New construction has driven a lot of Enoch's growth over the past several years, so buyers often get more modern floor plans and finishes than older Cedar City housing stock, typically at a similar or lower price point.
No — Enoch is its own incorporated city just north of Cedar City, roughly a 10-minute drive, with its own city government and a more rural, spread-out feel.
Many Enoch lots are zoned for larger accessory structures and animals, which is a big draw for buyers moving from tighter in-town lots — zoning varies by parcel, so Kiko checks each property specifically.
On average, yes — a large share of Enoch's housing stock was built in the last two decades, compared to a mix of historic and newer homes closer to downtown Cedar City.