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4+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Farmington, Utah
Farmington's growth over the past fifteen years has been almost entirely aimed at families, and the housing stock shows it. Neighborhoods like Shepard Creek, Farmington Station, and the newer construction climbing the bench toward the Wasatch foothills are stacked with 4, 5, and even 6-bedroom layouts built for households that need a home office, a bonus room, and enough bedrooms for kids plus grandparents visiting from out of town. Davis School District draws a lot of these buyers directly, since Farmington High and the elementary schools feeding into it have a solid reputation, and a bigger floor plan means room to grow without changing districts in five years.
Price-wise, 4+ bedroom homes in Farmington typically run from the high $500s for older or more modest builds up into the $900s and beyond for newer construction near the foothills with mountain views and finished basements. Commuters like the location too — I-15 access puts Salt Lake City about 25 minutes south and the Ogden job market roughly 20 minutes north, so a bigger home here doesn't mean sacrificing the commute. Lot sizes tend to be larger than what you'll find in denser Salt Lake suburbs, which matters if you want a yard to go with all those bedrooms. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
August 2026 · Farmington market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Farmington right now.
Median sale
$746,600
15 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
31 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.7%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
93
active + pending
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Common questions
About 4+ bedroom homes in Farmington.
What's the typical price range for a 4-bedroom home in Farmington? ▾
Most 4-bedroom homes in Farmington fall between roughly $650,000 and $950,000, depending on age, lot size, and whether the basement is finished. Newer construction in Farmington Ranches and the benches above Station Park tends to push above $1M, while older 4-bed ramblers in central Farmington and along Main Street can come in lower. Homes with 5+ bedrooms and walkout basements typically start in the mid-$800s.
Are most 4+ bedroom homes here single-story or two-story? ▾
Both are common. The older established sections near Lagoon and the historic core have a lot of ramblers with finished basements that hit 4-5 bedrooms by counting the lower level. Newer subdivisions east of I-15, especially up toward the foothills, lean toward two-story floor plans with three or four bedrooms upstairs and a fifth on the main or in the basement.
Which Farmington neighborhoods have the most 4+ bedroom inventory? ▾
Farmington Ranches, Oakridge, the benches off 200 East, and the newer pockets near Burke Lane and Shepard Lane consistently produce the most 4+ bedroom listings. The hillside areas east of Highway 89 also have larger custom builds with five and six bedrooms on bigger lots.
What school district serves these homes? ▾
Farmington is in Davis School District. Most 4+ bedroom homes feed into Farmington, Eagle Bay, or Knowlton Elementary, then Farmington Junior High, and Farmington High School, which opened in 2018. School boundaries shift occasionally with growth, so verify the exact assignment for any specific address.
How long is the commute from a Farmington 4-bedroom to downtown Salt Lake? ▾
About 20-25 minutes off-peak via I-15, and 30-40 minutes in rush hour. The Farmington FrontRunner station near Station Park is a real factor for families buying larger homes here — it puts downtown SLC at roughly 25 minutes by train without dealing with the freeway.
Do these larger homes usually have basements? ▾
Yes. The vast majority of 4+ bedroom homes in Farmington include a full basement, and many are finished with additional bedrooms, a second family room, and sometimes a kitchenette. Walkout basements are common on the east-side lots that step down the bench.