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Antimony, Utah

Homes Under $300,000 in Antimony, Utah

Antimony sits at about 6,460 feet in a quiet stretch of Garfield County, between Otter Creek Reservoir to the north and the East Fork of the Sevier River running through town. It is small — under 150 residents — and the housing stock reflects that: ranch homes on acreage, older farmhouses, manufactured homes on permanent foundations, and the occasional cabin. Under $300K is the working price band here, where most of the actual full-time-residence inventory lives. Above that you start moving into larger ranch parcels and recreational properties; below it you are usually looking at fixers or smaller manufactured homes on modest lots.

Buyers shopping this price point in Antimony are typically a mix of retirees wanting quiet land, remote workers leaving the Wasatch Front for elbow room, and recreation buyers who want a base for hunting units, the Paiute ATV Trail, and trout fishing on Otter Creek. Winters get cold — single digits at night is normal in January — and summer highs sit comfortably in the 80s thanks to the elevation. Bryce Canyon is roughly an hour south, Richfield with its hospital and big-box stores is an hour north, and Salt Lake City is about a four-hour drive. Inventory turns slowly, so the list of active homes below changes less often than it would in a Wasatch Front city. Browse what's currently for sale and reach out if you want a heads-up the next time something new hits the MLS.

January 2026 · Antimony market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Antimony right now.

Full Antimony market report
Median sale
$329,500
1 closed in January 2026
Median DOM
151 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
94.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
active + pending

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Common questions

About homes under $300k in Antimony.

How many homes under $300K typically come up for sale in Antimony?

Antimony is a tiny Garfield County town with a population under 150, so the active MLS at any given time usually shows just a handful of listings — sometimes zero, sometimes three or four. Under $300K is the entry tier here and tends to include older site-built homes on large lots, manufactured homes, or cabins. Check back often, because turnover is slow and listings can sit for months or sell in a week depending on the property.

What does $300K actually buy in Antimony?

At this price point expect a modest 2-3 bedroom home on anywhere from a quarter acre to several acres, often built between the 1960s and 1990s. Many properties include outbuildings, shops, or horse setups since land is cheap and zoning is rural. Newer construction at this price is rare — most of the inventory is older with some deferred maintenance baked into the price.

Is Antimony a good fit for a primary residence or more of a second home?

Both exist here. Some buyers under $300K are retirees or remote workers wanting quiet acreage near Otter Creek Reservoir and Bryce Canyon country. Others are picking up a recreational base camp for hunting, ATV riding on the Paiute Trail, and fishing. There is no grocery store in town — Richfield is about an hour north, and Panguitch is about 45 minutes south — so plan accordingly.

Are utilities and water rights included with homes in this price range?

Most Antimony homes are on private well and septic rather than municipal systems, and culinary water shares or irrigation rights vary property by property. Always confirm water rights, well status, and septic condition during due diligence. Power is run by Garkane Energy, and internet options have improved with fixed wireless and Starlink, though cable broadband is limited.

Can I get a conventional mortgage on an Antimony home under $300K?

Usually yes for site-built homes in livable condition, though rural appraisers can be hard to schedule and comps are thin because so few homes sell. USDA Rural Development loans are an option here since the entire area qualifies. Manufactured homes need to meet specific foundation and age requirements for conventional or FHA financing — older mobiles may require cash or a portfolio lender.

What's the property tax situation on a sub-$300K home here?

Garfield County tax rates are low compared to the Wasatch Front, and a primary residence qualifies for Utah's 45% residential exemption, which drops the taxable value significantly. A $275K primary home in Antimony often runs $900-$1,300 per year in property tax. Non-primary or recreational use does not get the exemption and will be taxed on full market value.