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4+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Garrison, Utah
Garrison sits at the far western edge of Millard County, tucked against the Nevada border in Snake Valley with the Utah-Nevada line practically running through backyards. It's remote — roughly three hours from Cedar City and even farther from the Wasatch Front — which means the people looking at 4+ bedroom homes here tend to be ranching families, multi-generational households, or buyers drawn to the valley's alfalfa fields, wide-open range, and proximity to the Old Spanish Trail and Great Basin National Park just across the state line. A larger home in Garrison usually sits on acreage rather than a subdivision lot, since the town has no real neighborhood grid to speak of — most parcels come with outbuildings, irrigation shares, or room for livestock.
Because inventory is thin — Garrison might see only a handful of sales in a given year — a 4+ bedroom listing here is often a working ranch house or a well-built older home that's been added onto over decades to fit extended family. Buyers should expect well water, septic systems, and propane rather than municipal utilities, and should budget time for driving distance to Delta or Ely, Nevada for groceries, schools, and medical care. These homes appeal to people who want space first and are comfortable with the isolation that comes with it. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in Garrison.
March 2026 · Garrison market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Garrison right now.
Median sale
$115,000
1 closed in March 2026
Median DOM
55 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
88.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
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active + pending
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Common questions
About 4+ bedroom homes in Garrison.
How many 4+ bedroom homes are typically for sale in Garrison at once? ▾
Very few — Garrison is a tiny, unincorporated community and total home sales in a given year can often be counted on one hand. If a 4+ bedroom home is listed, it's worth looking at closely since another one may not come up for months.
Do these larger homes come with land? ▾
Almost always. Garrison lots are rural and often include several acres, irrigation rights, or outbuildings like barns and shops, since the area has historically been ranching and farming country rather than a platted town.
What utilities should I expect with a bigger home in Garrison? ▾
Most properties run on private well water and septic systems rather than city services, and propane is the common heating fuel. Internet options are limited, so buyers who need reliable high-speed service should verify what's available before making an offer.
Why would a home in Garrison have so many bedrooms? ▾
Many larger homes were built or expanded to house extended family working the same ranch or farm operation, since hired help and multiple generations often lived on-site. It's also common to see additions built onto older farmhouses over the decades rather than new large-scale construction.
How far is Garrison from schools, hospitals, and shopping? ▾
Garrison is closer to Ely, Nevada than to most Utah towns, and many residents drive there or to Delta, Utah — both over an hour away — for groceries, medical care, and larger errands. Families with school-age kids should ask specifically about current busing arrangements given the distances involved.
Is financing different for large rural homes like these? ▾
Rural properties with acreage, wells, and septic systems can require lenders familiar with agricultural or rural residential loans rather than a standard conventional mortgage. It's worth getting pre-approved with a lender who has handled Millard County or similar rural transactions before writing an offer.