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Luxury Homes for Sale in Price, Utah
Price sits in Carbon County, a coal and ranching town about two hours southeast of Salt Lake City on Highway 6. It's not a market people associate with luxury real estate, and that's exactly why the handful of high-end properties here stand out. Luxury in Price usually means acreage rather than square footage alone — think custom homes on 5 to 40 acres out toward Wellington or up near Spring Glen, with mountain views of the Book Cliffs, private wells, shop buildings, and enough land for horses or equipment. A few in-town executive homes near the Price River Country Club also qualify, offering golf course frontage and larger lots than you'll find on the older grid streets downtown. Where a luxury home in Park City might run $3-4 million, the ceiling in Price is closer to $700,000-$1.2 million, and that budget buys a lot more dirt.
Buyers looking at this tier are usually relocating for work at the coal mines, PacifiCorp, Castle Valley Center, or USU Eastern, or they're building a legacy property with room for animals, shops, and extended family. Because inventory at this level is thin, homes with real acreage, updated mechanicals, and privacy tend to move faster than the general market average once they're priced right. Winters bring cold, dry snow and occasional inversion smoke haze, but summers are warm and dry with easy access to the San Rafael Swell, Nine Mile Canyon, and the Manti-La Sal National Forest for outdoor recreation. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available at the top of the Price market.
July 2026 · Price market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Price right now.
Median sale
$327,500
14 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
37 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
95.9%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
76
active + pending
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Common questions
About luxury homes in Price.
What price range counts as luxury in Price, Utah? ▾
In Price, listings above roughly $500,000 sit at the top of the local market, and anything over $750,000 is genuinely high-end for the area. That budget typically buys 4,000+ square feet, acreage, and outbuildings — money that wouldn't get you a starter home in Park City goes a long way here.
Where are the higher-end homes in Price located? ▾
Most upper-tier properties cluster on the hillsides north of town, in Carbonville, out toward Wellington, or up Spring Glen Road. Larger acreage estates tend to be on the rural edges where you can have a shop, horses, and unobstructed views of the Book Cliffs or Wasatch Plateau.
Do luxury homes in Price usually include land or shop space? ▾
Yes — that's a defining feature of the local high-end market. Buyers at this price point generally expect at least an acre, often more, plus a detached shop or RV garage. Heated shop space is common given Carbon County winters and the area's strong off-road and recreation culture.
How does the Price luxury market compare to St. George or Park City? ▾
It's a fraction of the cost. A $700K home in Price would likely list for $2M+ in Park City or $1.2M in St. George. The trade-off is a smaller buyer pool and longer days on market, so pricing has to be realistic and resale takes patience.
What's the property tax situation on higher-priced homes here? ▾
Carbon County's tax rates are among the more reasonable in Utah, and if the home is your primary residence you get the 45% residential exemption. On a $650,000 primary home, expect annual taxes in the range of roughly $2,800 to $3,500 depending on the exact taxing district.
Is financing a jumbo or high-balance loan straightforward in Price? ▾
Most luxury Price homes still fall under conforming loan limits, so standard conventional financing works for the majority of buyers. Appraisals can be the bigger hurdle — there are fewer comparable high-end sales locally, so a knowledgeable appraiser and a lender familiar with rural Utah markets makes a real difference.