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Eden, Utah

New Construction Homes for Sale in Eden, Utah

Eden sits at the north end of Ogden Valley, wedged between Pineview Reservoir and the Wasatch peaks that hold Snowbasin and Powder Mountain. New construction here looks different than a subdivision in Herriman or Lehi — most builders are working on larger lots, often half an acre to five acres, because Weber County's rural zoning in the valley keeps density low. That means new homes tend to come with septic systems, private wells or shared water companies, and driveways long enough that you'll want a plan for winter snow removal. Builders active in the area include custom outfits working with buyers on Wolf Creek and Powder Mountain-adjacent parcels, plus a handful of small-lot developments closer to Eden's town center near Highway 162.

Buyers shopping new builds in Eden are usually after one of two things: a full-time mountain-valley home with modern systems and low maintenance, or a second home built for ski and lake weekends that won't need a roof or furnace replaced in year three. Either way, expect to pay more per square foot than in Ogden proper — new construction in Eden commonly starts in the high $700s and climbs well past $1.5 million for anything with reservoir or ski-resort views. Because inventory turns over in small batches, a new listing can mean one finished spec home or an entire builder's release hitting at once. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.

August 2026 · Eden market

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

Full Eden market report
Median sale
$700,000
2 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
4 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
101.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
92
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About new construction homes in Eden.

What builders are currently active in Eden?

Activity rotates, but recent years have seen work from Summit Powder Mountain's residential team, builders inside Wolf Creek Resort, and several custom outfits operating out of Ogden and Huntsville. Many Eden new builds are one-off custom homes on private lots rather than tract subdivisions, so the builder list shifts with each MLS cycle.

What do new construction homes in Eden typically cost?

Townhome and smaller single-family new builds generally start in the high $700s to low $900s. Detached custom homes on larger lots commonly run $1.5M to $3M, and ski-in or ridge-top builds near Powder Mountain or Snowbasin regularly exceed $5M. Land cost is the biggest variable.

Can I short-term rent a new build in Eden?

It depends on the specific subdivision and Weber County zoning. Powder Mountain, Wolf Creek, and parts of Eden Hills permit nightly rentals, while some HOAs cap minimum stays at 30 days. Always verify STR eligibility in writing before you write an offer if rental income is part of your plan.

Are new homes here built for the snow load?

Yes — Ogden Valley building code requires steeper structural ratings than Salt Lake or Davis County because annual snowfall is significantly heavier, especially above 5,500 feet. Expect engineered trusses, heated driveways or generous snow-storage easements, and standing-seam metal roofs on most new construction.

How long does a custom build in Eden usually take?

From breaking ground to certificate of occupancy, plan on 14 to 20 months for a custom home. Winter slows foundation and exterior work between November and April, and Weber County permitting plus design review boards add another 2 to 4 months on the front end.

Is the water culinary or well?

It varies parcel by parcel. Homes inside established subdivisions like Wolf Creek and Eden Hills are typically on culinary water through the local improvement district. More remote lots toward Liberty or along the North Fork often rely on private wells with shares in a local water company. Confirm during due diligence.