Zeb White

$1,400,000

208 Acres

Wellington, Utah, 84501

This 208.06-acre property in Carbon County offers a combination of irrigated agricultural ground, grazing pasture, and recreational land with paved access just south of Wellington. The property consists of five parcels located on both sides of Lower Miller Creek Road, with Miller Creek flowing through portions of the land.Historically, more than 140 acres of the property have been actively farmed and have produced multiple annual cuttings of alfalfa hay. The productive soils and established irrigation infrastructure support ongoing agricultural use. The property includes 150 Class C Highwater shares of the Carbon Canal and 50 Class A Reservoir shares of the Price River Water Users system. Pressurized irrigation is currently in place on both the western and eastern portions of the property, and the wheel lines located on the property are included in the sale.In addition to irrigated cropland, portions of the land have recently been used for livestock grazing. Much of the property is fenced, and a cattle drinker is installed on the western side to support pasture use. These existing improvements provide options for continued agricultural production, grazing, or a combination of both.The property also offers recreational and wildlife value. Mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and smaller wildlife species regularly move through the area and are commonly observed on the property. The presence of Miller Creek and open agricultural ground contributes to wildlife activity throughout the year.Infrastructure and access add to the property’s versatility. Lower Miller Creek Road provides paved access through the area, making year-round travel convenient. Power and city water are available at multiple points along the property, offering potential building locations for those considering residential or agricultural structures. With the property spanning both sides of the road and consisting of several parcels, there may also be future opportunities for parcel reconfiguration or subdivision, subject to county regulations and approvals.The land being offered includes five parcels sold together as a single offering. These parcels include:Located in central Utah, the property provides a rural setting while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby communities. The town of Wellington is located roughly 6 miles north and offers basic services, fuel, and dining options. The city of Price, approximately 12 miles north of the property, serves as the regional hub for Carbon County and provides additional shopping, healthcare, schools, and other amenities.This property offers a combination of irrigated farmland, grazing ground, and rural land with water rights and existing infrastructure in place. The presence of paved road access, available utilities, and multiple parcels contributes to a range of potential agricultural and rural residential uses while maintaining the character of working land in Carbon County.

$4,999,999

467 Acres

Panguitch, Utah, 84759

Located in Garfield County, Utah, this 467-acre high-elevation agricultural property offers a combination of irrigated production ground, infrastructure, water resources, and residential improvements. The property includes 205 acres of irrigated hay ground under modern pivot systems, room to expand to over 300 acres of production, with the remaining acreage consisting of additional agricultural land, infrastructure sites, and support ground.The irrigated acres are managed on a three-way crop rotation consisting of alfalfa hay, triticale, and timothy. These crops are produced at elevation and supported by an updated water delivery system that includes holding ponds and a custom pivot equipped with a variable frequency drive. The property is conveyed with sufficient water shares to support three cuttings in an average production year. Average yields have historically exceeded six tons per acre, based on operator records.Forage output has been routinely tested through Dairy One Forage Testing, with results placing production in the high-quality category: Dry Matter, Crude Protein, ADF, NDF, TDN, and feed value. Management practices have focused on soil health and microbiology, with reduced fertilizer inputs and no routine use of pest control products. Hay handling infrastructure includes Staheli West steamers, covered storage, and dedicated hay barns designed to preserve forage quality during storage and transport.Improvements include a 3,400-square-foot custom home constructed in 2018. The residence features five bedrooms and three and one-half bathrooms, with a functional layout suitable for full-time living or extended stays. The home has been maintained and updated since its construction in 2018. Additional improvements include corrals for livestock, a three-sided hay barn totaling approximately 10,000 square feet, a 2,700-square-foot heated shop, and approximately 3,600 square feet of covered parking. These structures support equipment storage, hay handling, and general agricultural operations.The property is fully fenced and accessed by a paved county road. Utilities are in place to support both residential and agricultural use. The layout and infrastructure allow for continued hay production, livestock support, or diversified agricultural use. The acreage and improvements may also support agritourism or farm-based hospitality uses where permitted by county zoning and applicable regulations. Buyers are advised to verify allowable uses with Garfield County.The farm is located north of Panguitch, Utah, in a rural agricultural setting with convenient access to regional services. Panguitch is approximately 9 miles south of the property. Bryce Canyon City is approximately 29 miles southeast, Beaver is 45 miles northwest, and Cedar City is approximately 67 miles southwest. The area is known for its agricultural heritage, open space, and proximity to public lands and outdoor recreation, including Bryce Canyon Country.This offering presents a combination of scale, water, improvements, and access in a central Utah agricultural setting, suitable for continued production or diversified rural use without reliance on speculative assumptions.

