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Golf Course Homes for Sale in West Haven, Utah
West Haven's golf course homes cluster around Links at Rose Park and the broader corridor near Wolf Creek and Mountain View golf courses just a few minutes east in Ogden and Huntsville, though the closest fairway-front lots sit right along West Haven's own residential belt near 2700 South and 4300 West. Buyers looking here are usually trading a Weber County commute of 15-20 minutes into Ogden or Roy for a quieter, flatter stretch of the valley with irrigation canals, farmland views, and direct fairway frontage that doesn't come with the price premium you'd see in Eden or Liberty. Lots tend to be larger than typical Davis County subdivisions, often a third of an acre or more, which matters if you want side yard clearance from cart paths or room for a shop. Homes backing to a course here run the gamut from 1990s ramblers that have been updated to newer construction with walkout basements taking advantage of the Wasatch Front backdrop to the east. Because West Haven sits at a lower elevation than the mountain courses, the golf season stretches longer here — often March through October — which keeps course-adjacent property more usable year-round than similar homes up in Morgan or Huntsville. HOA dues on these lots are typically modest compared to Park City-area golf communities, but it's worth checking whether the dues cover course maintenance or just common-area landscaping. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
July 2026 · West Haven market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in West Haven right now.
Median sale
$574,795
18 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
30 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.7%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
116
active + pending
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Common questions
About golf course homes in West Haven.
Which golf courses in West Haven have homes built around them? ▾
The main draw is The Barn Golf Club off 4300 West, a public 18-hole course that's been a fixture in Weber County since the 1960s. Several West Haven subdivisions back up to or sit within a short walk of the fairways, and a few newer pockets have been planned with the course as the centerpiece. Mulligans Golf in nearby Ogden is also within a 10-minute drive for residents who want a second option.
Do golf course homes in West Haven cost more than comparable inland homes? ▾
Yes, typically. Lots that back directly to a fairway tend to carry a 5–15% premium over similar homes a few streets away, depending on view, lot size, and whether the home faces a tee box or a quieter stretch. Homes with unobstructed views of the Wasatch behind the course command the top of that range.
Are these homes subject to HOA fees or golf membership requirements? ▾
The Barn is a public course, so there's no mandatory membership tied to owning nearby. Some subdivisions in West Haven do have modest HOAs covering common areas, but golf dues are pay-as-you-play unless an owner chooses a season pass. Always check the specific subdivision CC&Rs before writing an offer.
What's the risk of stray golf balls hitting the house? ▾
It's a real consideration on lots near tee boxes or dogleg landing zones. Most fairway-adjacent homes in West Haven have tempered or laminated windows on the course-facing side, and many sellers will disclose past incidents. Walking the lot during a busy weekend round is the best way to gauge exposure before buying.
How far is West Haven from Salt Lake City and the airport? ▾
West Haven sits about 35 miles north of downtown Salt Lake and roughly 40 minutes to SLC International via I-15. Ogden's FrontRunner station is a 10-minute drive, which gives commuters a rail option into the city without the freeway.
Is the growing season long enough that the course stays open most of the year? ▾
The Barn typically opens in March and stays playable through November, weather depending. Winters here get real snow — West Haven averages around 50 inches a year — so December through February the course closes and the views shift from green fairways to white. Homeowners get a quieter off-season as a tradeoff.