Homes with Virtual Tours in Sandy, Utah

Most fall into three buckets: Matterport-style 3D scans you can click through room by room, agent-led video walkthroughs posted to YouTube or Vimeo, and drone exteriors showing the lot and surrounding street. Higher-end Sandy listings — generally above $900K in areas like Pepperwood or Dimple Dell — often include all three plus an interactive floor plan.

Matterport scans are dimensionally accurate and good enough that many out-of-state buyers relocating to Silicon Slopes write offers before flying in, usually with an in-person inspection contingency. They're less reliable for judging neighborhood noise, slope of the lot, or finish quality up close, so most agents still recommend a local buyer's rep walking the property on your behalf.

Usually yes for 3D scans — sellers want the full square footage represented, especially in Sandy where finished walkout basements add real value on the east bench. Video tours are more selective and sometimes skip unfinished storage areas or tandem garage bays.

Tours cost the listing agent $150–$500 to produce, so they're more common on homes priced above roughly $550K or on properties expected to draw out-of-area interest. Quick-turn flips, estate sales, and entry-level condos near State Street are often photo-only.

Yes. Beyond the recorded tours linked to each listing, any of our agents can do a live FaceTime or Zoom walkthrough at the property, which is helpful for checking specific details — closet depth, basement ceiling height, view from the primary bedroom — that pre-recorded media doesn't cover.

Tours are almost always shot when the home first hits the market, so if a listing has been active 60+ days, staging may have changed or the home could now be vacant. Ask your agent to confirm before relying on a tour to judge furnishings or condition.