$6,200,000

777 Acres

Antimony, Utah, 84712

Located near the mouth of Kingston Canyon in Piute County, this nearly 777-acre working ranch combines agricultural productivity, extensive water resources, and recreational opportunities. The property features more than two miles of the East Fork of the Sevier River flowing through the ranch and is positioned near Otter Creek in a scenic valley setting.Highway 62 runs through the property, dividing the ranch into two distinct areas. The southern portion contains the river bottom ground and primary improvements, while the northern portion rises to sagebrush-covered benches with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The property is fully fenced and gated along the highway with established access points.The ranch includes more than 200 acres of productive tillable ground located along the river bottom. These fields benefit from a substantial water right totaling approximately 481.26 acre feet with a priority dating back to the 1880s. This senior water right supports irrigation and livestock operations and represents an important component of the property's agricultural utility.Multiple year-round springs are located on the south side of the property and contribute to wetland areas that provide habitat for a variety of wildlife species. Ducks, geese, sage grouse, and mule deer are commonly observed on the ranch. The Sevier River meanders through the property, creating several locations where livestock have access to water and where anglers can access the river along privately controlled frontage.The primary residence sits on an elevated location overlooking portions of the river bottom and surrounding mountains. The home measures approximately 1,674 square feet and includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is positioned above a garage and features a covered wraparound porch that offers views of the river corridor and nearby mountain ranges. The home is serviced by electrical power, a culinary water well, septic system, and propane.Nearby improvements support livestock operations and include working corrals, a squeeze chute, and additional handling facilities. A bridge across the river connects portions of the ranch and supports internal travel. An established internal road network allows access throughout much of the property, and multiple developed cattle crossings provide practical movement of livestock across the river corridor.North of Highway 62, the property rises approximately 400 feet above the river bottom to a high point of about 6,770 feet in elevation. This area includes more than 300 acres of rolling sagebrush hills with scattered cedar trees and broad views across the valley. Several springs in the northeast corner provide water for approximately 30 acres of grazing ground. Improvements in this area include corrals, electrical service, and a well permit associated with a potential second home site.The northeast corner of the property also contains a gravel pit with direct access to the paved highway. From several points along the upper benches, the property offers wide views of the surrounding mountains as well as the nearby communities of Antimony and the Otter Creek area.The northern portion of the ranch also serves as the access point to a Bureau of Land Management grazing lease associated with the operation that provides approximately 50 AUMs.This Piute County ranch presents a combination of agricultural infrastructure, senior water rights, river frontage, and wildlife habitat across a large contiguous acreage. The mix of productive river bottom fields, grazing land, water resources, and residential improvements provides a functional working ranch setting in a scenic area of southern Utah.The south side of the property has multiple year-round springs which feed wetlands rich in wildlife, including ducks, geese, sage grouse, and deer. The river meanders peacefully through the property, providing plentiful water for cattle and multiple areas to experience premium fishing. A well-maintained 1674’ 3-bedroom 2-bathroom home sits overtop a garage with a covered wraparound porch providing views of both the river and the surrounding mountains. Power and culinary water from a well, septic, and propane systems are all in very good condition. There are also working corrals, a squeeze chute, and a bridge over the river, all located close to the main home. An internal road network provides good road access throughout the property, and there are several developed cattle crossings placed at strategic points throughout the river.On the north side of the highway, the property rises dramatically over 400’ above the river bottom to a peak elevation of 6770’. The northeast corner of the property has a gravel pit with paved road access, several springs feeding nearly 30 acres of premium grazing ground, corrals, power, and a well permit for a 2nd home. The north side of the highway is covered with rolling sage hills with a few cedar trees across the majority of the 300+ acres. This side of the property provides the gateway to a BLM grazing lease for another 50 AUMs. In several places, there are dramatic overlooks of the river bottom property, the surrounding mountains, and breathtaking views of Otter Creek and Antimony. This opportunity to own a turnkey cattle operation, premier water rights, and enjoy multiple recreational opportunities ensures the next owners will count themselves lucky to own the River Bottom Ranch.

