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Copperton, Utah

Townhomes for Sale in Copperton, Utah

Copperton is one of Salt Lake County's smallest communities — a metro township of roughly 800 residents tucked against the mouth of Bingham Canyon, directly below the Kennecott copper mine that gave the town its name and its original 1920s company-built bungalows. Because the township is so compact and most of its housing stock is detached single-family homes from the mining era, true townhome inventory inside Copperton's official boundaries is thin and turns over slowly. When attached product does hit the MLS here, it tends to draw buyers who want low-maintenance living with quick access to the Oquirrh foothills, the Bingham Creek trail system, and the wide-open southwest end of the valley.

Most buyers searching Copperton townhomes end up cross-shopping the newer attached communities just east in Herriman, South Jordan's Daybreak, and Riverton, all within a 10-minute drive and all on the same Bangerter Highway corridor that connects to I-15 and the SLC airport in about 35 minutes. Price points for nearby townhomes generally run from the mid $400s into the high $500s depending on age, square footage, and HOA amenities, with newer builds carrying lower maintenance reserves and older units offering larger floor plans for the money. Winters here get genuine lake-effect snow and summers run hot and dry, so HOA-covered exterior care is a real selling point. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in and around Copperton.

May 2026 · Copperton market

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

Full Copperton market report
Median sale
$380,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
27 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
97.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
2
active + pending

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Common questions

About townhomes for sale in Copperton.

How many townhomes are typically on the market in Copperton?

Copperton is tiny — under 900 residents and well under 400 housing units total — so active townhome inventory is usually in the low single digits, and often zero. Most attached-housing activity actually sits just east in Herriman and South Jordan, which buyers searching Copperton often end up considering as well.

Is Copperton actually its own town?

Yes. Copperton incorporated as a metro township in 2015 and sits at the mouth of Bingham Canyon, directly below the Kennecott copper mine. It's governed under Salt Lake County's metro township structure, so services like police and fire run through the county rather than a standalone city government.

What school district serves Copperton townhomes?

Copperton falls within Jordan School District. Local kids typically feed into Copper Hills High in West Jordan, with Bingham High also nearby depending on boundary specifics. Confirm current boundaries with the district before writing an offer, since Jordan District adjusts feeder patterns periodically.

How does HOA structure usually work on attached homes near Copperton?

Most townhome projects in and around the southwest Salt Lake Valley carry monthly HOA dues in the $150–$300 range covering exterior maintenance, roofs, landscaping, and snow removal — useful given the lake-effect winters here. Always pull the CC&Rs and a recent reserve study during your due diligence period.

What's the commute like from Copperton to downtown Salt Lake or the airport?

Copperton sits about 20 miles southwest of downtown SLC. Bangerter Highway and Mountain View Corridor both feed north toward I-80 and the airport, with typical drive times of 30–40 minutes to downtown and 35–45 minutes to SLC International depending on rush hour.

Should I expand my search beyond Copperton's town limits?

Almost certainly yes if you want real townhome selection. Herriman, Bluffdale, Riverton, and the southwest edge of West Jordan have far more attached-housing projects within a 10-minute drive, at price points that overlap heavily with what little comes up inside Copperton itself.