Homes with Acreage for Sale in Bothwell, Utah
Bothwell is a small farming community in Box Elder County, sitting on the bench just west of Tremonton between the Bear River and the Promontory foothills. It has always been acreage country — alfalfa fields, hay ground, grain, cattle, and horse properties tied into the Bothwell Pipeline and surrounding irrigation systems. Buyers looking here are usually trading a quarter-acre subdivision lot for real elbow room: a shop, a few head of livestock, room for the kids to ride, and enough irrigated pasture to make Greenbelt tax status worthwhile. The pace is genuinely rural, the night sky is dark, and the views run from the Wellsvilles east to the Raft River range west.
Acreage in Bothwell trades less often than in busier Wasatch Front markets, so inventory tends to be thin and well-located parcels with water rights move quickly when priced fairly. Most homes sit on 1 to 10 acres, with larger working farms occasionally coming available on the flats toward Penrose and Thatcher. Winters bring real snow and inversion fog rolling up from the Bear River bottoms; summers are hot, dry, and built for irrigation. Tremonton handles groceries, schools, and the hospital, while Brigham City and Logan are both reasonable drives for bigger errands. The listings below show what's currently active in and around Bothwell with meaningful land attached.
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How much acreage do homes in Bothwell typically sit on? ▾
Most rural residential parcels in Bothwell run from 1 to 5 acres, with working farms and ranches stretching to 20, 40, or even 100+ acres along the flats west of Tremonton. Smaller half-acre lots exist near the chapel and along Bothwell Road, but the area's draw is genuinely larger ground. Water shares and irrigation rights are often the bigger story than the acre count itself.
Do acreage properties in Bothwell come with water rights? ▾
Many do, through the Bothwell Pipeline, Hammond Canal, or West Corinne Irrigation Company, but it varies parcel by parcel. Buyers should ask for documentation of shares and confirm transfer with the company before closing. A property without irrigation in this part of Box Elder County is significantly less useful and less valuable than one with shares attached.
Can I keep horses, cattle, or other livestock on Bothwell acreage? ▾
Yes — Bothwell sits in unincorporated Box Elder County under agricultural zoning on most parcels, so horses, cattle, sheep, chickens, and similar livestock are standard. Setback rules apply for structures, and Greenbelt (FAA) tax assessment is available for properties actively farmed or grazed, which can drop the annual tax bill substantially.
How far is Bothwell from Tremonton, Brigham City, and Logan? ▾
Bothwell is about 6 miles west of Tremonton, 20 minutes to Brigham City, and roughly 45 minutes to Logan via Highway 30 or I-15. Salt Lake City International is about an hour and fifteen minutes south on I-15. The location works well for buyers commuting to Procter & Gamble, ATK/Northrop, or Malt-O-Meal while keeping a rural setup at home.
What do acreage properties in Bothwell typically cost? ▾
Pricing swings widely based on the home, outbuildings, and water. Modest homes on 1–3 acres often run in the mid $500s to low $700s, while updated homes on 5–10 acres with shop space and irrigation regularly clear $800K to over $1.2M. Bare-land splits and larger farms are priced on a per-acre basis tied to water shares.
Are utilities like natural gas and high-speed internet available? ▾
Natural gas service from Dominion reaches much of Bothwell along the main roads, though some outlying parcels rely on propane. Power is through Rocky Mountain Power, and culinary water is typically Bothwell Pipeline or a private well. Fiber from companies like All West and Sparklight has expanded into the area, but coverage is parcel-specific — worth confirming by address before writing an offer.