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Tooele, Utah

Single Story Homes for Sale in Tooele, Utah

Tooele sits about 35 minutes west of Salt Lake City, tucked against the Oquirrh Mountains with the Great Salt Lake just to the north. Single-story homes here tend to fall into two buckets: older ramblers from the 1950s-70s on larger flat lots near Vine Street and the historic core, and newer ranch-style builds in subdivisions like Overlake, Copper Canyon, and the growing developments off Erda Way. Because Tooele Valley has plenty of buildable flat ground (unlike the benches in Salt Lake County), builders here put up a lot more ranchers than you'd see in places like Draper or Bountiful, which means inventory is usually healthier for buyers who want everything on one level.

The single-level layout draws a specific crowd in Tooele: retirees from the Salt Lake side downsizing for the lower price point, families wanting a no-stairs setup for young kids or aging parents, and Hill AFB or Dugway commuters who want low-maintenance living. Expect prices to run roughly 15-25% below comparable Salt Lake County ramblers, with most single-story listings landing between the upper $300s and mid $600s depending on lot size, garage count, and whether the basement is finished. Winters bring real snow and inversion days, so a main-floor primary and an attached garage matter more here than in St. George. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in Tooele and the surrounding valley.

May 2026 · Tooele market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Tooele right now.

Full Tooele market report
Median sale
$420,000
71 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
31 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.7%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
203
active + pending

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Common questions

About single story homes in Tooele.

Are single-story homes in Tooele usually true ranchers, or do they have basements?

Most single-story homes in Tooele are ramblers with full basements, which is standard across the Wasatch Front for frost-line and energy reasons. You'll see both finished and unfinished basements — a finished basement typically adds $40-70k to the price. True slab-on-grade single-stories exist but are less common, mostly in newer 55+ communities.

What neighborhoods in Tooele have the most single-level homes?

Overlake on the north end has a heavy concentration of newer ramblers built since the early 2000s. The older grid around Vine Street and 7th Street has mid-century single-stories on bigger lots. Erda, just north of Tooele city limits, is where you'll find newer ranch builds on half-acre and larger parcels.

How does pricing compare to two-story homes in Tooele?

Single-story homes typically carry a 5-10% premium per square foot over comparable two-stories because of the larger foundation and roof footprint. That said, total prices are often similar since two-story floor plans tend to be larger overall. Lot size and basement finish drive more of the price spread than story count.

Is a single-story home practical for Tooele's winters?

Yes, and many buyers actively prefer it. No stairs to navigate after a snowstorm, easier roof access for ice dam issues, and main-floor laundry is standard. Just make sure the driveway has reasonable slope and the home has an attached garage — detached garages are a real hassle in January here.

Do single-story homes in Erda differ much from those inside Tooele city?

Erda lots are typically 0.5 to 5 acres with septic and well water, while Tooele city homes are on smaller lots with municipal utilities. Erda single-stories tend to be newer custom builds in the $700k-$1.2M range; Tooele city ramblers run more modestly priced and include more 1960s-80s inventory.

Are HOA-restricted 55+ single-story communities available in Tooele?

Tooele has a smaller selection of age-restricted communities than Utah County or Washington County, but a few patio-home developments cater to downsizers with single-level layouts and yard maintenance included. Inventory turns over slowly in these — worth setting up an alert if that's the target.