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Luxury Homes for Sale in Utah

These are the Utah homes listed at $1 million or more. There are 2,916 luxury homes for sale in Utah right now, with a median asking price of $1,686,000. Park City, Salt Lake City and Heber City have the most of them. The typical one has 4,656 square feet.

Luxury prices vary a lot by place. Summit and Wasatch counties, around Park City and the Heber Valley, carry the highest prices, while luxury medians along the Wasatch Front and in Washington County are much lower. Compare Park City, Heber City, Salt Lake City, Draper and St. George, or see golf course homes and homes with views across the state.

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Utah MLS data · updated Oct 22, 2026

Utah luxury homes 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
2,916
median ask $1,686,000
Median sale, last 12 mo
$1,400,000
4,014 sold · +0% vs prior year
Price per sq ft
$345
median of closed sales · typical 4,656 sq ft
Days on market
42 days
median, listing to contract · 97.2% of list

Where they are: by city

City For sale Median ask Sold, 12 moMedian sale
Park City 427 $3,300,000 586$2,788,000
Salt Lake City 163 $1,725,000 395$1,375,000
Heber City 210 $2,577,000 271$1,750,000
St. George 154 $1,538,000 232$1,385,000
Lehi 57 $1,250,000 152$1,190,000
Draper 61 $1,600,000 136$1,338,000
Washington 81 $1,375,000 110$1,275,000
Sandy 69 $1,799,000 120$1,350,000
South Jordan 40 $1,183,000 135$1,200,000
Holladay 52 $1,600,000 94$1,523,000
Herriman 63 $1,225,000 70$1,210,000
Kamas 71 $2,240,000 55$1,650,000
Ivins 49 $1,595,000 76$1,398,000
Hideout 54 $2,295,000 65$1,700,000
Hurricane 74 $1,515,000 40$1,197,000
Midway 44 $2,000,000 66$1,363,000
Highland 39 $1,900,000 68$1,505,000
Cottonwood Heights 31 $1,550,000 63$1,250,000
Millcreek 28 $1,335,000 64$1,333,000
Alpine 42 $2,750,000 44$2,160,000

By county

CountyFor saleMedian ask
Salt Lake County 581 $1,500,000
Summit County 477 $2,850,000
Utah County 469 $1,399,000
Washington County 413 $1,499,000
Wasatch County 399 $2,640,000
Davis County 114 $1,549,000
Weber County 130 $1,692,000
Cache County 61 $1,350,000
Iron County 42 $1,524,000
Rich County 35 $1,500,000
Morgan County 18 $1,970,000
Grand County 29 $1,995,000

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 luxury homes in Utah.

How much does a luxury home cost in Utah? ▾

Utah's luxury homes for sale have a median asking price of $1,686,000 right now. They range from $1M to $55M. Over the last 12 months, homes in this price range sold at a median of $1,400,000, about $345 per square foot.

Where are the most expensive homes in Utah? ▾

Park City and the rest of Summit County, plus Heber City and Wasatch County, have the highest luxury prices in the state. Park City is home to Park City Mountain and Deer Valley. Salt Lake City, Holladay, Draper and Sandy are the main luxury markets on the Wasatch Front, and St. George and Washington lead in southern Utah.

Does Utah have a real estate transfer tax? ▾

No. Utah has no state or local real estate transfer tax, so a large purchase price doesn't add a percentage-based tax at closing. Buyers still pay normal closing costs such as title insurance and recording fees.

Are second homes in Utah taxed differently? ▾

Yes. Utah's primary residential exemption taxes a primary home on 55% of its market value, but a second home or vacation home doesn't qualify and is taxed on its full value. That matters in Park City and other resort areas where many luxury homes are second homes.

How long do luxury homes take to sell in Utah? ▾

Over the last 12 months, $1 million-plus homes took a median of 42 days to go under contract. They closed at 97.2% of their final list price.

Do Utah luxury homes have HOA dues? ▾

50% of today's luxury listings show HOA dues, with a median of $200 a month.