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Liberty, Utah

New Listings in Liberty, Utah

Liberty sits at the north end of Ogden Valley, tucked between the Wasatch peaks and Pineview Reservoir, and new listings here don't come around in bulk the way they do in Ogden or Layton. Most of the housing stock is acreage properties, custom-built homes, and a handful of cabins scattered along Liberty's dirt and paved roads, so when something fresh hits the MLS it's worth a close look before it's under contract. Winters bring real snow — this is Snowbasin and Powder Mountain's backyard, both within a 15-20 minute drive — and that shapes everything from driveway grading to well and septic setups, which are the norm out here rather than city utilities.

Buyers watching new listings in Liberty tend to fall into two camps: full-time residents wanting space, horses, or a shop, and second-home buyers drawn to ski access and valley views without Park City prices. Because inventory is thin, a new listing can range from a modest three-bedroom rambler on an acre to twenty-plus acres with mountain frontage, so price and lot size swing widely from one listing to the next. Weber County zoning out here also allows for agricultural uses many Wasatch Front buyers can't get closer to Salt Lake, which pulls in horse owners and hobby farmers specifically. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.

September 2026 · Liberty market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Liberty right now.

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Median sale
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1 closed in September 2026
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Common questions

About new listings in Liberty.

How often do new homes come on the market in Liberty? ▾

Liberty is a small market — expect anywhere from zero to a handful of new MLS listings in a typical week. Spring and early summer bring the most activity, while mid-winter can go quiet for weeks at a time. If you're serious about the area, set up alerts so you see new listings the day they post.

What price range should I expect on new Liberty listings? ▾

Most new listings fall somewhere between the high $500s for older valley homes on smaller lots and $2M+ for newer custom builds on acreage with Wasatch views. Horse properties and homes with frontage near Powder Mountain road tend to sit at the higher end. Cabins and townhome-style units near Powder Mountain itself are a separate sub-market with their own pricing.

Are new construction homes available in Liberty? ▾

Yes, but it's mostly one-off custom builds on private lots rather than tract subdivisions. You'll occasionally see spec homes in pockets like Wolf Creek or above North Fork Park. True production builders are rare in Ogden Valley because of lot scarcity and county building requirements.

How fast do new Liberty listings typically go under contract? ▾

It depends heavily on price and condition. Well-priced homes under $900K with mountain views or acreage often see offers within the first week or two. Higher-end custom properties above $1.5M can sit 60–180 days because the buyer pool is smaller and more selective.

Can I get notified when a new Liberty home hits the MLS? ▾

Yes — we can set up a saved search tied to the WFRMLS that emails you the moment a new Liberty listing posts, including price changes and back-on-market activity. Given how thin inventory runs up here, most of our Ogden Valley buyers rely on those alerts rather than checking manually.

Is Liberty a year-round community or mostly second homes? ▾

It's a real mix. A large share of homes are owner-occupied primaries — families who commute down to Ogden or work locally — but second homes and short-term rentals tied to Powder Mountain and Snowbasin are a meaningful chunk of the inventory, especially in newer developments closer to the resorts.