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New Listings in Franklin, Utah
Looking for the latest real estate opportunities in Franklin, Utah? You've come to the right place. Our new listings showcase the freshest properties hitting the market in this charming northern Utah community. Franklin offers a unique blend of small-town living with proximity to larger amenities, making it an ideal location for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle. As the oldest settlement in Idaho that's now part of Utah, Franklin carries a rich history while providing modern conveniences and genuine mountain valley beauty.
New listings in Franklin give you the first opportunity to discover homes before they're snatched up by other buyers. The community features spacious properties with mountain views, friendly neighbors, and an authentic rural atmosphere that's increasingly rare. With lower property taxes than neighboring Idaho and excellent access to outdoor recreation including fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, Franklin provides exceptional value. The town's location along Highway 91 makes commuting to Logan or Preston convenient for work or shopping.
Browse our current new listings above to find your perfect Franklin property, or contact one of our experienced local agents who can provide insights into the community and help you act quickly when the right home becomes available. In a market where great properties move fast, staying on top of new listings gives you a competitive advantage in finding your ideal Utah home.
October 2026 · Franklin market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Franklin right now.
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4 closed in October 2026
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About new listings in Franklin.
How often do new listings come up in Franklin? ▾
Franklin is a small town, so inventory is thin compared to Logan or Preston — new listings might appear only a handful of times a month, sometimes less in winter. Buyers serious about the area do best setting up an automatic MLS alert rather than relying on periodic manual searches.
What kinds of homes typically hit the market as new listings here? ▾
Expect a mix of older farmhouses on larger lots, a smaller number of newer builds on subdivided ag ground, and occasional horse properties with a few acres attached. Straight subdivision-style tract homes are uncommon; most Franklin listings have some acreage or outbuilding component.
How does pricing on new Franklin listings compare to Logan or Preston? ▾
Franklin generally prices below both Logan, Utah and Preston, Idaho, since it's a smaller unincorporated-feeling farm community without the same commercial base. Buyers priced out of Logan often watch Franklin specifically for that reason, especially for properties with acreage.
Do new listings in Franklin sell quickly? ▾
Well-priced properties, especially anything with usable acreage or a newer home, tend to go under contract within a few weeks given how limited supply is. Older homes needing work or oddly configured parcels can sit longer, so days-on-market varies a lot listing to listing.
Is Franklin a good commute for Logan or Preston jobs? ▾
Yes — Franklin sits roughly 10-15 minutes from Preston, Idaho and about 25-30 minutes from Logan, Utah and USU, which is why a good share of new-listing buyers here work in one of those two towns. The drive is straightforward highway, not mountain passes, so winter commuting is manageable most days.
Should I expect well water or municipal water on new Franklin listings? ▾
It varies by parcel — some in-town lots connect to Franklin's municipal system, while outlying acreage properties often rely on private wells and septic. Always confirm water rights and septic condition during due diligence, especially on older farmhouses that haven't been updated in decades.