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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Washington Terrace, Utah
Washington Terrace offers a unique opportunity for golf enthusiasts seeking homes with convenient access to quality courses in the Ogden Valley area. This welcoming community in Weber County combines small-town charm with easy access to some of Northern Utah's most popular golf destinations, including nearby Schneiter's Riverside Golf Course and Mount Ogden Golf Course. Living near a golf course in Washington Terrace means you'll enjoy beautiful mountain views, well-maintained landscapes, and a lifestyle centered around outdoor recreation and community connection.
Golf course properties in Washington Terrace provide residents with the perfect blend of suburban convenience and leisure living. Beyond the fairways, you'll find yourself just minutes from Hill Air Force Base, excellent schools, and downtown Ogden's growing restaurant and cultural scene. The city's location along the Wasatch Front offers unbeatable access to world-class skiing, hiking trails, and outdoor adventures while maintaining affordable living costs compared to other Utah golf communities.
Browse our current listings of golf course homes in Washington Terrace to discover properties that match your lifestyle and budget. Whether you're an avid golfer looking to perfect your game or simply appreciate the serene setting and meticulously maintained surroundings that golf course communities offer, you'll find excellent options in this friendly Weber County neighborhood. Contact our experienced local agents today to schedule viewings and learn more about available properties that could become your next home.
September 2026 · Washington Terrace market
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Washington Terrace.
Are these homes actually on El Monte Golf Course, or just nearby? ▾
Most listings marketed as golf course homes in Washington Terrace back directly onto El Monte's fairways or greens, with a shared fence or open sightline into the course. A few sit a street or two off the course but are marketed for the proximity and views — always check the plat or ask your agent to confirm the lot actually touches course property before you assume backyard access.
Is there an HOA or club membership required to live along the course? ▾
No. El Monte is a city-owned municipal course, so there's no private club membership or golf HOA fee tied to owning a home there. You pay standard green fees like any other golfer, and course-adjacent homeowners have no special rights or dues beyond typical property taxes.
How much more do golf course lots cost compared to other homes in Washington Terrace? ▾
Course-adjacent lots typically run somewhat higher than interior lots in the same neighborhood, mostly due to larger lot size and the view rather than any golf premium per se, since it's a public course. The gap is smaller than you'd see in a private-club community like Nibley Park or a resort setting — expect a modest bump rather than a dramatic one.
Do stray golf balls or errant shots cause real problems for these homes? ▾
It happens, particularly on homes backing to fairways with doglegs or shorter holes, and some owners have added tempered windows or screening on patios facing the course. It's worth walking the backyard during a round in progress if you can, or asking neighbors how often it's an issue on that specific lot.
What's the shape and quality of homes typically backing to El Monte? ▾
Given the neighborhood's age, expect mostly 1,200-2,200 square foot brick ranch and split-entry homes from the 1960s-70s, with a wide range of update levels — some fully remodeled kitchens and baths, others still original. Because the housing stock is older, a solid home inspection matters here more than in newer subdivisions.
Is Washington Terrace a good commute for people working at Hill Air Force Base or in Ogden? ▾
Yes, that's a big part of the appeal. Washington Terrace sits roughly 10-15 minutes from Hill AFB via Riverdale Road or Washington Blvd, and about the same distance into downtown Ogden, making it a common choice for base employees and Weber State-area workers who want a quieter, established neighborhood over newer Davis County subdivisions.