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Homes Under $300,000 in Fredonia, Utah
Fredonia technically sits on the Arizona side of the state line, but it shares a zip-code-tight relationship with Kanab, Utah just seven miles north on US-89A. The two towns function as one community — kids attend school in Kanab, the hospital is in Kanab, and the MLS treats the corridor as a single micro-market. For buyers working a budget under $300,000, this stretch of the Arizona Strip is one of the few places in the greater Kanab area where the math still works. Median sale prices in Kanab proper have pushed well into the $400Ks, so crossing into Fredonia often means more square footage, bigger lots, and lower property taxes (Arizona's rates are noticeably friendlier than Utah's on the residential side).
At this price point, expect a mix of manufactured homes on owned land, older site-built ranchers from the 1970s and 80s, and the occasional fixer in town. Lot sizes tend to be generous — quarter-acre to full-acre parcels are common — and red-rock views toward the Vermilion Cliffs come standard. Summers run hot (mid-90s in July) but nights cool off thanks to the 4,600-foot elevation, and winters are mild compared to northern Utah. Zion's east entrance is about 35 minutes away, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon roughly 75 minutes. Inventory under $300K turns over quickly when it appears, so it pays to have financing lined up. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
April 2026 · Fredonia market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Fredonia right now.
Median sale
$317,500
1 closed in April 2026
Median DOM
1 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.7%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
1
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About homes under $300k in Fredonia.
Is Fredonia actually in Utah? ▾
Fredonia sits just across the state line in Arizona, but it's tightly linked to Kanab, Utah — about seven miles north on US-89A. Most buyers searching 'Fredonia, Utah' are looking at the Kanab/Fredonia twin-town area, where the MLS covers listings on both sides of the border. Daily life (groceries, schools, hospital) happens in Kanab.
What kind of home does $300K buy in the Fredonia/Kanab area? ▾
Under $300K typically gets you an older single-wide or double-wide on a lot, a small site-built home from the 1960s-80s needing updates, or occasionally a modest 2-bedroom in town. Newer construction and homes on acreage almost always price above this threshold. Inventory at this level is thin — usually only a handful of active listings at any given time.
Are manufactured homes common in this price range? ▾
Yes. A large share of sub-$300K inventory in Fredonia is manufactured or mobile homes, often on owned land rather than in parks. Financing these can be trickier — many lenders require the home to be on a permanent foundation and titled as real property. FHA and USDA loans are options worth asking about.
Does USDA financing work in Fredonia? ▾
Fredonia and most of Kanab fall inside USDA Rural Development eligible boundaries, which means qualified buyers can finance with zero down. That's a meaningful advantage at the under-$300K price point, where saving a 20% down payment can take years. Income limits apply and vary by household size.
What's the catch with cheaper homes here — water, septic, zoning? ▾
Most properties outside Kanab city limits run on private wells and septic systems, and water rights in this corner of the Arizona Strip are a real consideration. Older homes may also have polybutylene plumbing, original electrical panels, or evaporative coolers instead of AC. A thorough inspection and a title review for water shares are worth the money.
How long do affordable Fredonia listings stay on the market? ▾
When something genuinely livable lists under $300K, it tends to go under contract within two to four weeks — sometimes faster if it's clean and move-in ready. Properties that sit are usually the ones with deferred maintenance, septic issues, or access/easement complications. Being pre-approved before you tour matters here.