$3,250,000

190 Acres

Salina, Utah, 84654

This 190-acre property in Sevier County, Utah, offers a mix of productive meadows, wooded terrain, and natural water sources in a setting adjacent to public land. Located near the gateway to Fishlake National Forest, the parcel sits along the slopes of Oak Ridge and lies approximately one mile from paved Gooseberry Road with convenient access to Interstate 70.The property has been held by the same family for generations and reflects a long history of careful stewardship. Historically, portions of the land were cultivated as productive farmland after the area was first homesteaded in the late 1800s. While large-scale farming is no longer active, the soils, layout, and infrastructure remain, offering opportunities for agricultural use such as grazing or small-scale farming operations.Approximately 100 acres consist of semi-irrigated meadow ground that has historically supported grazing livestock. These meadows provide open terrain with established grasses suitable for seasonal grazing. A gravity-fed irrigation system helps distribute water across portions of the meadow, making use of natural water sources on the property. Several springs flow on and through the parcel, providing water for livestock as well as habitat for wildlife that frequent the area.The property also supports a diverse wildlife presence. Elk, mule deer, wild turkey, and other species are commonly found in this region of central Utah. The parcel currently qualifies for two cow elk depredation tags each year, with the possibility of obtaining additional tags through the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, according to current regulations. Because the land is bordered on three sides by national forest land, wildlife movement through the area is common.Roughly 70 acres of the property consist of sagebrush terrain and pinyon juniper woodland. These wooded sections are primarily located on the northeastern and southern portions of the parcel. The vegetation provides cover and habitat for wildlife while also creating natural separation across the property. The mix of open meadow and wooded terrain supports a variety of potential land uses.With its size and layout, the property may offer several potential building locations for a residence, cabin, or seasonal retreat, subject to local regulations and permitting. Elevated areas on the property provide views of the surrounding mountains and nearby public lands. The surrounding national forest creates a setting with limited nearby development and convenient access to outdoor recreation.Recreation opportunities in the area include hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring the extensive road and trail systems within Fishlake National Forest. The nearby Gooseberry Road corridor also connects to regional travel routes, making it possible to reach the property while still maintaining a rural setting.Nearby communities include the town of Salina, which provides basic services and amenities, and the city of Richfield, a regional hub offering grocery stores, lodging, medical services, and additional retail. The property’s location near Interstate 70 allows access from multiple parts of the state.The combination of meadow ground, wooded habitat, natural water sources, and proximity to public land makes this parcel well-suited for agricultural use, recreation, wildlife habitat, or a private retreat setting. Buyers should verify zoning, water rights, grazing potential, and development options with Sevier County and other appropriate agencies.

