Land for Sale in Utah, UT

Land for sale in Utah, UT:

Castle Valley Dreams Await! 4.62 acres of prime desert landscape near the valley floor, ready for your ranch, southwestern home, or peaceful retreat. Build with ease on flat, buildable ground while soaking in sweeping views of Castleton Tower, the La Sal Mountains, and the iconic red rock mesas. Enjoy the perfect mix of open space, natural beauty, and the quiet charm of Castle Valley. Your perfect slice of Southeastern Utah's legendary landscape is ready for you!

Land for sale in Utah, UT:

The Erda Development Land & Water Rights includes 276 acres of prime development land, and 260 Acre-Feet of incredibly valuable water rights, centrally located in the city of Erda and the rapidly growing Tooele County. The 276 acres is located in two large tracts. The southern tract of land comprises 181.88 acres and is located along both sides of Erda Way, less than 0.5 miles west of State Road 36. The northern tract is 94.56 acres, and is located on Bates Canyon Road about 1.3 miles west of State Road 36. Zoning on the southern tract is a mix of RR-1 and RR-5, and the northern tract is zoned entirely RR-5, under Erda City jurisdiction. There are 7 different water rights totaling 2

Land for sale in Utah, UT:

With breathtaking views of Smithsonian Butte, Canaan Mountain, and Zion National Park, this exceptional 5-acre corner lot offers a rare opportunity to create something truly special. Whether you envision a private mini ranch or a custom dream home, the setting delivers unmatched beauty and tranquility. With greenbelt status and one acre-foot of water included, this property combines lifestyle, flexibility, and long-term value in one remarkable offering.

Land for sale in Utah, UT:

Located just outside the town of Panguitch in Garfield County, this 20-acre property offers a rural setting with access to power and strong recreational appeal. The parcel sits in an area that has been divided into 10, 20, and 40-acre lots, providing space between neighboring properties and maintaining the open character of the landscape. The property includes 0.75 shares of West Panguitch water, which can be converted to an underground right for a culinary well. This allocation may support residential use, landscaping, and limited agricultural activity such as keeping animals, subject to local regulations and water use practices. Well depths in the area are typically around 300 feet, but t