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Single Story Homes for Sale in Meadow, Utah
Meadow sits in Millard County along the old Highway 91 corridor, a small farming town of a few hundred people about 15 minutes south of Fillmore and just off I-15. Most of what's built here went up on generous lots with room to spare, so single story homes are less of a special request and more the default — ranch-style layouts on half-acre and full-acre parcels are common, often with a barn, shop, or pasture attached. For retirees, buyers with mobility concerns, or anyone tired of hauling laundry up and down stairs, that's the whole appeal of looking here instead of in a denser Wasatch Front suburb.
Single level living also fits how people actually use property in Meadow. A lot of buyers are running a few animals, gardening, or wanting a shop for equipment, and a rambler footprint keeps the house simple while the acreage does the work. Prices in Millard County stay well below Utah County or Washington County numbers for comparable square footage, though inventory is thin since Meadow is a small town without much new construction turnover. Browse the active listings below to see what single story homes are currently on the market in Meadow.
September 2026 · Meadow market
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Common questions
About single story homes in Meadow.
Are most homes in Meadow already single story? ▾
Yes. Meadow's housing stock leans heavily toward ranch-style and rambler homes built on larger lots, so single story options are more the norm here than the exception you'd find in a tighter suburban subdivision.
Why do buyers specifically want single story homes in Meadow? ▾
A lot of interest comes from retirees and buyers relocating from bigger cities who want acreage without stairs to manage. Combined with the town's rural, agricultural feel, a one-level layout on a half-acre or acre lot is an easy fit for people wanting a slower pace and fewer physical demands from the house itself.
How much land typically comes with a single story home in Meadow? ▾
It varies, but quarter-acre to several-acre lots are common, and many listings include a barn, shop, or corral since the area attracts buyers who want space for animals or equipment, not just a house.
Is new construction available, or is it mostly resale? ▾
Meadow is a small, established town with limited new construction, so most single story homes on the market are existing properties, some decades old. Buyers should budget for updates to systems like septic, well, or roofing depending on the age of the home.
How does pricing compare to single story homes elsewhere in Utah? ▾
Meadow and the surrounding Millard County market run considerably lower than Utah County, Washington County, or the Wasatch Back for similar square footage and acreage, which is part of why the area draws buyers looking for more land per dollar.
How far is Meadow from services and larger towns? ▾
Fillmore, with the county's main grocery, medical, and school options, is about 10-15 minutes north. Cedar City and Richfield are both under an hour away for bigger box stores or hospital care, and I-15 access makes commuting or travel straightforward.