Homes with Solar Panels for Sale in Scofield, Utah

Scofield sits at 7,700 feet in Carbon County, a small mountain community wrapped around Scofield Reservoir and surrounded by the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The population hovers around 25 year-round residents, with the town swelling in summer when cabin owners arrive for trout fishing, kayaking, and ATV access into the Wasatch Plateau. Winters are long and serious here — snow stacks up from November through April, daytime highs often sit in the 20s and 30s, and many properties run on propane, wood, or off-grid systems because grid power can be unreliable during storms. That's exactly why solar makes sense in Scofield. The elevation delivers strong year-round sun exposure, snow reflects additional light onto panels in winter, and a properly sized array paired with battery storage can keep a cabin or full-time residence running when the power line down from Clear Creek goes out.

Homes with solar in Scofield tend to fall into two categories: recreational cabins on lots near the reservoir, often priced from the mid $200s into the $400s, and larger custom homes or off-grid builds that can run $500K and up depending on acreage and outbuildings. Buyers should ask about panel age, inverter type, battery capacity, and whether the system is grid-tied through Rocky Mountain Power or fully independent — it changes the math on both insurance and resale. Browse the active Scofield listings below, and reach out if you'd like help evaluating a specific solar setup before you make an offer.