New Listing · Draper, Utah · MLS# 2166228

Bench Views. Benchmark Value.

A four-bedroom townhome on the Draper Bench — where the Wasatch meets Silicon Slopes — priced well below the city median.

A Perch Above the Valley, With Room for Everyone

There's a reason people move to the Draper Bench and never want to leave. From 283 E Nechatel Drive, the Wasatch Mountains aren't a backdrop — they're the view from your living room. This 2006-built townhome in Traverse Chateaux sits on a quiet row-mid position that balances community feel with genuine privacy.

The floor plan is unusually versatile for the price point. The main level delivers an open, light-filled living and kitchen space with granite countertops, a gas range, and vaulted ceilings. Head upstairs and the spacious primary suite is joined by two freshly painted and newly carpeted additional bedrooms. But the real surprise is the basement: a fully finished, daylight walkout level with its own bedroom and generous family room that can function as a second primary suite, in-law quarters, or dedicated guest retreat.

Two-car attached garage, jetted tub, mountain views, and a HOA that handles insurance, sewer, water, trash, snow removal, and exterior maintenance — all for $383/month. Minutes from I-15, top-rated Canyons District schools (Oak Hollow → Draper Park → Corner Canyon), Snowbird, and the tech corridor of Silicon Slopes.

Standout Features

The Draper Market Right Now — June 2026

After years of hyper-competition, Draper's housing market is recalibrating — not retreating. Prices are still rising, but buyers have more breathing room than they've had since 2021.

• Draper home prices rose 6.1% year-over-year as of March 2026, outpacing many Wasatch Front cities.
• Homes are selling in roughly 43 days on average — down sharply from 81 days the prior year.
• Transaction volume is up substantially: 42 homes sold in March versus 29 the year prior.
• Statewide, about 58% of Utah homes are closing below list price — buyers have real negotiating room on anything not sharply priced.
• Salt Lake County homes are going pending in around 15 days for well-priced, well-located listings.

For buyers: At $241/sq ft with a walkout basement and mountain views, this listing offers a meaningful discount to the broader Draper market. The window of lower competition won't stay open indefinitely — sales volume is accelerating.

For sellers: Realistic pricing and move-in condition are what separate homes that close in weeks from homes that sit. This listing checks both.

How This Listing Stacks Up

With HOA covering water, sewer, trash, snow removal, insurance, and exterior maintenance, the true cost of ownership here is materially lower than a comparable detached home with owner-paid utilities and upkeep.