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Homes with Acreage for Sale in Plymouth, Utah
Looking for the perfect combination of country living and mountain charm? Plymouth, Utah offers an exceptional opportunity for those seeking homes with acreage in a peaceful, rural setting. Located in Box Elder County at the base of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains, Plymouth provides a tranquil escape from urban life while still maintaining reasonable access to larger cities. Properties with acreage here give you the freedom to pursue hobbies like gardening, raising animals, or simply enjoying the privacy and natural beauty that comes with owning land in northern Utah.
The Plymouth area is ideal for families and individuals who value wide-open spaces, starry night skies, and a close-knit community atmosphere. With larger lots, you'll have room for workshops, barns, recreational vehicles, or whatever matches your lifestyle goals. The surrounding landscape offers stunning mountain views, and residents enjoy four distinct seasons with opportunities for outdoor recreation year-round. Many properties feature well water rights and the potential for agricultural use, making this area especially attractive for those interested in sustainable living or small-scale farming.
Browse our current listings of homes with acreage in Plymouth to find your ideal property, or contact one of our experienced local agents who can help you discover the perfect piece of land to call home. Whether you're looking for a few acres or a more expansive estate, Plymouth's real estate market offers excellent value and the lifestyle you've been dreaming of.
May 2026 · Plymouth market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Plymouth right now.
Median sale
$615,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
4 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
1
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About homes with acreage in Plymouth.
How much land do most Plymouth acreage listings include? ▾
Most acreage homes in Plymouth run anywhere from 1-acre parcels up to 40-plus-acre farm properties, with a good number falling in the 5 to 10-acre range. Larger dry farm ground tied to grain or hay operations shows up too, usually priced closer to per-acre land value than typical residential comps.
Does the land come with water rights? ▾
Not automatically. Some parcels carry secondary irrigation water or a share in a local irrigation company, while others are dry ground with only a domestic well or culinary hookup for the house. Always ask the listing agent for the specific water right number and confirm it transfers with the sale before assuming you can irrigate pasture or crops.
Can I keep horses or livestock on these properties? ▾
Yes, this is one of the main draws — Box Elder County zoning in Plymouth is agricultural, and most parcels allow horses, cattle, sheep, or poultry outright. Fencing condition and existing outbuildings vary a lot from listing to listing, so factor in the cost of adding shelters or cross-fencing if the property doesn't already have them.
How far is the commute to Logan or Tremonton from Plymouth? ▾
Tremonton is about 10 to 15 minutes south via I-15, and Logan is roughly 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic through Sardine Canyon or around the north end of the valley. Ogden is closer to 45 minutes to an hour, which is workable for buyers commuting there a few days a week.
Are these properties on paved roads or gravel? ▾
It's a mix. Homes closer to Main Street or the I-15 frontage tend to be on paved county roads, while more remote acreage parcels sit off gravel roads that the county maintains but doesn't always plow first after a storm. If winter access matters to you, ask specifically about road maintenance priority before making an offer.
What financing works for a home with a shop or outbuildings on acreage? ▾
Conventional loans generally work fine as long as the property is primarily residential and the outbuildings don't push it into an agricultural or commercial classification. USDA rural development loans are also worth exploring since Plymouth typically qualifies as a rural area, but talk to a lender early if the parcel includes significant dry farm acreage, since appraisers sometimes split the value between homesite and bare land.