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New Listings in Willard, Utah
Willard sits along the base of the Wellsville Mountains where Box Elder County meets Weber County, a farm town of around 2,000 people known for fruit stands, the Willard Bay reservoir just east of I-15, and lot sizes that still run a half-acre or more in many subdivisions. New listings here don't pile up fast — this is a market where a handful of homes come on in a typical month, so checking back regularly matters more than it does in Ogden or Layton. Buyers watching this town tend to want space from neighbors, a barn or shop for equipment, and easy access to Brigham City and the Ogden job market fifteen to twenty minutes south without giving up small-town schools.
Fresh inventory in Willard runs the gamut from older farmhouses on acreage that need work to newer construction in the subdivisions built up near 500 North and along Pledge Way, plus the occasional horse property with irrigation shares attached. Because the pool of active listings is small, homes with updated systems, mountain or lake views toward Willard Bay, or usable outbuildings tend to move before they sit long, especially in spring and early summer when Box Elder County's farm-and-acreage buyers are most active. Pricing has climbed with the rest of Weber and Box Elder counties over the past few years, but Willard still tends to land below Perry and Willard Bay's premium waterfront pockets on a per-square-foot basis. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
September 2026 · Willard market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Willard right now.
Median sale
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2 closed in September 2026
Median DOM
129 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
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of final list price
Unsold inventory
17
active + pending
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How often do new listings come on the market in Willard? ▾
Willard typically sees only a handful of new listings per month — sometimes fewer in winter. It's a small town with low turnover, so setting up a saved search or checking this page two or three times a week is the practical way to catch something early.
How fast do new Willard listings go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes under $600K often go pending within one to two weeks, especially if they include outbuildings, water shares, or bay views. Higher-end foothill properties above $900K tend to sit longer — sometimes 60-plus days — because the buyer pool is smaller.
What should I look for when a new Willard home hits the MLS? ▾
Check the listing for secondary (irrigation) water shares, which are a big deal in this area for keeping pastures, orchards, or large yards green. Also confirm whether the home is on culinary city water or a well, and ask about wind exposure if it's on the bench above 200 East.
Are new construction homes available in Willard? ▾
New construction is limited — Willard doesn't have large active subdivisions like Perry or Brigham City just to the north. Most new builds are one-off custom homes on private lots, often in the foothills. If new construction is a priority, expect to look at spec or custom builds rather than tract neighborhoods.
What's the commute like from Willard to Ogden or Salt Lake? ▾
Willard to downtown Ogden is about 15-20 minutes via US-89 or I-15. Hill Air Force Base runs around 30-35 minutes, and downtown Salt Lake is roughly an hour outside rush hour. The I-15 stretch through Brigham City can slow during weekday peaks.
Can I get notified when a new home is listed in Willard? ▾
Yes — we can set up an automated MLS alert that emails you the moment a property matching your criteria (price, acreage, beds, etc.) hits the market in Willard. Given how thin inventory is here, that's usually faster than checking portals manually.