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Homes with Views for Sale in Utah

These are Utah homes whose listings note a mountain, valley or panoramic view. They make up a big share of the state's homes for sale: there are 10,436 listed right now, with a median asking price of $633,000. The most are in Salt Lake City, Park City and St. George.

Along the Wasatch Front, the best views usually come from the benches, old shorelines of prehistoric Lake Bonneville that now form the foothills; compare view homes in Herriman, Sandy and Ogden. In Utah County, 11,752-foot Mount Timpanogos fills the view from much of the valley, including Lehi. Mountain-town views cost more in Park City and Heber City.

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Utah MLS data · updated Oct 22, 2026

Utah homes with views 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
10,436
median ask $633,000
Median sale, last 12 mo
$575,000
14,217 sold · +3.6% vs prior year
Price per sq ft
$241
median of closed sales · typical 2,592 sq ft
Days on market
33 days
median, listing to contract · 99.3% of list

Where they are: by city

City For sale Median ask Sold, 12 moMedian sale
Salt Lake City 476 $650,000 659$710,000
Park City 513 $2,300,000 454$2,300,000
St. George 373 $709,000 593$634,000
Herriman 331 $655,000 552$500,000
Washington 216 $679,000 545$520,000
Ogden 273 $379,000 400$400,000
Eagle Mountain 299 $556,000 373$525,000
Heber City 314 $1,300,000 316$1,150,000
South Jordan 239 $600,000 365$667,000
Lehi 187 $625,000 399$608,000
Hurricane 260 $631,000 320$560,000
Sandy 202 $727,000 376$728,000
Saratoga Springs 185 $640,000 372$615,000
West Jordan 186 $545,000 317$550,000
Cedar City 186 $525,000 253$495,000
Provo 176 $527,000 257$525,000
Layton 141 $549,000 285$537,000
Orem 152 $557,000 214$536,000
Draper 132 $829,000 218$860,000
Spanish Fork 132 $510,000 179$530,000

By county

CountyFor saleMedian ask
Salt Lake County 2,314 $635,000
Utah County 2,011 $610,000
Washington County 1,125 $700,000
Weber County 872 $500,000
Davis County 669 $595,000
Summit County 648 $1,699,000
Wasatch County 547 $1,499,000
Cache County 410 $564,000
Tooele County 297 $575,000
Iron County 281 $525,000
Box Elder County 205 $512,000
Sanpete County 168 $527,000

Sale medians need at least 5 closings; thinner rows show a dash. Listing data from the Utah MLS, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Common questions

About homes with views in Utah.

How much does a home with a view cost in Utah? ▾

The median asking price for Utah homes with a view is $633,000 right now, from $23K to $55M. Over the last 12 months they sold at a median of $575,000.

Where are the most affordable view homes in Utah? ▾

Ogden and Weber County have some of the lowest-priced view homes, and Eagle Mountain is lower than most of Salt Lake County. Park City, Heber City and the rest of Summit and Wasatch counties are the most expensive.

What are the benches in Utah? ▾

The benches are terraces along the foot of the Wasatch Range left by the shorelines of ancient Lake Bonneville. Homes on them sit above the valley floor, which is why so many Wasatch Front view homes are on the east benches.

What should I check before buying a hillside view home in Utah? ▾

Ask for any geotechnical or soils report, check the slope and drainage, look at wildfire risk near open foothills, and confirm whether the view could be blocked by building on the lots below.

How fast do view homes sell in Utah? ▾

Over the last 12 months, they took a median of 33 days to go under contract and closed at 99.3% of their final list price.