Get to know Crestwood Circle — the schools, shops, parks, and valley views right outside your front door.
Crestwood Circle sits at the north end of Tremonton, where the Bear River Valley spreads out to the west and the Wasatch foothills frame the east — all visible right from the front porch.
The street itself is a low-traffic cul-de-sac, so kids ride bikes and neighbors actually wave. Box Elder School District schools are within a few miles, the Tremonton Recreation Center is about 10 minutes away, and I-15 access at Exit 40 keeps commutes to Ogden or Logan straightforward. Grocery, hardware, and dining are all within Tremonton city limits — no long drives for everyday errands.
If you've driven out here, you already know why people choose this street. The valley opens up to the west, the mountains frame the east, and the neighborhood itself is genuinely calm.
Tremonton is a small city in Box Elder County, about 90 miles north of Salt Lake City and 30 miles east of the Nevada border on I-84. That location matters: you get low property taxes, room to breathe, and a 20-minute commute to Brigham City or Logan without the congestion that comes with living in either place. The Smithfield–Logan corridor draws a lot of buyers north; Tremonton draws the ones who want more land, newer construction, and a slower pace without sacrificing access to good schools and services.
Crestwood Circle specifically is a newer residential loop — brick homes, wider lots, and neighbors who tend to stay. The street dead-ends into open space on the north end, which keeps through-traffic off the block entirely. Bear River High School is roughly two miles away, the Box Elder County fairgrounds are close enough to walk to in summer, and the Tremonton Rec Center on 1100 West is a short drive for swimming or basketball. For grocery runs, Ridley's Family Market is five minutes by car. For anything bigger, Walmart in Tremonton covers most of it, and Costco in Logan is under 40 minutes.
If you want to walk the street or have questions before scheduling a showing, call (435) 295-1840. There's no pressure — just real answers about the home and the area.
The lot sits elevated above the valley floor, giving you unobstructed views of the Bear River Valley from the main living areas and the backyard — no extra effort required.
Smith's grocery, Tremonton City Park, and Box Elder School District schools are all within a five-minute drive — a genuinely convenient location without the city noise.
Crestwood Circle is a low-traffic residential loop, so kids can play outside and you won't be listening to through-traffic all evening. Neighbors here tend to stick around.
Crestwood Circle is a short drive from Tremonton's schools, shops, and the Box Elder County fairgrounds — but it feels a world away. Come see the valley views for yourself and ask us anything about the home, the street, or the surrounding area. Call or Text today.
