2600 N SEVIER VALLEY CANAL RD Richfield, UT 84701

PROPERTY DETAILS

The land / lot for sale at 2600 N SEVIER VALLEY CANAL RD Richfield, UT 84701 has been listed at $1,200,000 and has been on the market for 56 days.

This rare commercial offering provides an established compost, green-recycling, and soil-amendment business positioned for substantial growth. Situated on approximately 6 acres, the property includes a small portable office, a large operational yard, power, and extensive compost and soil-related inventory. For a new owner-operator, this could be an opportunity to take the building blocks in place and create a business with strong market demand. This site offers proven production capacity and scalable potential. Equipment and Inventory Included. 2014 Powerscreen Trakpactor 320 SR Impact Crusher Refurbished and ready for continued production. 2008 Peterson Horizontal Grinder Refurbished; requires new motor. Substantial wood-compost inventory ready for processing and distribution. Soil Resources & Lease Opportunities Adjacent acreage, available for lease, provides access to native iron-rich sandy loam soil known as "Ferrozite." Lab testing from Stukenholtz Laboratories indicates high levels of iron and essential nutrients including N, P, K, S, Z, and M. This soil has been used as a slow-release micronutrient source that supports plant vigor, chlorophyll production, and enzyme and nitrogen-fixation functions. Operational Strengths The business focuses on producing high-quality soil and wood compost, recommended for: Raised beds Lawn topsoil blends Gardens and flower beds Agricultural soil amendment Commercial or residential landscape supply production The demand for soil-health products continues to rise alongside the growth of gardening, hobby farming, and regenerative agriculture across Utah. This operation is well-positioned to supply this expanding market. Infrastructure & Expansion Potential Power on site with ample yard space Room for a bagging operation, enabling broader product distribution Nearby access to major interstate corridors (I-70 & I-15) Space to increase green-recycling capacity Ability to scale both wholesale and retail supply chains