Single Story Homes for Sale in Enoch, Utah

Enoch sits at about 5,600 feet on the high desert plateau north of Cedar City, and winters bring real snow and ice. A single-level floor plan means no hauling groceries up icy steps and no stairs to navigate when you're shoveling the driveway. The town also skews toward families with kids and retirees from California and Las Vegas, both groups that tend to prefer ramblers.

Most ramblers in Enoch sit on lots between a quarter acre and a full acre, with some horse properties out toward Midvalley and the Parkway area running 1 to 5 acres. Larger lots are part of the appeal here — buyers often want room for a shop, RV parking, or a few animals, which is hard to find inside Cedar City limits.

Enoch ramblers generally run slightly less per square foot than comparable homes in Cedar City, largely because of the location a few miles north off SR-91 and the lack of city sewer in some areas (many homes are on septic). Newer builds in subdivisions like Parkview and the Meadows have closed the gap somewhat over the past few years.

It's a mix. Enoch has seen steady new rambler construction since 2018, particularly in the subdivisions off Minersville Highway, but there's also a solid inventory of 1990s and early 2000s single-level homes coming up for resale. New builds typically include 3-car garages and 9-foot ceilings; older resales often sit on bigger lots.

A fair number do. Full or partial basements are common on the older homes and on newer builds priced above roughly $450K, since the soil conditions in much of Enoch allow for it. If a finished basement matters to you, filter for total square footage rather than main-level square footage — the MLS will list both.

Ramblers tend to move faster than two-story homes in this market, often going under contract in 30 to 60 days when priced correctly. Demand from retirees and from buyers relocating to Iron County keeps single-level inventory tight, especially in the spring and early summer.