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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Herriman, Utah
Herriman's golf course homes cluster mainly around Mountain View Golf Course, the public 18-hole layout that winds through the southwest side of the city with Oquirrh Mountain views on one side and the Wasatch skyline on the other. Rocky Peak and parts of the Rosecrest and Butterfield Canyon neighborhoods also back up to open fairways and greenbelt, giving buyers a stretch of built-in privacy that's hard to replicate on a standard lot. Because Herriman was largely built out in the last 15-20 years, most of these homes are newer construction — two-story layouts with walkout basements, three-car garages, and patios oriented to catch the sunset over the course rather than a neighbor's fence.
Living on the course here means dealing with real Salt Lake Valley seasons: golf season generally runs April through October, and the fairway view turns brown and quiet come January, which some buyers love for the winter privacy and others find less exciting than the summer months. Lot premiums for a fairway or tee-box backyard typically run higher than interior lots in the same subdivision, and errant balls are a fact of life worth asking sellers about directly. Herriman's growth has also pushed commute times down I-15 and through the Mountain View Corridor into consideration for anyone working in Salt Lake or the Silicon Slopes corridor near Lehi. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
August 2026 · Herriman market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Herriman right now.
Median sale
$619,990
67 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
43 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
457
active + pending
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Herriman.
Which golf course do these homes back up to in Herriman? ▾
Most golf course homes in Herriman sit along Mountain View Golf Course, a public 18-hole course on the city's east side. Some listings described as golf-course-adjacent are actually near The Ridge Golf Course just over the line in Bluffdale, so it's worth confirming the exact course before you tour.
How much more do golf course lots cost compared to a regular lot in Herriman? ▾
Expect a premium in the range of $40,000 to $80,000 over a similar home on an interior lot, depending on how much fairway frontage and which hole the home faces. Corner lots near tee boxes or greens with unobstructed valley views tend to sit at the higher end of that range.
Is there a risk of golf balls hitting the house or yard? ▾
Yes, particularly on homes situated near dogleg turns or shorter par-3 holes where accuracy matters less to golfers. Many owners install tempered or laminated glass on rear-facing windows and some HOAs mandate specific fencing to reduce ball damage, so ask the listing agent about the home's exposure to tee shots.
Do golf course homes in Herriman have HOA fees, and are they higher? ▾
Nearly all golf course communities in Herriman are part of an HOA, and dues are often modestly higher than non-golf neighborhoods because of shared landscaping and common-area upkeep along the course. Typical dues run in the $50-$150 monthly range depending on the community, but confirm current numbers since they've been rising with maintenance costs.
Can you golf year-round on a course backing these homes? ▾
No — Herriman sits around 5,000 feet elevation, so Mountain View Golf Course typically operates from early April through late October with weather-dependent shoulder months. Winter brings snow and freezing temps that shut the course down, unlike golf course living in southern Utah where play continues nearly year-round.
What's the typical view from a Herriman golf course backyard? ▾
Homes on the course's west-facing holes often catch views toward the Oquirrh Mountains and sunset light, while east-facing lots can see across the fairway toward the broader Salt Lake Valley and the Wasatch Front in the distance. The specific view depends heavily on which hole and which direction the lot faces, so it's worth visiting in person at different times of day.