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New Listings in Fremont, Utah
Fremont is a small ranching town in Wayne County sitting at roughly 7,000 feet on the eastern slope of the Fish Lake Plateau. It's a quiet, high-elevation valley where hay fields, cattle pasture, and the Fremont River define the landscape, and where new listings tend to be ranchettes, older farmhouses, cabins, or bare acreage rather than tract homes. Because the town's population sits in the low hundreds, fresh inventory doesn't arrive on a predictable schedule — when something new comes up, it's worth a serious look the same week it hits the MLS. Buyers tracking this page are usually watching for properties with water rights, river or creek frontage, or proximity to Fish Lake and Mill Meadow Reservoir, all of which are short drives from town.
Lifestyle here is built around the outdoors: fly fishing on the Fremont, ATV trails into the Fishlake National Forest, snowmobiling in winter, and big-game hunting in the fall. Loa, the county seat, is five minutes south for groceries and the school, and Capitol Reef National Park is about 45 minutes east through Torrey. Cell service is patchy in spots, winters are real (expect snow from November into April), and most properties run on well and septic. If you want to track what's just come on market in this corner of central Utah, browse the active listings below to see what's currently available.
August 2025 · Fremont market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Fremont right now.
Median sale
$400,000
1 closed in August 2025
Median DOM
132 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.8%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
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active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Fremont.
How often do new listings hit the market in Fremont? ▾
Fremont is a small ranching community in Wayne County, so inventory turns slowly. In a typical month you might see only a handful of new listings across the whole town, and during winter that number can drop to zero or one. Checking back weekly is the realistic pace for this market.
What kinds of properties usually show up as new listings here? ▾
Most new listings are single-family homes on acreage, older farmhouses, cabins, and bare land parcels suited for livestock or hay. True subdivision-style homes are rare. Water rights, irrigation shares, and outbuildings are often part of the deal and can affect price more than square footage does.
What price range should I expect on Fremont listings? ▾
Homes on a few acres typically land somewhere in the mid-$300s to high-$600s depending on condition, water rights, and views toward Thousand Lake Mountain and Boulder Mountain. Larger ranches with significant acreage or irrigation can push well past that. Raw land runs widely based on whether it has culinary water and power at the road.
Is Fremont a good area for a second home or cabin? ▾
Yes — it sits near Fish Lake, Mill Meadow Reservoir, and the Fremont River, which makes it popular with hunters, anglers, and snowmobilers. Many buyers from the Wasatch Front use Fremont properties as recreation bases since you can be on Fish Lake in about 20 minutes and Capitol Reef in under an hour.
What should I check before making an offer on a new Fremont listing? ▾
Verify water rights and irrigation shares in writing, confirm well status and septic condition, and ask about winter road access if the property is up a side road. Cell coverage and internet options (Starlink is common out here) are also worth confirming before you commit.
How quickly do new Fremont listings go under contract? ▾
It varies a lot. Well-priced homes with water rights or river frontage can move within a week or two, while raw land and higher-priced ranches often sit for several months. Cash buyers from out of state are common, so financed offers sometimes face competition on the better properties.