Homes with Solar Panels for Sale in Kamas, Utah

Kamas sits in the Upper Provo River Valley at about 6,500 feet, and the math on solar here is better than most buyers expect. The Kamas Valley averages around 240 sunny days a year, and the cold, dry air actually improves panel efficiency — silicon cells produce more power at lower ambient temperatures, so those January bluebird days at altitude pull real wattage. Net metering through Rocky Mountain Power still applies in Summit County, and homes on larger parcels in areas like Marion, Oakley, and Woodland often have south-facing roof lines or unshaded ground-mount potential that suburban Wasatch Front lots can't match. Heating loads run high out here — winter lows routinely drop into the single digits — so a paid-down solar array paired with a heat pump or supplemental electric heat can meaningfully blunt the utility bill on a 3,000+ square foot home.

Buyers looking at solar-equipped homes in Kamas tend to be the same people drawn to the area for other reasons: 15 minutes to the Jordanelle, 25 to Park City, an hour to Salt Lake International, and the South Summit School District, which has a strong local reputation. Median prices in Kamas have generally tracked in the high $700s to well over $1M depending on acreage and proximity to the river, and homes already wired with owned (not leased) solar tend to move faster in this price band. Browse the active listings below, and reach out if you'd like the production history or system details on any specific property.