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Grantsville, Utah

New Listings in Grantsville, Utah

Grantsville sits at the west end of Tooele County, about 35 minutes from the Salt Lake Valley once you cross the Oquirrh Mountains on SR-138 or I-80. It's grown steadily as families priced out of South Jordan and Herriman look for more square footage and actual yard space, which means new inventory here tends to move fast — a well-priced rambler or new-construction home in one of the subdivisions off Durfee Street or near the Old Grantsville Rd corridor can go under contract within a week or two of hitting the MLS. Fresh listings also include a fair number of new-build homes from local builders working the Cherry Street and Country Village areas, since there's still buildable ground on the edges of town compared to tighter markets closer to SLC.

Because Grantsville's inventory turns over in smaller batches than a bigger city like Tooele or Lehi, checking new listings regularly actually matters — a handful of new homes a week can represent a meaningful chunk of what's available at any given price point, especially in the $400K–$550K range where most first-time and move-up buyers are shopping. Rural-flavored parcels with horse rights or larger lots also show up here more often than in denser parts of the county, and those tend to get snapped up by buyers who've been waiting specifically for that kind of property. Browse the active new listings below to see what's just come on the market.

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Utah MLS data · updated Nov 8, 2026

Grantsville new listings 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
11
median ask $543,000
Asking-price range
$75,000
to $1,250,000 today
Price per sq ft
$217
median of active listings · typical 2,722 sq ft
HOA dues
$46/mo
median · 45% of listings have dues

The median asking price here is 8% below the median for all Grantsville homes for sale ($590,000).

What's for sale

Today's 11 listings by type.

  • Single-family homes 9 (82%)
  • Lots & land 1 (9%)
  • Other 1 (9%)

By budget

How today's asking prices spread out.

  • Under $400K 2
  • $400K–$600K 7
  • $600K–$800K 0
  • $800K–$1.2M 1
  • $1.2M and up 1

New listings by neighborhood

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

  • Desert Edge

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    2,445 sq ft
    Built
    2026
    HOA / mo
    $46
    For sale now
    3 · $469,900–$561,900
  • Heritage Farms

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    4,845 sq ft
    Built
    2026
    HOA / mo
    —
    For sale now
    1 · $1,250,000
  • Anderson Farms

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    —
    Built
    —
    HOA / mo
    $25
    For sale now
    1 · $209,000
  • The Meadows

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    2,781 sq ft
    Built
    2016
    HOA / mo
    —
    For sale now
    1 · $499,999
  • Grantsville Village

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    1,035 sq ft
    Built
    1982
    HOA / mo
    $965
    For sale now
    1 · $75,000
  • Wells Crossing

    Sold (24 mo)
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    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    3,116 sq ft
    Built
    2021
    HOA / mo
    —
    For sale now
    1 · $575,000
  • Harvest Meadows

    Sold (24 mo)
    —
    Median sale
    —
    Typical size
    3,000 sq ft
    Built
    2027
    HOA / mo
    —
    For sale now
    1 · $599,900

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.

Common questions

About new listings in Grantsville.

How often do new listings hit the market in Grantsville? ▾

Grantsville typically sees several new listings each week during spring and summer, with volume tapering in late fall and winter. Setting up a saved search with daily alerts is the most reliable way to catch a home the day it goes active, since well-priced properties often go under contract within 7–14 days.

What's the price range for new listings in Grantsville right now? ▾

Most single-family new listings fall between $425,000 and $700,000, with entry-level townhomes occasionally below that and acreage or horse properties pushing past $850,000. Newer builds in subdivisions like Anderson Ranch tend to cluster in the mid-$500s.

Are most new listings in Grantsville new construction or resale? ▾

It's a mix. Active builders are still delivering homes in the south and west sides of town, but resale inventory — including older homes on larger lots near Main Street — makes up a meaningful share of weekly new listings. Filter your search by year built if you have a preference.

How fast do new Grantsville listings go under contract? ▾

Move-in-ready homes priced at or near market value typically go pending within 1–3 weeks. Properties with unique features like acreage, water rights, or shop buildings can move even faster because supply is limited.

Should I tour a Grantsville new listing the first weekend? ▾

If the home checks your boxes, yes. Sellers here often review offers after the first weekend on market, and waiting a week can mean competing against accepted offers. Have your lender preapproval ready before you tour.

Does Grantsville have HOA-restricted neighborhoods I should know about? ▾

Several of the newer subdivisions carry HOAs with monthly or annual dues covering common areas, while older parts of town and rural acreage parcels generally don't. Check the listing details and CC&Rs early — rules around RV parking, outbuildings, and livestock vary widely between neighborhoods.