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New Listings in Wellsville, Utah
Wellsville sits at the base of the Wellsville Mountains in Cache Valley, about ten minutes south of Logan and roughly ninety minutes north of Salt Lake City. It's a small town — under 5,500 people — built around a farming history that still shapes the housing stock: wide lots, older brick homes near Main Street, and a growing ring of newer construction on the benches with views back across the valley toward the Bear River Range. Because inventory here is thin compared to Logan or Smithfield, new listings tend to move fast, especially anything under $500,000 or on a lot over a third of an acre. Cache Valley's winters bring real snow and cold — this isn't Southern Utah — so buyers here are often thinking about heating systems, garage space, and driveway grades, not pools and patios.
Most new construction in Wellsville is happening in a handful of subdivisions on the east side of town, with builders working in the $400,000s to $600,000s, while older homes near the historic downtown core turn over less often and usually need some updating. Employment ties to Utah State University in Logan and the growing tech and manufacturing base in Cache Valley keep steady demand from young families and USU-affiliated buyers who want a quieter, more rural setting than Logan proper. Because the town is small, a handful of new listings can noticeably shift what's available in a given price range or school boundary. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
August 2026 · Wellsville market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Wellsville right now.
Median sale
$685,000
1 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
101.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
16
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Wellsville.
How often do new listings hit the market in Wellsville? ▾
Wellsville is a small town of roughly 3,800 residents at the south end of Cache Valley, so inventory turns slowly compared to Logan or North Logan. In a typical month you might see anywhere from two to eight fresh listings, with the heaviest activity falling between April and August when families are trying to move before the school year starts.
What kinds of homes usually show up as new listings here? ▾
Expect a mix of older farmhouses on larger lots near Main Street, mid-century ranchers, and newer builds on the benches climbing toward the Wellsville Mountains. Acreage properties with outbuildings or horse setups also surface regularly, since much of the surrounding land is still zoned agricultural.
How quickly do new Wellsville listings go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes in Wellsville often go pending within one to three weeks, especially anything under the Cache County median. Properties with views of the Wellsville range, irrigation rights, or updated interiors tend to move fastest. Overpriced or dated homes can sit 60+ days.
Why do buyers specifically watch Wellsville instead of Logan or Hyrum? ▾
Wellsville offers a quieter, more rural feel while still keeping a 15-minute commute to Logan and USU. Lot sizes are generally larger, taxes are reasonable, and the town has its own elementary school plus access to Mountain Crest High in nearby Hyrum. Buyers who want acreage without driving to Preston or Tremonton end up here.
What price range should I expect on new Wellsville listings? ▾
Most single-family homes in Wellsville currently list between roughly $450,000 and $750,000, with horse properties and larger acreage parcels pushing past $1 million. Smaller starter homes near the older grid occasionally come in under $400,000 but sell quickly.
Can I get notified the moment a new Wellsville home is listed? ▾
Yes — set up a saved search through Best Utah Real Estate and you'll get an email or text as soon as a property matching your criteria hits the Cache County MLS. That's the only reliable way to compete in a small market where the best homes are often gone before the open house weekend.