New Construction Homes for Sale in Marriott Slaterville, Utah
Marriott-Slaterville sits on the west side of Ogden, wedged between the Weber River and the open farmland that still defines much of this small city's character. New construction here looks different than in Ogden proper — builders are working with larger lots, often a third of an acre or more, and many projects back up to irrigation canals or fields rather than other rooftops. You'll see a mix of custom infill on family-owned parcels and small subdivisions replacing old pastureland, with prices generally running below what comparable new builds cost in South Ogden or in Weber County's newer Roy and West Haven developments. Lot sizes and the city's semi-rural zoning are the draw for buyers who want a new HVAC system and modern floor plan without giving up room for a shop, horses, or a big garden.
Because the city has no incorporated downtown and limited commercial zoning, most new homes here are single-family builds rather than townhomes or condos, and septic or well service still shows up on some parcels outside the municipal water and sewer lines. That matters for financing and for your due-diligence timeline, so it's worth confirming utility hookups early with the builder or listing agent. Commutes run about 10-15 minutes to downtown Ogden and 35-40 minutes to Salt Lake City via I-15, which keeps Marriott-Slaterville popular with Hill Air Force Base employees and Ogden-area workers who want more land for their money. Browse the active new construction listings below to see what builders currently have available.
July 2026 · Marriott Slaterville market
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About new construction homes in Marriott Slaterville.
Which builders are active in Marriott-Slaterville right now? ▾
The mix shifts by phase, but Visionary Homes, Ivory Homes, Richmond American, and several regional Weber County builders like Hamlet Homes and Nilson Homes have all delivered product here in recent cycles. Smaller custom builders also pick up individual lots in the rural-zoned pockets on the west side of town.
What's the typical lot size for a new build here versus nearby cities? ▾
Marriott-Slaterville lots generally run larger than what you'll see in Roy, Clearfield, or central Ogden. Production subdivisions often plat at 0.20–0.30 acres, and semi-custom parcels along 1200 West or out toward the wetlands can be a half-acre to a full acre. That extra ground is the main reason buyers choose this city over denser Weber options.
Do new construction homes here include secondary (irrigation) water? ▾
Most newer subdivisions in Marriott-Slaterville are built with pressurized secondary water for outdoor irrigation, which keeps summer culinary bills down considerably. Confirm the share allocation and any HOA-managed system details on the specific lot before writing an offer — it varies by subdivision.
How long is the build timeline if I reserve a lot today? ▾
Production builders are running roughly 5–8 months from contract to closing on dirt starts, depending on framing and trade scheduling. Inventory homes that are already framed or near drywall typically close in 30–90 days. Custom builds on individual lots usually take 10–14 months.
Are builders offering rate buydowns or closing cost incentives? ▾
Yes — most national and regional builders working this area are offering some combination of 2-1 buydowns, forward commitments in the high 5s to low 6s, or $10k–$20k in closing cost credits when you use their preferred lender. Incentives change month to month, so ask what's posted on the specific home or phase you're considering.
Which school boundaries should I check before buying? ▾
Marriott-Slaterville is split among several Weber School District elementaries including Farr West, Lomond View, and Pioneer, feeding into Wahlquist Junior High and Fremont High. Boundaries can shift with new phases coming online, so verify directly with the district using the property address rather than relying on listing data.