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Homes with Views for Sale in Coalville

“Breathtaking Views, Unforgettable Coalville Living”

35 listings

Avg $783,763

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$4.3M

1092 Trail Ridge Drive

Coalville, UT

$2.1M

18 SKYVIEW Dr

Coalville, UT

$1.6M

3020 E Chalk Creek Road

Coalville, UT

$1.2M

289 Porcupine Loop

$1.1M

2401 S Bull Moose Drive

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3020 E Chalk Creek Road

Coalville, UT

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$1.2M

289 Porcupine Loop

Coalville, UT

4 bd2 ba2,406

$1.1M

2401 S Bull Moose Drive

Coalville, UT

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$1.1M

71 N 425 E

Coalville, UT

5 bd3 ba4,560

$990K

30031 Old Lincoln Highway

Coalville, UT

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$980K

155 E VALLEY Vw

Coalville, UT

4 bd3 ba3,193

About Homes with Views in Coalville

Coalville, UT currently features 35 homes with views on the market, ranging from $99,999 to $4,340,000 with an average price of $783,763. These properties showcase stunning views of the Wasatch Mountains, Echo Reservoir, and surrounding valleys, offering buyers a unique blend of rural charm and natural beauty just 45 minutes from Salt Lake City. Whether you're seeking a modest mountain retreat or a luxury estate with panoramic vistas, Coalville's view homes provide exceptional opportunities in Summit County.

Average listing price: $783,763 · 35 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Most Coalville view homes feature sweeping vistas of the Wasatch Mountains, Echo Reservoir, and the Weber River Valley. Properties at higher elevations often offer 180-degree mountain panoramas, while lower homes may overlook meadows and open ranch land.

With 35 active listings averaging $783,763, Coalville offers more affordable view properties than neighboring Park City. Prices range from $99,999 for fixer-uppers to $4,340,000 for luxury estates, making it an attractive option for buyers seeking mountain views without Park City premiums.

Buyers should evaluate lot orientation, potential obstructions from future development, and seasonal changes in foliage that could affect views. It's also important to review HOA rules, water rights, and septic requirements common in Summit County's rural areas.