$3,200,000

640 Acres

Utah, 84752

Located in the mountains of Sevier County, this 640-acre high-elevation property offers a combination of open meadows, mature timber, flowing water, and direct access to surrounding public land. The parcel spans roughly one square mile and sits within the well-known Monroe Mountain area, recognized for its wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities.The landscape is characterized by open mountain meadows surrounded by stands of aspen and pine. The current ownership has actively managed the timber and vegetation for decades. As part of that process, expanded meadow areas are present throughout the property. While over 60% of the property was burned during the 2025 fire season, the damage was less severe due to these management techniques. Looking ahead, the property has been re-seeded, and there are water and habitat improvements planned for this spring and summer. Water is a defining feature of the property. Several creeks and natural springs flow across the land, providing more than 1.5 miles of running water. These water sources move through both meadow and timbered sections of the property, contributing to the habitat diversity and providing year-round water for wildlife. The combination of water, cover, and forage has helped support a consistent presence of elk, mule deer, and a variety of other wildlife species.Access across the property is supported by several miles of internal trails and roads. These routes were developed during past timber stand management operations and now provide convenient access throughout much of the acreage. The trail system allows for travel between meadow areas, timber stands, and the various water features found across the property.The property includes a cabin that serves as a base for recreation or seasonal use. The structure measures approximately 24 feet by 36 feet and provides roughly 1,120 square feet of living space across two levels. The cabin includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a loft area. Interior features include wood paneling along with a kitchen and dining area. Large floor-to-ceiling windows face the surrounding meadow and timbered landscape, providing natural light and views across the property.An outdoor living space is available through a deck and an upper-level porch. These areas provide additional opportunities for observing wildlife and taking in the surrounding landscape. Several relatively flat and open areas on the property could support additional structures or cabin locations, subject to local zoning and land use regulations.The parcel is situated near several lakes and reservoirs in the region that offer fishing opportunities for multiple trout species. These waters provide additional recreational options within a short drive of the property.This land also borders Fishlake National Forest on three sides. The national forest contains hundreds of thousands of acres of public land that support activities such as hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and other outdoor pursuits. Direct adjacency to public land expands the recreational footprint well beyond the boundaries of the private acreage.In Utah, private parcels that are 640 acres or larger may be eligible for a landowner buck deer permit under state wildlife regulations. Additional opportunities may exist for cow or spike elk permits depending on seasonal wildlife management guidelines. Prospective buyers should verify eligibility and current regulations with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.The property lies within the Monroe hunting unit, an area recognized for mule deer and elk populations. Habitat diversity across the property, combined with nearby public land, contributes to regular wildlife movement through the area.Overall, this square-mile property offers a mix of high elevation meadow ground, timber stands, flowing water, and a cabin base camp setting. Its location adjacent to national forest land, combined with established trails, wildlife habitat, and nearby fishing waters, supports a wide range of outdoor and recreational uses while maintaining the character of mountain land in Sevier County.

$843,100

50 Acres

Panguitch, Utah, 84756

This 50-acre property in Garfield County, Utah, offers a rare combination of accessibility, infrastructure, and development potential. Located just 4 miles from the town of Panguitch, the land features direct Highway 89 frontage, making it suitable for residential, commercial, or agricultural use. The terrain is mostly flat with a gentle slope to the east, providing panoramic mountain views and sightlines toward the river bottom valley.Utilities and water are already in place, lowering the cost and complexity of development. Included with the property are underground water rights (Water Right 61-391) totaling 10.86 acre-feet, or 130 equivalent livestock units, along with shares in the West Panguitch Irrigation and Reservoir Company. A pivot irrigation system waters much of the property, and soils in the region have supported productive crops and hay for many years.On-site improvements include two hay barns totaling 10,000 square feet of covered storage, perimeter fencing, stock corrals near the highway, and agricultural infrastructure already in place. Well depths in the area range from 80 to 150 feet, offering reliable water access.With only 5% of Garfield County privately owned, buildable parcels with utilities and water rights are increasingly scarce. This property’s features make it adaptable to a wide variety of uses, from a single-family home site or subdivision to agricultural expansion or a commercial base of operations.The property’s location offers quick access to essential services and a range of recreational destinations. Panguitch provides dining, fuel, shopping, and an airport only minutes away. Nearby attractions include Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, Dixie National Forest, and two ski resorts—Brian Head and Eagle Point—as well as numerous lakes, trails, and public lands.

