New Listings in Parowan, Utah

Parowan is a small market with limited turnover — typically a handful of new listings hit the MLS each week during spring and summer, and considerably fewer in winter. Setting up a saved search with instant alerts is the only reliable way to catch the well-priced ones before they go under contract.

Most single-family homes in Parowan list between roughly $300K and $550K, with historic Main Street properties and small acreage parcels sometimes sitting higher. Building lots inside city limits generally run $60K–$120K depending on size and utilities, while larger ag parcels toward Paragonah price by the acre and water rights.

It's a mix, but skews older. Much of the housing stock dates from the late 1800s through the 1970s, with pockets of newer builds on the south and west edges of town. Spec construction is limited compared to Cedar City, so genuinely new homes are worth flagging as soon as they post.

Brian Head is about 14 miles up Highway 143, roughly a 25-minute drive in good weather. That proximity makes Parowan a popular base for buyers who want ski access without paying Brian Head's mountain-town prices or dealing with deep-winter snow loads at 9,800 feet.

Many do, especially properties with pasture, gardens, or established landscaping. Parowan has its own irrigation system separate from culinary water, and shares trade with the property when noted in the listing. Always confirm the specific share count and irrigation company in the seller's disclosures.

Parowan sits at about 6,000 feet, so winters bring real snow and overnight lows in the teens, while summer days run in the 80s with cool nights. It's a noticeably different climate than St. George or Hurricane — closer to Cedar City's weather, with a shorter growing season and genuine four seasons.