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Pleasant View, Utah

Townhomes for Sale in Pleasant View, Utah

Pleasant View sits at the north end of Weber County, tucked against the base of Ben Lomond Peak where the Wasatch range curves west toward Willard Bay. Townhome construction here has picked up steadily over the past decade along North Fork Park Drive and the newer pockets off 2700 North, giving buyers a way into this foothill community without the maintenance load of a full acre lot. Most projects run two- and three-bedroom floor plans with attached two-car garages, and several developments back up to open space or trailhead access into the North Ogden Divide, which is a real draw for buyers who hike or mountain bike but don't want a big yard to manage.

Compared to Ogden or North Ogden, Pleasant View townhomes tend to run newer construction with HOA-maintained landscaping and snow removal, which matters given the lake-effect snow this stretch of the bench can pick up in winter. Commuters headed to Ogden or Hill Air Force Base use I-15 just minutes away, and the drive to the Salt Lake City airport runs about 45 minutes depending on traffic through Davis County. School-age families typically land in Weber School District, with North Ogden's schools serving much of this area. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.

August 2026 · Pleasant View market

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

Full Pleasant View market report
Median sale
$570,000
4 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
93 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
95.2%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
59
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About townhomes for sale in Pleasant View.

How many townhome communities are there in Pleasant View?

Pleasant View has a handful of townhome developments rather than a large inventory — most are concentrated in newer subdivisions built after 2015 near 2700 North and the Mitchell Drive area. Because supply is limited, well-priced units often go under contract within a couple of weeks. Check the listings below for current availability.

What do HOA dues typically cover in Pleasant View townhomes?

Most local HOAs run roughly $150–$250 per month and cover exterior building maintenance, roof reserves, landscaping of common areas, and snow removal from driveways and sidewalks. Some communities also include trash service. Always pull the CC&Rs and current reserve study before writing an offer — reserves matter more in Utah's freeze-thaw climate than buyers expect.

Are Pleasant View townhomes a good fit for Hill AFB personnel?

Yes — the drive to Hill AFB runs about 25–30 minutes via I-15, and the lower maintenance burden suits military families on 2–4 year assignments. VA loans are common on these properties, and several communities are VA-approved, though it's worth confirming approval status on any specific HOA before going under contract.

What school district serves Pleasant View townhomes?

Pleasant View is in Weber School District. Most townhome addresses feed into Majestic Elementary, Orion Junior High, and Weber High School, though boundaries shift occasionally — confirm the assigned schools for any specific address through the district's boundary lookup tool.

How does townhome pricing compare to single-family homes in Pleasant View?

Townhomes generally run 20–30% below comparable single-family homes in the same area, putting most current inventory in the high $300s to mid $400s. The trade-off is shared walls and a smaller yard, but you gain newer construction, attached garages, and exterior upkeep handled by the HOA.

Do Pleasant View townhomes hold value well?

Weber County townhomes have appreciated alongside the broader Wasatch Front market, helped by limited new construction north of Ogden and steady demand from Hill AFB and Weber State commuters. Units with two-car garages, end-unit locations, and mountain-facing views tend to resell fastest and command the strongest pricing.