$618,660

38.67 Acres

Panguitch, Utah, 84759

This 38-acre parcel in Garfield County, Utah, offers flat, buildable terrain with paved frontage along Highway 89, granting efficient access and visibility. Utilities and water are nearby, and the property currently supports an agricultural operation with an in-place irrigation pivot from the West Panguitch Irrigation & Reservoir Company, fenced perimeters, stock corrals, and feeders. The soils have a record of agricultural productivity.The land gently slopes to the east, providing views of the adjacent river-bottom valley and open skies to the surrounding mountains. Its buildability and proximity to Panguitch—where services, gas stations, and a regional airport are minutes away—support a range of potential uses, including residential development, agricultural pursuits, or a commercial base. In a county where private land accounts for only 5 %, this flat, utility-equipped parcel is a rare offering.Recreationally, the location is strong. It is a short drive to Dixie National Forest and is centrally positioned as a gateway to several major destinations. Bryce Canyon National Park lies approximately 24 miles southeast. Zion National Park is approximately 67 miles south. In addition, Brian Head and Eagle Point ski areas and many other outdoor opportunities are within an easy drive, enhancing its appeal to users seeking access to tourism, lodging, or recreational development.Given the flat topography, access to infrastructure, agricultural suitability, and limited comparable private land in the area, the parcel offers multiple pathways for development or passive holding value.

$799,000

640 Acres

Lund, Utah, 84721

This 640-acre property, located north of Herd Pass and west of Prout Spring, offers a rare combination of size, seclusion, and recreational opportunity in Iron County, Utah. With no other private lands for more than three miles, the property provides a quiet setting at the end of a lightly traveled dead-end road.The land features diverse terrain and vegetation, with elevations ranging from 6,235 feet to 7,082 feet. These elevation changes create open vistas with views extending more than 40 miles to distant mountain ranges on clear days. Old-growth pinyon and juniper forests dominate the landscape, interspersed with sagebrush, rabbit brush, cactus, bitterbrush, and remnants of tree cuttings more than 50 years old.Road access is available at both the northwest and southeast corners of the property. High-clearance vehicles or UTVs are recommended for reliable access. From the property, hundreds of miles of trails in the Wah Wah and Indian Peak mountain ranges are easily accessible, making it a practical base for recreation in multiple directions.Wildlife use of the property and surrounding areas is diverse. Elk, wild horses, and coyotes are regularly observed within the property boundaries, while antelope, mule deer, mountain lions, and bobcats frequent the surrounding hills and mountains. To the south, habitat improvements have been completed for upland bird species, including Chukar Partridge and Dove, adding another dimension to the recreational opportunities.The property includes 2.0 acre-feet of underground water rights, providing flexibility for future development or residential use. Nearby developed springs add additional context to the availability of water resources in the region. Combined with its size, varied vegetation, and access, the water rights provide options for those interested in creating a retreat that can be enjoyed year after year. Or those seeking to create a hub for nearby wildlife.The landscape’s elevation changes, open views, and mix of forest and sage habitat support a variety of recreational pursuits. From hiking and camping to wildlife observation and hunting, the property can support multiple uses while maintaining its natural seclusion. Its location ensures privacy, while the extensive trail systems nearby connect it to a wider region of public lands and recreation.For access to services, the property is located approximately 57 miles from Milford, Utah, which offers groceries, fuel, and basic amenities. Cedar City is roughly 46 miles southeast, providing larger-scale services including healthcare, shopping, and lodging.This property represents an opportunity to own a large, contiguous acreage in western Utah with road access, water rights, and a wide range of recreational potential. Its mix of forest, sage openings, and dramatic topography ensures both natural beauty and practical use, whether for a private retreat or as a recreational base for exploring both Iron and Beaver Counties

$445,000

34.9 Acres

Salina, Utah, 84654

Located just outside the city limits of Salina, Utah, this property combines development potential with natural features and convenient access to both town and recreational opportunities. Positioned between the city park and the city fish pond, the land sits in a location that balances quiet surroundings with quick proximity to community amenities.The parcel has frontage along Old Highway 10, providing paved road access and power availability at the property’s edge. Interstate 70 forms the southern boundary, enhancing accessibility while keeping the land situated near key routes in central Utah.Salina Creek flows through the property for more than half a mile, offering year-round water and supporting a corridor of mature trees. The creek provides a natural landscape feature, with wildlife including deer, turkeys, fish, and the occasional beaver observed in the area. Several acres of the land have already been cleared and leveled, offering building-ready ground for homesites or other uses.The property includes more than 4 acre-feet of underground water rights, supporting multiple residential possibilities. This water resource enhances the flexibility of the land, whether for a private residence, multiple homesites, or future development.Within walking distance, the Salina city park complex and fish pond provide convenient recreation. Services, including groceries, fuel, restaurants, and the post office, are only a short drive away. At the same time, the property lies less than two miles from the boundary of Fishlake National Forest. The area offers access to the Piute ATV Trail system, Gooseberry Campground, and the Great Western Trail, making it an ideal location for those who value outdoor recreation alongside town access.The property’s elevation averages 5,270 feet, with a mix of cleared building sites, creekside tree cover, and views of surrounding mountain ranges. The location places it in the center of Utah, with quick connections to both local resources and regional recreation.Salina is the closest community, offering essential services within minutes. Richfield, approximately 20 miles to the southwest, provides expanded shopping, healthcare, and schools. Provo lies about 90 miles north, while Salt Lake City is about 140 miles from the property.This parcel presents opportunities for development or personal use, combining natural features like Salina Creek and mature trees with water rights and infrastructure access. Its balance of location, resources, and recreational opportunities makes it a distinctive option for buyers seeking land in central Utah.

