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Luxury Homes for Sale in South Weber, Utah
South Weber sits on the bench above the Weber River, tucked between Uintah and Fruit Heights along the base of the mountains east of I-84. Luxury buyers here are typically after acreage and privacy that Davis County's denser cities can't offer — half-acre and full-acre lots are common, and several neighborhoods off Old Fort Road and South Weber Drive back directly to open hillside with unobstructed views across the valley toward the Great Salt Lake. Homes in the $850,000 to $1.8 million range tend to feature walkout basements, three-car garages, and custom finishes you won't see in production-built subdivisions closer to Ogden or Layton. The lot sizes and setback from commercial development are the real draw — this is still a place where a horse property and a builder-grade spec home can sit a quarter mile apart.
Because South Weber is small and mostly built out with a mix of older acreage parcels and newer custom construction, high-end inventory moves in waves rather than a steady stream. Buyers coming from Salt Lake or from out of state are usually drawn by the 25-minute commute into downtown SLC via I-84 and I-15, combined with quick access to skiing at Snowbasin and Powder Mountain. Homes with mountain or lake views, finished walkout basements, and larger acreage tend to hold value best and sell fastest when priced correctly. Browse the active luxury listings below to see what's currently on the market in South Weber.
September 2026 · South Weber market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in South Weber right now.
Median sale
$748,585
5 closed in September 2026
Median DOM
73 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
28
active + pending
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Common questions
About luxury homes in South Weber.
What price range qualifies as luxury in South Weber? ▾
The luxury tier in South Weber typically begins around $900,000 and extends past $2 million for custom builds on larger lots. That's a step above the city's median, where standard family homes generally trade in the $550K–$750K range. Acreage, view lots near the canyon, and horse-ready properties push toward the top of the range.
How much land usually comes with a luxury home in South Weber? ▾
Half-acre to full-acre lots are common at this price point, and a handful of properties along Cornia Drive and the Old Fort Road area sit on two or more acres with water shares. That's a meaningful contrast to Layton or Clearfield, where luxury homes often top out at quarter-acre lots.
Are luxury homes in South Weber typically new construction or resale? ▾
It's a mix. The east bench has seen steady custom building over the past 10–15 years, so you'll see both newer builds and well-maintained 2000s-era homes. True new construction at the luxury tier is less common than in Farmington or Kaysville because South Weber's developable land is more limited.
What's the commute like from a South Weber luxury home to Salt Lake or Hill AFB? ▾
Hill Air Force Base is roughly 10–15 minutes via I-84 and I-15. Downtown Salt Lake runs about 35 minutes in off-peak traffic, longer during rush hour. The Roy FrontRunner station is about 12 minutes away if you'd rather take rail.
Which school district serves South Weber? ▾
South Weber falls within Davis School District, which is one of the reasons higher-end buyers choose it over similarly priced properties just north in Weber County. South Weber Elementary feeds into Sunset Junior High and Northridge High School.
Do luxury properties in South Weber often include horse facilities? ▾
Many do, especially on the larger lots along the south end of town. Zoning in parts of South Weber allows horses on lots over a certain size, and you'll see properties with barns, arenas, and direct access to the Weber River trail system. If equestrian use matters, confirm zoning and water rights on the specific parcel before writing an offer.