Homes with Views for Sale in Page, Utah

Quick note on geography: Page is actually just over the Arizona border on the south shore of Lake Powell, but it functions as part of the Southern Utah real estate market and pulls heavily from Utah buyers heading to Big Water, Greenehaven, and the Glen Canyon area. When buyers search "homes with views in Page," they're usually looking at properties on the Utah side too — Big Water sits about 20 minutes northwest, where lots back up to the Vermilion Cliffs and slickrock ridges with sightlines toward Lake Powell and the Kaiparowits Plateau. Elevation here runs around 4,100–4,300 feet, summers push past 100°F, and the payoff is roughly 280 sunny days a year and some of the most photographed terrain in the West.

View premiums in this market are real. A standard tract home in Page might list in the $350K–$500K range, while lakefront or rim-edge properties with unobstructed Powell or canyon views regularly clear $700K and climb well into the millions for custom builds in Greenehaven or along the cliffs. Pay attention to which direction a property faces — south- and west-facing lots catch the sunset light on the cliffs but bake in July, while east-facing homes get the morning glow on Navajo Mountain. Short-term rental potential is strong here given proximity to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Wahweap Marina. Browse the active listings below, and reach out if you'd like to walk any of these in person.