Community · Birdseye, Utah
Eagles Landing Homes For Sale
Eagles Landing is a community in Birdseye, Utah. Browse current MLS listings below — we update the inventory hourly from the live regional feeds.
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Eagles Landing · Community report Updated August 2026
Eagles Landing in Birdseye is a small, land-heavy subdivision where activity remains thin — only five sales logged across the past year, ranging widely from $163,000 to $940,000 as buyers purchase mostly vacant one-acre lots rather than finished homes. Median lot size runs a full acre (43,560 sq ft), and the few built homes average a 2019 construction year with roughly 3,969 sq ft of living area, reflecting new custom-build activity rather than an established housing stock. Days on market have swung sharply, from same-day closings to 157 days, and sale-to-list ratios have hovered near full price, between 94% and 100%. A modest $25 monthly HOA applies, and school assignments split mostly toward Maple Mountain High (90%) and Spanish Oaks Elementary (80%), with middle schoolers dividing between Mapleton Jr and Diamond Fork. Given the limited sample size, pricing trends here should be read cautiously.
Schools
Where Eagles Landing students attend
Derived from school assignments on recent MLS listings in this community. Confirm current zoning with the local school district.
Neighborhood profile
What homes here look like
Home age distribution
4 listings sampled (last 36 months)
24-month trend
Eagles Landing sales activity
Median sale prices and monthly closing volume across all reported MLS sales inside this community. Updated monthly from RESO archives.
Median sale price
Monthly median of closed sales
Monthly activity
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Days on market
Median days from list to close
Sale-to-list ratio
Close price ÷ original list (buyer/seller leverage)
Source: Utah RESO feed aggregated by Best Utah Real Estate. Each month reflects all closed sales attributed to Eagles Landing via subdivision name or polygon boundary.
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