14 Most Expensive Homes in Utah (With Pictures)

Located in the Mountain West, Utah is among the least densely populated yet most vibrant and dynamic states. It is home to many indigenous groups and historic sites. And despite the somewhat harsh climate and challenging geography, Utah is one of the most beautiful places in the US. So, if you’ve been thinking about moving there and buying a house, we’ve got just the list for you!

Today, we’ll take a close look at 14 insanely expensive residences that were sold in Utah in the last 2 years. Even if you can’t yet afford any of these mansions, we still invite you to check out what the Beehive State has in stores! We’ve got private home theaters, pools, luxury furniture, and breath-taking views for days!

The 14 Most Expensive Homes in Utah

1. 3800 Sun Ridge Drive, Lower Deer Valley

Sold for 5.5 million US dollars, this gorgeous Sun Ridge Drive mansion is located in the picturesque Lower Deer Valley—one of the best areas in Utah. The house was built back in 2006 and sits on 0.5 acres of land, with almost 6,000 square feet of livable area. The attached garage can accommodate up to three cars. And with five bedrooms and six bathrooms, you’ll never feel like you’re running out of space.

But what really sets this residence apart from the competition are the custom, lush finishes, lovely industrial/rustic design, wine cellar, and chef’s kitchen, not to mention the 4 fireplaces. The views, in turn, are to die for, and you can enjoy them from one of the outdoor spaces. Surrounded by beautiful trees and wildlife, this mansion is incredibly private yet offers quick access to civilization.

2. 31 Sandstone Cove, Park Meadows

Are you a big fan of rustic/rural designs and mansions that make you feel at home the second you walk in? Then this $4.6 million house deserves your attention. It’s pretty big (7,500 square feet) and incredibly cozy. The beautiful combination of premium-quality wood and stone turns it into a perfect residence to live with your family and have guests over.

Surrounded by tall windows that let natural light in, you’ll feel like you’re part of the beautiful Sandstone Cove. With off-street parking, four bedrooms, six bathrooms, and 3.2 acres of land, you’ll get privacy, tranquility, a barbeque area, a bathtub, and so much more!

3. 1996 Paddington Drive, Prospector

Coming in at just shy of $4 million, this 2001 house is perfect for a summer getaway or a retirement. The main features include wall-tall windows with breath-taking views, large, open spaces, and an intriguing mix of modern and retro touches in the design and décor. Don’t want to be stuck in one of the 6 bedrooms or the on- and off-street garages? Then check out the lovely outdoor seating areas.

Protected by stones, multi-colored trees, and grandiose mountains, you’ll be 10 minutes away from the local mountain resort, hiking trails, restaurants, and other fun activities.

4. 3793 Solamere Drive, Lower Deer Valley

The next house on the list is the definition of a luxurious mansion. While it’s not at all cheap (you’d have to pay almost $4 million for it), this Hidden Meadows residence is worth the investment. This isn’t the only estate in the area, but it sits just far enough from the neighbors to give you all the privacy you’d want.

Mountain views, hot tubs, and biking are just a small part of what this place has to offer. The techy-packed multimedia room, heart-warming living room with a fireplace, and the outdoor decks are perfect for having friends and family over. Plus, you’ll own 1.7 acres of land and have easy access to 6+ acres of open space.

5. 7611 N Caddis Drive, Heber City

For $3.4 million, it doesn’t get any better than this 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom mansion in Utah. With almost 2 acres of land and over 5,200 square feet of livable area in the house, you can throw the wildest parties, cook the most delicious barbeque, and enjoy a private, cozy day with your family. Thanks to the mountains on one side and tennis courts, spas, and tubs on the other, there’s always plenty to do.

This mansion brings the comfort of a modern-day, technologically advanced home into a secluded, noise-free, and hassle-free area right in the heart of Heber City.

6. 2226 N Tacheene Drive, St George

If you’re all about forward-thinking designs, bold décor, and living off the grid, St George has just the right house for that. Built back in 2014, it’s got that futuristic, over-the-top vibe that fits the surroundings perfectly. On one hand, this mansion is a heap of concrete, stones, and wood sitting on top of each other. But at the same time, it’s very homey and has an intimate feel to it.

Once-in-a-lifetime views, a large pool, patios, and two kitchens (butler and gourmet)—that’s what you’ll find in this $4-million mansion!

7. 75 Matterhorn Terrace, Park City

Ever dreamt of living on the high ground, hidden away from all the trouble in the world? Well, this Park City residence has plenty of privacy, serenity, and luxury to provide if you have $3 million to spend. The views are impossible to get tired of, while the rustic interior design creates just the right vibe for having delicious meals, climbing the mountains, taking pictures, and getting work done.

