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Murray, Utah

Single Story Homes for Sale in Murray, Utah

Murray sits dead center in the Salt Lake Valley, which means single story homes here run the full spectrum: brick ramblers from the 1950s and 60s in the Vine Street and Woodstock neighborhoods, mid-century rambler tracts near Murray Park, and newer rebuilds closer to Fashion Place Mall and the Intermountain Medical Center corridor. A lot of buyers land on one-level homes in Murray specifically because of that hospital and its surrounding medical campus — staff relocating for shift work want a commute under ten minutes and no stairs to deal with after a long day. Others are downsizing from bigger homes in Cottonwood Heights or Holladay and want to stay close to the same grocery stores, parks, and TRAX line without giving up yard space.

Lot sizes in Murray's older single story neighborhoods tend to run larger than what you'll find in newer Salt Lake County subdivisions, often a quarter acre or more, which matters if you want room for gardening, RV parking, or a shop. Ranch-style homes near Murray City Park and along State Street also tend to have finished basements rather than true single-level square footage, so it's worth checking whether "single story" means the whole home or just the main living area. Property taxes and price points here still run below Salt Lake City proper and well below Cottonwood Heights, which keeps single-level inventory moving quickly when it hits the market. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available.

June 2026 · Murray market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Murray right now.

Full Murray market report
Median sale
$536,450
36 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
15 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
97.8%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
152
active + pending

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Common questions

About single story homes in Murray.

Why are single story homes popular in Murray?

Murray has one of the larger concentrations of retirees and aging-in-place homeowners along the Salt Lake Valley, partly because of Intermountain Medical Center sitting right in town. No-stair living is a top priority for that group, plus young families who don't want toddlers on stairs. Demand stays steady year-round.

What neighborhoods in Murray have the most ramblers?

The east-side areas around Murray Parkway, Vine Street, and the older sections near Murray Park are full of 1950s–1970s brick ramblers on quarter-acre lots. Newer single-level builds show up less often since infill projects tend to go vertical, so most one-story inventory is mid-century with updates.

Do Murray ramblers usually have basements?

Yes — most single-story homes in Murray sit on a full basement, often finished with extra bedrooms, a family room, or a mother-in-law setup. That's a Utah construction norm going back decades, so even a 1,400 sq ft main floor often doubles the total finished square footage.

How do single story prices compare to two-story homes in Murray?

Ramblers typically carry a small premium per square foot on the main level because the foundation and roof cost more per finished foot than stacking stories. Expect single-level homes in Murray to run roughly $500K–$800K depending on lot size, basement finish, and updates, with custom builds going higher.

Are there any single-level townhomes or patio homes in Murray?

A handful — there are small patio-home pockets near Fashion Place and along State Street, plus 55+ communities scattered through the valley nearby. True single-level attached product is limited inside Murray city limits, so most buyers end up looking at detached ramblers.

Is Murray a good fit for buyers downsizing from a larger Salt Lake County home?

It's one of the more practical landing spots. You're 15 minutes to downtown SLC, the hospital and TRAX are right there, and the older neighborhoods have mature trees and flatter lots than the benches. Yard sizes are manageable without feeling cramped.