$3,600,000

10.2 Acres

Utah, 84746

This 10-acre property is located within Leeds city limits in Washington County, Utah. The parcel has a long history of agricultural use and features mostly flat ground with productive soil characteristics. The parcel is just minutes from Interstate-15 with convenient access to both north and south onramps. The layout and zoning provide flexibility, allowing the property to remain intact as a single rural holding or be divided into several 1-plus-acre lots, subject to city approvals and required improvements.Access to the property is near Main Street in Leeds, offering proximity to town amenities while maintaining a sense of separation through mature trees and surrounding land uses. A neighboring riding arena and established agricultural properties contribute to a semi-rural setting. While close to town, the parcel maintains privacy and open space characteristics that are increasingly limited within city boundaries.City water is available to the property, which supports both residential considerations, while senior priority private water shares support the agricultural production. Electrical power is located nearby and could be extended to future building sites. Sewer service is not available, and development would require individual septic systems. Some road improvements would also be necessary before subdivision or construction, and buyers should verify all requirements with the City of Leeds.The terrain is primarily level, which may reduce grading needs depending on the intended use. Views from the property include surrounding red rock formations and open skies typical of southwest Utah. The soil quality reflects its agricultural past and may support continued farming, hobby agriculture, or landscaped residential uses where permitted.Leeds is a historic southern Utah town known for its agricultural roots and long growing season. Main Street still features buildings dating back to the late 1800s, reflecting the area’s early settlement history. The community offers a quieter pace while remaining closely connected to larger population centers.St. George is located approximately 15 minutes south of the property on I15 and provides access to regional shopping, medical facilities, dining, and employment opportunities. Washington County continues to experience steady growth, supported by transportation infrastructure, recreation, and tourism.The greater Zion area is widely recognized for its public land access and outdoor recreation. The property is located near Quail Creek State Park, Sand Hollow State Park, Gunlock State Park, Snow Canyon State Park, the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, and Zion National Park. These areas offer opportunities for boating, hiking, mountain biking, off-highway vehicle use, and scenic exploration. With several hiking and biking trails accessible less than 2 miles from the property. Washington County also hosts a range of regional events, including endurance races, off-road events, and seasonal competitions. Golf courses are located throughout the county, including courses associated with professional tournament play. These amenities contribute to year-round recreational use without being located directly on the property.