This house brings exposed concrete walls, stone floors, and wood (cedar + walnut) together for a comfortable living 365 days a year.

8. 8974 Sackett Drive, Park City

Premium-quality finishes, a wine cellar (with climate control), and a larger-than-average cook top mean this Park City house is perfect for entertaining a huge crowd. The five beds, four bathrooms, large living room (with seating for 12), lounge area, and loft will ensure that. At the same time, if you prefer privacy over loud parties, the soundproof walls will keep outside noise at bay.

A porch, desk, and patios are also a part of the picture. The oversized garage can take in 3 cars; the house also has a store room and a mechanical room.

9. 1361 W Settlement Drive, Park City

This is the smallest house on the list (2,500 square feet + 0.22 acres). It only has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 1 attached garage (with enough space for two cars). So, what’s so special about it that it was sold for $2.2 million? It’s all about the interior! The tall, spacious rooms, exquisite décor, and top-of-the-line kitchen turn it into a must-have.

The residence is located in a quiet, safe neighborhood and offers peace of mind. In the area, you’ll find a stunning park, tennis court, and a biking area.

10. 1195 E Royal Sunset Road, Washington

A private pool, large garage, and eight bedrooms: that’s what you can expect from this $2 million house. On the inside, you’ll find 6.5 bathrooms, a workout room, and a wall-tall fireplace. And let’s not forget about the state-of-the-art home theater! But what about the interior, though? Every single room in this mansion is a combination of two colors. The furniture, cabinets, stairs, the walls, and everything else are black and white.

That adds a high-tech, “expensive” touch to it. As a bonus, you’ll get a magnificent mountain/city view and a hot tub.

11. 3026 S Olivewood Lane, St George

Here, we have one of those classic American houses that are scattered across the country’s rich neighborhoods. Compared to all the previous mansions, it’s a lot more affordable ($1.4 million) but offers just as much comfort, luxury, and capacity. The house is built around 0.37 acres of land and invites the lucky owner to 5,000 square feet of vaulted ceilings, sky-high windows, and lush detailing.

The black and white accents, bigger-than-average garage, and five big bedrooms are even more reasons to put it on your “wish list”.

12. 1965 N 1640 W, Grandview North

Looking for a ready-steady house that you can move in with your family? Then what about this Grandview North residence? For $1.3 million, you’ll get the usual “luxury house pack” that includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a garage + carport, a fireplace, basement, and top-quality décor in every single room. Located in a quiet, well-maintained, and safe neighborhood, the house is a short walk away from a clubhouse pool.

Warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and beautiful all year round, you can trust this mansion with your family and loved ones!

13. 3159 E 4400 N, Eden

Vintage furniture, a pool table, your personal theater room, and a wood-dominant interior are the first things that will grab your attention once you walk into this 1.2-million-dollar mansion. It does, indeed, have a retro atmosphere with inclusions of industrial, rural, rustic, and minimalism. Surrounded by similarly gorgeous houses, this Eden residence boasts a 4-car garage, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and 5,800 square feet of living space.

And there’s a matching shed where you can put all your tools, equipment, and whatnot.

14. 3526 S Barcelona Drive, St George

The final entry on today’s list is a charming St George house for $1.1 million. On the outside, it’s a mix of retro European styles (Spanish, to be exact) and a contemporary American design. The 0.2 acres of land have a private pool, lounge chairs to bask in the sun, and a covered patio. On the inside, you’ll find open-floor, well-lit rooms, expensive furniture, and six bedrooms.

How Much Does a House in Utah Cost?

Utah isn’t particularly affordable. While it’s not unreasonably pricey, Utah does rank 34th on the list of the most expensive American states. Right now, the typical home value in this state is $574K. The prices have gone up significantly compared to 2021 (it’s a 27.7% boost). A year ago, it was just $450K (and $372K in 2020).

So, compared to the national average of $453K, it’s hard to call Utah a cheap place to live. That’s right: $450,000 US is nothing compared to the prices that we just discussed, with the least expensive mansion coming in at $1.15 million. For the regular US citizen, Utah isn’t the most welcoming state in terms of pricing.

Conclusion

Utah is known for low crime, beautiful sights, and peaceful neighborhoods. And, it has its fair share of over-the-top, pricey mansions and estates for the most fortunate ones. They feature every single bit of technology, comfort, and privacy that a modern-day house can have. The beautiful views, serenity, unity with nature, and luxurious interiors make these homes worth every single penny.

It doesn’t really matter which one of the 14 houses from the list you end up in, as they’re all equally flawless and deserve the praise. So, take a long and hard look at the pics and the metrics, imagine how it would feel to live in such a house, and we’ll see you next time!

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