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Erda
Homes in Erda tend to sit on larger lots, with a rural, open character compared with the more compact neighborhoods elsewhere in the valley.
Specialty search · Tooele County, Utah
Acreage and horse property in Tooele County
Larger parcels, outbuildings, animal rights.
What to know
Larger parcels in Tooele County sit where the valley opens up: Erda, the edges of Grantsville, Lake Point, and south past Tooele toward Stockton and Rush Valley. Listings in this category describe lot size in acres, fencing, and outbuildings such as barns, loafing sheds, and shops, and often note irrigation shares or a well.
Animal rights are set by zoning, and they vary parcel by parcel even on the same road. When we run this search we read the zoning designation and the listing remarks for each result, so you know what a parcel allows before you drive out to walk it.
Water is the other question to settle early. Water rights, irrigation shares, wells, and septic systems each need their own paperwork check, so we treat water as its own line item on every acreage showing. We can point you to the county recorder and the planning office if you want to verify a parcel yourself.
Browse by community
Where this type of property tends to show up, with the area guide for each town.
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Grantsville
Housing ranges from established homes near the historic center to newer construction on larger lots at the edges of town, including subdivisions like Heritage Farms.
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Lake Point
Housing is a mix of established homes and newer construction, some on larger parcels with views toward the lake and the surrounding mountains.
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Stockton
Housing is mostly smaller-scale and established, with some newer homes and larger lots on the edges of town.
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Stansbury Park
The community is largely planned residential development of varying ages, with homes arranged around the lake, parks, and the golf course.
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Tooele
You will find a wide mix here — older homes near the center of town, mid-century neighborhoods, and newer subdivisions on the benches and edges of the city.