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Single Story Homes for Sale in Sigurd, Utah
Sigurd sits in Sevier County along US-89, a small farming town of a few hundred people where land comes cheap relative to the Wasatch Front and single-story living just makes sense. Most of the housing stock here is rambler-style or newer single-level construction on lots big enough for a shop, a garden, or a few animals. Buyers move to Sigurd for the quiet and the acreage, not for a two-story floor plan, so one-level homes dominate what actually sells in this market. Retirees from Richfield and Salina, ranch hands, and people wanting distance from Wasatch Front traffic make up a good share of the buyer pool, and a main-level layout without stairs fits that crowd well.
Winters in Sevier County bring real snow and cold snaps, and a single-story home means less roof to shovel off and no stairs to navigate when the driveway ices over. Many of these properties sit on a half-acre or more, with room for a detached garage, RV parking, or a small barn — common on lots along 100 South and out toward the edges of town where lots get larger. Because Sigurd is small, inventory turns over slowly and a new single-level listing can be the only one in town for weeks at a time. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
June 2026 · Sigurd market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Sigurd right now.
Median sale
$460,500
1 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
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listing → contract
Sale-to-list
92.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
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active + pending
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Common questions
About single story homes in Sigurd.
How many single-story homes are typically for sale in Sigurd at one time? ▾
Sigurd is a very small market, so active inventory usually sits in the low single digits — sometimes just one or two homes, sometimes zero. Most existing housing here is already single-level, so when a home does come up, there's a good chance it's a rancher. Setting up an MLS alert is the practical way to catch new listings.
What do single-story homes in Sigurd usually cost? ▾
Pricing varies widely with lot size and condition, but most one-level homes in Sigurd trade in the $250K–$450K range, with fixer ranchers occasionally below that and larger acreage properties with outbuildings pushing higher. Sevier County remains one of the more affordable areas in Utah compared to anything along the Wasatch Front.
Are most Sigurd ranchers on well and septic or city utilities? ▾
It depends on the parcel. Properties inside the small town grid are typically on culinary water through Sigurd Town and on septic systems, while outlying homes on larger lots often run on private wells and septic. Always check water rights and septic age during due diligence — both matter at resale.
Do single-story homes here usually come with irrigation rights? ▾
Many do. Sigurd sits in an agricultural valley served by ditches off the Sevier River, and homes on quarter-acre lots and larger frequently include shares through local irrigation companies. Confirm the share count and the delivery schedule with the listing agent before writing an offer if water for pasture or garden matters to you.
Is Sigurd a realistic option for retirees wanting one-level living? ▾
Yes, for buyers who don't need urban amenities at the doorstep. Richfield, 10 miles south, has the hospital, Walmart, and most services, while Sigurd itself stays quiet. Single-level layouts, flat lots, and low traffic make it workable for aging in place, though winter snow removal is something to plan for.
How long is the drive from Sigurd to Salt Lake City? ▾
About 2.5 hours up I-70 to I-15, roughly 160 miles. Provo is closer at around 2 hours. The drive keeps Sigurd well outside any commuter pattern, but it's manageable for monthly trips to the airport or medical specialists.