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Condos for Sale in Morgan, Utah
Morgan sits in a tight green valley between the Wasatch Range and the Wellsville Mountains, about 35 minutes northeast of downtown Salt Lake City and 20 minutes from Snowbasin Resort via Trappers Loop. It's a working agricultural town that has slowly become a bedroom community for commuters who want acreage, mountain views, and a quieter pace than Davis or Weber County. Because of that profile, the local market is dominated by single-family homes on larger lots, and condo inventory is genuinely thin — buyers shopping attached product here are usually looking at townhomes, small PUDs, or the occasional stacked-flat project rather than a deep selection of high-rise or resort-style condos.
That scarcity is actually useful information. If you want low-maintenance living within Morgan County boundaries, expect to move quickly when something does come on the market, and expect HOA structures to be small and locally managed rather than corporate. Buyers who can't find a true condo in town often broaden the search to townhomes in Mountain Green (the western end of the valley, closer to I-84 and the Davis County line) or cross into the Ogden Valley around Huntsville and Eden, where ski-adjacent condo product is far more plentiful. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available in Morgan, and reach out if you'd like us to set up alerts for new attached-housing inventory the moment it hits the MLS.
June 2026 · Morgan market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Morgan right now.
Median sale
$850,000
5 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
96.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
36
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About condos for sale in Morgan.
Are there many condos on the market in Morgan? ▾
Morgan is a small, rural-feeling county seat of about 5,000 residents, and the housing stock is heavily weighted toward single-family homes on larger lots. Condo inventory is genuinely limited — often just a handful of units active at any given time, and sometimes zero. The active listings below reflect what's currently available.
Why are condos so rare in Morgan compared to nearby Davis or Weber County? ▾
Morgan's growth has been slower and more land-rich than the Wasatch Front, so developers have favored single-family subdivisions over attached product. Zoning in much of the valley also leans toward larger residential lots and agricultural use, which keeps multi-family projects scarce.
What price range should I expect for a condo in Morgan? ▾
When condos or townhomes do come up here, they typically run lower than detached homes in the same area but still reflect Morgan's appeal — quick access to I-84, the Snowbasin corridor, and the Ogden Valley. Pricing varies widely by year built and HOA amenities, so check the live listings for current numbers.
Will I find HOA-managed townhomes if true condos aren't available? ▾
Yes — buyers looking for low-maintenance living in Morgan often expand the search to attached townhomes and PUDs, which are slightly more common than stacked condos. These give you a similar lifestyle with shared exterior maintenance and smaller yards.
Is Morgan a good location for a lock-and-leave second home near Snowbasin? ▾
It can be. Morgan sits about 20 minutes from Snowbasin Resort via Trappers Loop and roughly 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, which makes it workable for skiers who want a quieter base than Park City or Eden. Just be aware that true condo product near the resort itself is more plentiful in the Ogden Valley side.
What should I check on HOA documents before buying a condo here? ▾
Review the monthly dues, reserve study, rental restrictions, and any pending special assessments. In a smaller market like Morgan, HOAs can be tiny — sometimes under a dozen units — which means individual assessments hit harder when major repairs come up. Your agent can pull the CC&Rs during due diligence.