5+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Tabiona, Utah
Tabiona sits at about 6,500 feet in Duchesne County, on the Strawberry River side of the Uinta Mountains, roughly 25 miles north of Duchesne and a little under two hours from Salt Lake City. It is a small, rural town of a few hundred people, and homes with five or more bedrooms here usually mean something different than they do in a suburb. Most are on acreage, with room for horses, hay ground, shops, and the ATVs and trailers that come with life near the Uintas. Larger floor plans suit multigenerational families, ranching households, and groups who want a big cabin-style base for hunting season or summer at Starvation and Strawberry reservoirs.
Inventory is thin. Tabiona may have only a handful of homes with five or more bedrooms at any given time, and many are custom-built or older farmhouses that have been added onto over the years. Prices run well below the Wasatch Front and Park City, but lot size, water rights, and well or septic setups often matter more to value than the bedroom count. Winters are long and snowy, so check heating type, road access, and snow removal. Students attend Duchesne County School District schools, including Tabiona's own K-12 campus, known for its small classes. Browse the active listings below to see which larger homes are on the market right now.
September 2026 · Tabiona market
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About 5+ bedroom homes in Tabiona.
How many 5+ bedroom homes are usually for sale in Tabiona? ▾
Very few at once, often fewer than a handful, because the town is small and most homes are three or four bedrooms. The listings below update from the MLS, so they show what is actually active today. Widening your search to nearby Duchesne, Hanna, or Altamont can add options.
Do large homes in Tabiona usually come with land? ▾
Often, yes. Many five-bedroom properties sit on one acre to several dozen acres, sometimes with pasture, corrals, or outbuildings. Confirm lot size, irrigation shares, and whether water rights transfer with the sale.
What should I check about utilities on a big rural home here? ▾
Ask whether the home is on town water or a private well, and whether sewer or a septic system serves it. For a house with many bedrooms, septic capacity matters. Also check the heat source, such as propane, wood, or electric, since winter costs can be significant.
How does winter affect owning in Tabiona? ▾
At around 6,500 feet, expect cold, snowy winters and plowing needs on private roads. Look at driveway length, who maintains the road, and whether the home has a garage or covered parking. Spring and summer access to the Uintas and nearby reservoirs is a major draw.
Are 5+ bedroom homes in Tabiona cheaper than in Heber or Park City? ▾
Generally much cheaper per square foot, though prices depend on acreage, condition, and finish level. Buyers coming from the Wasatch Front often find far more space for the money. Expect a smaller pool of lenders and appraisers familiar with rural properties, so start financing conversations early.