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Farmington, Utah

Homes with Solar Panels for Sale in Farmington, Utah

Farmington homes for sale with solar panels are uncommon. Matching listings today: 3.

New rooftop systems go on Rocky Mountain Power's Schedule 137 net-billing program, which credits exported power below retail. Ask whether the panels are owned or leased.

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Utah MLS data · updated Nov 4, 2026

Farmington homes with solar panels by the numbers

Today's listings plus closed sales recorded in the MLS, each home counted once. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't skew them.

For sale now
3
listed $799,000–$1,650,000
Median sale, last 12 mo
$935,000
10 sold
Price per sq ft
$229
median of closed sales · typical 5,018 sq ft
Days on market
11 days
median, listing to contract

Over the last 12 months, 10 homes with solar panels sold in Farmington, taking a median of 11 days to go under contract and closing at 99.7% of the final list price.

Homes with solar panels by neighborhood

Closed sales over the last 24 months, plus what's listed today. Click a name for that neighborhood's page.

  • Brentwood Estates

    Sold (24 mo)
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    Median sale
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    Typical size
    5,018 sq ft
    Built
    2018
    HOA / mo
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    For sale now
    1 · $1,650,000
  • Forest Heights

    Sold (24 mo)
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    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    5,145 sq ft
    Built
    2005
    HOA / mo
    —
    For sale now
    1 · $1,549,000

Median sale is shown only where at least 5 homes sold. HOA dues are the median monthly fee (yearly dues divided by 12) and can change, so confirm the amount and what it covers with the association. "Built" is the median year built.

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About homes with solar panels in Farmington.

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New systems go on Rocky Mountain Power's Schedule 137 net-billing program, which credits exported power below the retail rate.