated from the mid-$900,000s (coming soon) | 4,121 to 6,558+ | Nebo |
| Westlake Vistas | Saratoga Springs | $810,000 | 4,030 to 5,207 | Alpine |
| Toll Brothers at Wildflower | Saratoga Springs | $814,995 | About 1,900 to 5,900 | Alpine |
| Toll Brothers at Elk Ridge | Elk Ridge | $839,995 | About 4,041 to 5,889 | Nebo |
From Toll Brothers' Utah page and community pages, checked Nov. 1, 2026.
Toll Brothers at Mapleton
A master-planned community in Mapleton with two collections. The Heights Collection lists designs of 4,018 to 5,208-plus square feet with 3 to 9 bedrooms, 2 to 7 baths and 3- to 4-car garages, from $764,995. The Crest Collection is listed as coming soon, anticipated from the mid-$900,000s, with designs up to 6,558-plus square feet. The page lists optional walk-out basements and mountain views. Five quick move-in homes were listed from $875,000 to $1,030,000. The sales office is at 786 West Sugar Maple Drive. For the city itself, see living in Mapleton.
Toll Brothers at Wildflower, Saratoga Springs
Inside the Wildflower master plan, with home sites of a third to a half acre. Seven designs were listed, from the Ashton at $814,995 (3,858 square feet) to the Fairbanks at $1,312,995 (5,889 square feet). The page lists walking and biking trails, pickleball courts, a dog park, parks, playgrounds and a future lake, and says a third of the master plan is set aside for outdoor recreation, including six parks. An accessory dwelling unit is offered on select designs. Nine quick move-in homes were listed from $980,000 to $1,395,000. The sales center is at 796 West Wild Yarrow Drive.
Westlake Vistas, Saratoga Springs
A smaller community of 44 home sites with five designs of 4,030 to 5,207 total square feet, from $810,000. Listed amenities are a pickleball court, a pavilion, a park, a playground and walking trails. Its sales center is offsite, at the Wildflower sales center, by appointment. See our Saratoga Springs neighborhoods guide for the area.
Toll Brothers at Elk Ridge
Five designs from the Chelser at $839,995 to the Fairbanks at $1,119,995, about 4,041 to 5,889 total square feet, most with three-car garages. The page describes it as a non-HOA community with views of the Wasatch range. Its sales center is at 586 East Birch Lane. When checked, it advertised a time-limited incentive and promotional financing on select homes, which had dated terms; ask what is current.
The warranty
Toll's Utah County community pages mention a 10-year limited warranty. The pages do not lay out the terms, so ask for the warranty document and read what each year covers, who administers claims and whether it transfers to a later buyer. Our builder warranties guide explains the typical one-, two- and ten-year structure.
What to ask before you sign
- What "total square feet" includes. Toll's figures are total square feet, which on these plans includes the basement. Ask for the finished and unfinished split.
- HOA dues and what they cover, everywhere except Elk Ridge, which is listed as non-HOA. At Wildflower, ask how the master plan's parks, trails and lake are paid for; get any dues in writing.
- What the base price includes. Advertised prices are for the base plan; elevations, basements finished or walk-out, and design-studio choices add to it.
- Incentive terms, which change often and come with deadlines.
- The license. Check the builder in the Division of Professional Licensing lookup, as our home builders guide shows.
Our step-by-step guide to buying new construction in Utah County covers contracts, inspections at each stage and the final walk-through.
Compare
At a lower price point in the same cities, Edge Homes lists condos and single-family homes in Saratoga Springs and Mapleton, and Ivory Homes and Lennar build across the county.
Related guides
- Home builders in Utah Valley
- Builder warranties in Utah
- Buying new construction in Utah County
- Living in Saratoga Springs
Frequently Asked Questions
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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.
- Luxury homes in Utah, Toll Brothers. Checked November 1, 2026.
- Toll Brothers at Mapleton, Toll Brothers. Checked November 1, 2026.
- Toll Brothers at Wildflower, Toll Brothers. Checked November 1, 2026.
- Westlake Vistas by Toll Brothers, Toll Brothers. Checked November 1, 2026.
- Toll Brothers at Elk Ridge, Toll Brothers. Checked November 1, 2026.
