Townhomes for Sale in Washington Terrace, Utah
Washington Terrace offers an appealing selection of townhomes that combine affordability with convenience in Weber County. Located just minutes from Hill Air Force Base and with easy access to Ogden, this welcoming community provides an ideal setting for first-time buyers, military families, and anyone seeking low-maintenance living. Townhomes in Washington Terrace typically feature modern amenities, attached garages, and well-designed floor plans that maximize space without the upkeep demands of a traditional single-family home.
The city's small-town atmosphere is complemented by excellent proximity to outdoor recreation, with the Wasatch Mountains providing year-round activities from hiking and biking to world-class skiing. Residents appreciate the short commute to major employers in the area while enjoying lower property costs compared to neighboring communities. Washington Terrace's parks, local schools, and tight-knit community make it particularly attractive for families looking to establish roots in Northern Utah.
Browse our current listings of townhomes for sale in Washington Terrace to find your perfect match. Each property listing includes detailed photos, pricing information, and neighborhood insights to help you make an informed decision. Our experienced local agents are ready to answer your questions and schedule showings at your convenience—contact us today to start your townhome search in this charming Weber County community.
September 2026 · Washington Terrace market
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About townhomes for sale in Washington Terrace.
What HOA fees should I expect on a Washington Terrace townhome? ▾
Most developments in the area run somewhere between $150 and $300 a month, though it varies by age and amenities included. Newer builds with more shared landscaping or a clubhouse tend to sit at the higher end, while older complexes with basic exterior maintenance run cheaper. Always pull the HOA's CC&Rs and recent meeting minutes before writing an offer so you know what's actually covered.
Are townhomes in Washington Terrace close to Hill Air Force Base? ▾
Yes, that's a big part of the draw. Most of the townhome developments sit within a 10-minute drive of Hill AFB's main gate, which makes them popular with base employees, contractors, and military families who don't want a long commute up I-15.
Is there new townhome construction happening in Washington Terrace right now? ▾
There's been steady infill development over the past several years, particularly on parcels along Washington Boulevard and near 5600 South, replacing older single-family lots or vacant land. New construction tends to come with smaller floor plans and attached two-car garages, priced a step above resale units in older developments.
How do Washington Terrace townhome prices compare to South Ogden or North Ogden? ▾
Washington Terrace generally runs a bit lower than South Ogden and comparable to or slightly below North Ogden for similar square footage. It's one of the more affordable entry points into the Ogden Valley townhome market while still keeping easy freeway access.
Do these townhomes have private yards or garages? ▾
It depends heavily on the specific development. Some older complexes offer small fenced patios with no garage, relying on assigned or street parking, while newer builds more commonly include an attached one- or two-car garage and a small private yard space. Check the listing details closely, since this varies unit by unit even within the same complex.
What school district serves Washington Terrace townhomes? ▾
Washington Terrace falls within Weber School District, with kids typically zoned to Washington Terrace Elementary and then feeding into T.H. Bell Junior High and Bonneville High School. Families should confirm exact boundaries with the district since some newer developments near the edges of town can zone differently.