6.20 flat, buildable acres in Carbon County, just outside Price between Wellington and Elmo. Room for a home, shop, animals, garden and toys, with the space and privacy you can't get on an in-town lot. The parcel sits on Upper Miller Creek Road at 8800 South, with homes on the neighboring properties and easy access to Highway 10 and Highway 6. You're minutes from shopping, dining and services in Price, and close to the outdoor recreation Carbon County is known for. Utilities: power and culinary water available nearby at the road. Buyer to verify. Bring your plans and build on acreage at a price that's hard to find this close to town. Buyer to verify zoning, utilities, access and acreage. Acreage per county record. View the aerial video here: https://1drv. ms/v/c/a4f3fcfcfa269590/IQDWyjml3yF2QqmLjLpl8ulUAVs_QRJSVXlTgeFBqB5fMmM?e=fPHYom Driving directions here: https://maps. app. goo.gl/KnR2DLkqXZ4T4Mjv8
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Listed by Zachary Gunderson• Rustic Roots Real Estate LLC
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Downtown Price, located between US-6 and Carbon Avenue, is a historic and civic Price neighborhood with brick storefront blocks and a walkable main-street grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Main Street and 100 South, where galleries, diners, and small storefronts cluster under classic streetfront signage. The Utah State University Eastern Prehistoric Museum and the Carbon County Events Center act as cultural anchors for exhibits, performances, and community gatherings. Architecture leans toward early-20th-century commercial facades mixed with mid-century civic buildings. Side streets shift quickly into compact residential pockets and small parks. The setting reads as a valley-floor downtown framed by the Book Cliffs to the north.
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