Multi-Family
Fossil Cove
Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062
Modern Townhomes & Resort-style Amenities
Fossil Cove is DAI’s newest multi-family community in Pleasant Grove. The community consists of 149 townhomes and will be built in two main phases. The first phase consists of 66 townhomes, and amenities include a dinosaur-themed playground with innovative archeological-type dig site complete with replicas of a Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex), dire wolf, and ammonite fossils. Phase 2 amenities include a modern clubhouse, fitness center, pool and hot tub, fire pit, BBQ station, and dog park.
Located in the heart of Pleasant Grove, Fossil Cove is close to entertainment, shopping, and local dining. And it's only 30 minutes from Salt Lake City. Commuters traveling to Silicon Slopes and surrounding areas will appreciate the short drive to work. Residents enjoy the added benefit of living near Mt. Timpanogos and being close to so many recreational trails and destinations.
- 2-4 bedrooms
- Attached garage
- Quartz countertops throughout
- Distinctive, wood-style flooring
- Full-size washer/dryer
- Smart Home technology
- High-speed Internet
- Large walk-in closets, linen closet, and pantry
- Finished and unfinished basements (select units)
- Large windows with natural light
- Sleek, modern styling
- Resort-style pool
- Hot tub
- Modern clubhouse
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Dog park
- Dinosaur-themed playground
- Fossil sandbox dig site
- Fire pit
- Walking paths throughout
- 3 minutes to Veterans Memorial and Evermore Park
- 20 minutes to BYU
Fossil Cove townhomes are now available for lease! The first townhomes are expected to be ready for occupancy in November.
Pleasant Grove is a small Utah city with a little over 38,000 residents. Established in 1855, the city is known as “Utah’s City of Trees” because its first settlers were attracted to a grove of trees in the area. It’s conveniently located a half-hour from Salt Lake City and spans over 9 square miles. There are two trailheads, along with 17 miles of paved trail adjacent to a dirt path, that connect seven communities. Perfect for equestrian use, the Murdock Canal Trail is marked every quarter mile and has facilities and water available about every three miles.
The city has established a beautification commission to assure residents are involved in keeping the community beautiful. However, the city is most known for hosting the longest continually running rodeo in Utah history. Even though the original strawberry farms are long gone, Strawberry Days has remained an iconic event over the last 100 years. It is marked by several days of festivities that include the best rodeo in the west, parades, concerts, carnival, and a plethora of activities and contests for kids of all ages.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM I-15
- 01 Take Exit 275 from I-15
- 02 Turn north east onto Pleasant Grove Blvd
- 03 Continue north east on Pleasant Grove Blvd for .32 miles
- 04 Turn right or south east onto 700 N Lindon
- 05 Continue south east on 700 N Lindon for 1.31 miles
- 06 Turn left or north onto S Main St
- 07 Continue north on S Main St for .30 miles
- 08 Turn right of east onto E 700 S
- 09 Continue east on E 700 S for .05 miles
- 10 Fossil Cove is on your right