4+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Meadow, Utah
Meadow sits along the old Highway 91 corridor in Millard County, about 15 minutes south of Fillmore and just off I-15, which makes it a spot for people who want acreage and quiet over a subdivision lot. Four-plus bedroom homes here tend to be newer stick-built houses on half-acre to five-acre parcels, plus a handful of older farmhouses that have been added onto over the decades. Families move to Meadow for the space and the low cost per square foot compared to Fillmore or Cedar City, and a bigger bedroom count usually means room for a home office, a bunkhouse for grandkids, or space to raise a few kids without stacking bunk beds three deep.
Because lots run large out here, a 4-bedroom in Meadow often comes with a shop, corrals, or irrigation water rights attached — details that matter as much as the floor plan itself. School-age families typically feed into Fillmore's Millard School District, about a 10-15 minute drive, so bedroom count and proximity to town both factor into the decision. Well and septic systems are standard rather than city hookups on most of these larger properties, which is worth budgeting for at inspection time. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in Meadow.
April 2026 · Meadow market
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About 4+ bedroom homes in Meadow.
How many 4+ bedroom homes are typically available in Meadow at a given time? ▾
Meadow is a small town, so inventory is thin — often just a handful of homes with four or more bedrooms listed at once. When one hits the market with acreage or water rights, it tends to move faster than similar listings in bigger Millard County towns like Fillmore.
What's the price range for larger homes in Meadow? ▾
Most 4+ bedroom homes here run from the high $300s into the $600s depending on lot size, outbuildings, and finish quality. A newer build on several acres with a shop can push higher, while an older farmhouse needing updates can come in lower.
Do these homes come with well water or city water? ▾
It's a mix, but many of the larger-acreage properties in Meadow rely on private wells and septic rather than municipal hookups. If irrigation water rights are included, that's usually called out separately in the listing and worth confirming with the seller before writing an offer.
Are these homes good for multigenerational or larger families? ▾
Yes — that's the main draw. A lot of 4+ bedroom listings in Meadow include a finished basement, detached apartment, or bunkhouse setup that works well for grown kids, aging parents, or frequent extended family visits.
How far is Meadow from schools and everyday shopping? ▾
Fillmore is about 10-15 minutes north and covers most grocery, medical, and school needs for Meadow residents through the Millard School District. For bigger box stores or a hospital, Cedar City or Richfield are each roughly 45 minutes away.
Do larger homes in Meadow usually include land for animals? ▾
Many do. Because zoning in and around Meadow allows for agricultural use, a good share of 4+ bedroom listings sit on a half-acre to five-plus acres with corrals, pasture, or barn space already in place, which is a big part of the appeal for buyers coming from tighter Wasatch Front lots.