New Listings in Coalville, Utah

Coalville is a small market — Summit County records typically show only a handful of new residential listings hit the MLS each month, and rural acreage parcels come up even less often. In a busy spring week you might see three or four new listings; in midwinter, sometimes none. Setting up an instant MLS alert is the most reliable way to catch them.

Most in-town Coalville homes list somewhere in the high $400s to low $800s depending on age, lot, and condition. Acreage properties in Hoytsville, Chalk Creek, and Wanship can run well past $1.5M, especially with water rights, outbuildings, or views toward the Uintas. New construction on larger parcels has been pushing prices higher over the last few years.

Outside the Coalville city limits, yes — well, septic, and sometimes shared water rights are the norm. In-town properties are generally on municipal water and sewer. Always review the septic inspection, well log, and any water share documentation during due diligence; these items materially affect value and lending.

Coalville trades the resort-town amenities and HOA fees of Park City for larger lots, a working-ranch feel, and prices that often run 30–50% less per square foot. The tradeoff is a 15–20 minute commute to PCMR or Kimball Junction and a smaller selection of restaurants and services in town.

Confirm the road is county-maintained year-round (some Chalk Creek and South Fork parcels are not), verify well production and water rights in acre-feet, ask about snowplowing for the driveway, and check whether the parcel is in an agricultural greenbelt — rollback taxes can be significant if use changes.

Yes. Our agents can build a saved search filtered to Coalville, Hoytsville, Wanship, and Echo with the price range, acreage, and bedroom count you want, and the system will email you when a matching property goes active or has a price change. It's the most practical way to compete in a low-inventory market.