Golf Course Homes for Sale in Lake Point, Utah
Lake Point sits at the far northwest end of the Salt Lake Valley near the base of the Oquirrh Mountains, and its golf course homes cluster around Stansbury Park's 18-hole course just a few minutes south, along with the fairways at Tooele's Oquirrh Hills. Homes actually on or facing a fairway here tend to be newer builds from the last 15-20 years, with larger lots than you'll find in denser Salt Lake suburbs since land in Tooele County still comes cheaper. Buyers moving out from Salt Lake or South Jordan for the golf lifestyle also get a shorter commute than Tooele proper offers to the Kennecott and Rio Tinto mining operations, plus quick access to I-80 for a roughly 35-40 minute run into downtown Salt Lake or the airport. The appeal in Lake Point specifically is the combination of golf frontage with genuine open space — many lots back up to the course on one side and undeveloped foothills or ag land on the other, which is not something you get with course homes packed into a subdivision grid elsewhere on the Wasatch Front. Winters bring enough snow that the course closes for a few months, so these are three-season golf homes rather than year-round like you'd find in St. George, but summers are drier and cooler than the valley floor thanks to the elevation and lake-effect breeze off the Great Salt Lake. Lot sizes, course orientation, and HOA rules on landscaping and fencing vary a fair amount from one section to the next, so it's worth checking those details on each listing. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
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About golf course homes in Lake Point.
Which golf course do most Lake Point homes sit near? ▾
Stansbury Park Golf Course is the closest option and the one most listings reference — it's a public 18-hole course just south of Lake Point along SR-138. Oquirrh Hills in Tooele is the other nearby course, roughly 15 minutes south. True fairway-fronting homes in the immediate Lake Point boundary are limited, so many buyers expand the search to include Stansbury Park itself.
How much of a premium do golf course lots carry here? ▾
Course-fronting lots typically run 8–15% above comparable interior lots in the same neighborhood, with the biggest jump for homes backing directly to a fairway or pond rather than just being walking distance to the clubhouse. Premiums are smaller than you'd see on Wasatch Front courses like Thanksgiving Point because Tooele Valley pricing overall is lower.
Is the golf season long enough to justify a course-side home? ▾
Stansbury Park is generally playable from April into October, sometimes longer in mild years. Winters bring snow and the course closes, so buyers who want year-round play tend to either travel to St. George in winter or treat the home as a three-season golf property and a four-season mountain-access property.
Are HOA fees higher for golf course homes in this area? ▾
It depends on the subdivision. Some Stansbury Park communities have HOAs covering common areas, the lake, and parks — typically $100–$250 a year, which is modest compared to Utah County master-planned communities. Course access itself is paid separately through green fees or a membership; the HOA doesn't include golf.
Do golf course homes here usually have Great Salt Lake views too? ▾
Some do. Lake Point's elevation gives a lot of properties north-facing views toward the lake and Antelope Island, and homes on the north side of Stansbury Park can capture both fairway frontage and lake views. Listings that combine both tend to be priced at the top of the local market.
How's the commute to Salt Lake City from a Lake Point golf home? ▾
Lake Point has one of the shortest Tooele Valley commutes into Salt Lake — about 25 minutes to downtown via I-80 in normal traffic. That's a big part of why the area attracts buyers who want acreage and golf access without giving up access to SLC jobs or the airport.