$399,000

47.8 Acres

Panguitch, Utah, 84759

Located in Panguitch, the county seat of Utah’s Garfield County, this 47.8-acre agricultural property offers a combination of productive ground, irrigation water, and elevated bench acreage with views of the surrounding valley and mountains. The property includes more than 30 acres currently in production, enough water to bring 5 more acres into production, and the remaining acreage consisting of a sagebrush-covered bench overlooking Panguitch and the adjacent farm ground.The property is located less than 1.5 miles from U.S. Route 89 and is accessed by traveling south of the cemetery along Henrie Road. The main gravel access road includes cattle guards, allowing for convenient entry without the need to open and close gates. Fencing is partially in place around the perimeter. A recent survey has been completed, providing clearly defined boundary lines for future reference.This offering includes 64 shares of irrigation water through the West Panguitch Irrigation and Reservoir Company. These shares provide a substantial water allocation to support ongoing agricultural use throughout the growing season, subject to company guidelines and annual conditions. The irrigation canal runs adjacent to the property. In order to access the fields directly, a new owner will need to coordinate with the canal company to establish an approved crossing point at a location of their choosing.Approximately 30 plus acres are actively farmed, making this property suitable for those looking to expand an existing agricultural operation or acquire productive ground in an established farming community. The remaining bench acreage provides elevated views of the valley, including surrounding farms and nearby mountain ranges. The bench may also offer potential for a rural homesite or additional agricultural improvements, subject to county regulations and zoning requirements. Buyers are encouraged to verify all land use possibilities with Garfield County.Panguitch serves as the commercial and civic hub of Garfield County. The community offers multiple gas stations, restaurants, a grocery store, a hospital, hardware stores, and several schools. A large public park complex and community amenities contribute to the area’s infrastructure. Panguitch is located approximately 25 miles from Bryce Canyon City, about 75 miles from Cedar City, and roughly 135 miles from St. George. The property’s proximity to Highway 89 provides access to the surrounding area.Garfield County is known for its extensive public lands, lakes, trails, and outdoor recreation opportunities. Within an hour’s drive are destinations such as Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument, and Panguitch Lake. While the property itself is agricultural in nature, its location within a region recognized for tourism and outdoor access may provide additional long-term considerations for ownership.The combination of productive acreage, irrigation shares, partial fencing, surveyed boundaries, and convenient highway access makes this property a functional agricultural holding in southern Utah. Whether the objective is continued farming, land investment, or establishing a rural residence in accordance with county regulations, this 47.8-acre parcel presents a well-located opportunity in Garfield County.All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding water rights, irrigation company requirements, access, zoning, and permitted uses.

$1,500,000

54 Acres

Utah, 84701

Located just outside Richfield, Utah, this 40-acre gravel-rich property offers a combination of natural gravel and stone resources, access, and operational flexibility. Positioned near potential I-70 frontage with a lease to a recharging alluvial deposit, the land provides an opportunity for ongoing or expanded gravel and stone extraction. The topography is primarily flat to gently rolling, reducing the amount of clearing required before beginning or continuing operations.In addition to the 40-acre gravel parcel, the offering includes a 14-acre yard area. This space supports operational use with nearby power, a semi loading ramp, on-hand inventory, and the offering has lease access to two rock distribution sites along the Wasatch Front. These locations serve major population centers, allowing materials to be transported efficiently to high-demand regions.The material profile on the property is diverse. The active extraction area contains products ranging from pea gravel to boulders weighing more than one ton. The rock is marketed as Strawberry Cream and has been used for a variety of landscape and construction applications, including decorative rock, road and driveway base, flower beds, drainage material, pipe bedding, and erosion management. The stone shows a wide range of natural colors, including white, red, pink, purple, yellow, brown, black, and green, providing versatility for landscaping suppliers and end users. Currently available product sizes include one-half inch minus, one and a half inch minus, and two inch plus.Beyond the stone materials, the property also contains iron-rich native soil known as Ferrozite. This soil has characteristics that support plant micronutrient availability through slow release. Laboratory testing performed by Stukenholtz Laboratories indicates that the soil is high in iron and also contains elevated levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulfur, zinc, and manganese. These attributes make it suitable for agricultural or horticultural blends where micronutrient availability is valued.The combination of gravel, boulders, soils, equipment access, and distribution infrastructure positions the property as an option for expanding an existing materials business or establishing a new site with minimal initial groundwork. The relatively open terrain supports efficient equipment movement and operational planning.Richfield is the closest city, located only minutes away, offering access to fuel, groceries, hardware, lodging, and service businesses. Larger communities along the Wasatch Front—such as Provo, Orem, and Salt Lake County—can be reached through existing distribution channels associated with the current operation.Additional acreage and water rights or shares may be negotiable as part of the purchase, allowing flexibility for expansion depending on a buyer’s goals. With its combination of location, material diversity, operational infrastructure, and potential for long-term extraction, this property provides an opportunity to own a functional and versatile materials site in central Utah.