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New Construction Homes for Sale in Kaysville, Utah
Kaysville sits in the middle of Davis County about 20 minutes north of Salt Lake City, and new construction here is concentrated on the east bench against the Wasatch foothills and out on the west side near Highway 89 and the Kaysville/Layton border. Builders active in town include Edge Homes, Ivory, Fieldstone, and a handful of smaller local custom shops working in pockets like East Mountain, Sunset Equestrian, and the newer phases off Angel Street. Lot sizes vary widely — west-side production homes often sit on .15–.20 acre, while east-bench builds frequently push to a quarter acre or more with walk-out basements that take advantage of the slope and the valley views.
Pricing for new builds in Kaysville generally runs from the upper $500s for smaller two-story plans to well past $1M for custom homes on the bench. Buyers come here for Davis School District (Kaysville Elementary, Burton, Snow Horse, and Davis High all feed parts of town), the quick FrontRunner ride into Salt Lake from the Layton station, and the small-downtown feel along Main Street. Summer means Kaysville Theatre, Barnes Park, and the Cherry Hill waterpark; winter puts Snowbasin and Powder Mountain inside an hour. If you're weighing a spec home against a to-be-built contract, inventory and incentives shift month to month — browse the active new-construction listings below to see what's on the market right now.
May 2026 · Kaysville market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Kaysville right now.
Median sale
$549,290
21 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
5 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.4%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
70
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new construction homes in Kaysville.
Which builders are most active in Kaysville right now? ▾
Edge Homes, Ivory Homes, and Fieldstone Homes have ongoing communities on the west side and in newer phases off Angel Street and 200 North. On the east bench and in Sunset Equestrian you'll see more semi-custom and custom builders like Symphony, Cameo, and several smaller local shops. The mix changes each year as phases sell out, so the listings below reflect what's actively for sale today.
What do new construction homes in Kaysville typically cost? ▾
Production townhomes and smaller two-story plans generally start in the upper $500s. Standard single-family new builds on the west side run roughly $650K–$850K depending on square footage and lot, and custom homes on the east bench with views and walk-out basements regularly clear $1M, with some Sunset Equestrian properties pushing $1.5M+.
Are there still available lots, or is most new construction spec homes? ▾
Both. Several west-side communities still offer to-be-built contracts where you pick the plan, lot, and finishes, with build times usually running 6–9 months. Spec homes (already under construction or finished) tend to move faster and often come with builder incentives like rate buydowns or closing-cost credits.
What school boundaries do new Kaysville builds fall under? ▾
Everything is Davis School District, but the elementary and junior high boundaries depend heavily on which side of town you're in. East-bench homes often feed Kaysville Elementary and Centennial Junior, while west-side and Angel Street area homes can feed Snow Horse, Burton, or Endeavour. All paths lead to Davis High or Farmington High — confirm boundaries with the district before writing an offer.
Do new construction homes in Kaysville come with finished basements? ▾
Most base prices include an unfinished basement with rough plumbing for a future bath. Builders typically offer a finished basement option for $40K–$80K depending on square footage and bed/bath count. On east-bench lots, walk-out basements are common and add meaningful value because of the daylight and view exposure.
How long is the typical build timeline from contract to closing? ▾
For a to-be-built home on a ready lot, plan on roughly 6–9 months from contract signing to keys, assuming normal weather and no major supply delays. Spec homes that are already framed or further along can close in 30–90 days, which is why buyers on a tight timeline often gravitate toward inventory homes.