Luxury Homes for Sale in Antimony, Utah
Antimony sits in Garfield County along Highway 22, a ranching outpost of roughly 120 residents at 6,500 feet between Bryce Canyon and Otter Creek Reservoir. Luxury here doesn't mean a gated subdivision with a guard shack — it means acreage. The high end of the Antimony market is land-driven: working ranches along the East Fork of the Sevier River, recreational properties with private water rights, log and timber-frame homes on 20 to 160+ acres, and trophy hunting parcels backing to Dixie National Forest and the Paunsaugunt elk unit. Price points at the top tend to run from the mid $800Ks for a well-built home on 5–20 acres up past $3M for legacy ranches with senior water shares, outbuildings, and frontage on the river or reservoir.
Buyers shopping this tier are usually after something specific: a hunting base camp, a horse property with real grazing, a quiet second home within two hours of Bryce, Capitol Reef, and Lake Powell, or a working operation with cattle and hay ground. Cell service is spotty, winters are real (lows in the teens, snowpack on the benches), and the nearest full-service grocery is in Panguitch 30 minutes south. That's the trade for dark skies, no traffic, and elk in the back pasture. Browse the active luxury listings below to see what's currently on the market in and around Antimony.
January 2026 · Antimony market
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About luxury homes in Antimony.
What qualifies as a luxury home in Antimony? ▾
Because Antimony is a small ranching community, luxury is defined more by land, water, and improvements than by square footage. Most listings above $800K include meaningful acreage (often 10+ acres), irrigation or stock water rights, quality outbuildings, and a custom-built primary residence. True high-end ranches with senior water rights and river frontage can list well into the seven figures.
How many luxury listings are typically active in Antimony at one time? ▾
Inventory is thin — often just a handful of properties at the upper price tier countywide, and sometimes only one or two specifically in Antimony. Turnover is slow, so when a notable ranch or river-frontage property hits the MLS it tends to draw buyers from out of state. Setting up a saved search is the practical way to track it.
Do luxury Antimony properties usually include water rights? ▾
Most do, and water rights are often the single biggest value driver. Properties along the East Fork of the Sevier or near Otter Creek frequently carry irrigation shares, stock water, or well rights that materially affect price. Always ask for the specific share count and priority date during due diligence.
How far is Antimony from a major airport? ▾
It's roughly 3.5 to 4 hours from Salt Lake City International and about 3 hours from Las Vegas Harry Reid. St. George Regional is closer at around 2.5 hours. Cedar City Regional, with limited commercial service, is about 90 minutes away and is the practical option for many second-home owners.
Is financing different for high-end rural properties here? ▾
Yes. Conventional jumbo lenders often shy away from large-acreage rural properties, so buyers commonly use portfolio lenders, ag lenders like Farm Credit West, or cash. Appraisals also take longer because comparable sales in a town this small are sparse, and lenders may exclude land value above a certain acreage cap.
Can these properties generate income? ▾
Often, yes. Hay ground, cattle leases, and hunting leases (Antimony falls in a strong elk and mule deer unit) are common income streams. Some owners also run short-term rentals targeting Bryce Canyon visitors, though local lodging regulations and remoteness limit nightly rates compared to closer-in markets like Tropic or Panguitch.