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Pool Homes for Sale in Salt Lake City

“Salt Lake City Pool Homes: Dive Into Mountain Living”

40 listings

Avg $594,838

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$3.6M

44 W BROADWAY S

Salt Lake City, UT

$1.4M

3014 E Millcreek Rd

Salt Lake City, UT

$1.2M

44 W BROADWAY

Salt Lake City, UT

$1.1M

830 N GRANDRIDGE Ct

$995K

819 N JUNIPERPOINT Dr

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$3.6M

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44 W BROADWAY

Salt Lake City, UT

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$1.1M

830 N GRANDRIDGE Ct

Salt Lake City, UT

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819 N JUNIPERPOINT Dr

Salt Lake City, UT

5 bd3 ba4,000

$988K

910 S DONNER Way

Salt Lake City, UT

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$875K

8 E HILLSIDE Ave N

Salt Lake City, UT

3 bd4 ba2,750

$840K

35 E 100 S

Salt Lake City, UT

1 bd2 ba1,295

About Pool Homes in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City currently features 40 pool homes on the market, with prices averaging $594,838 and ranging from $59,900 to $3,625,000. These properties offer residents the rare opportunity to enjoy private swimming pools amid Utah's stunning mountain backdrop and four-season climate. The diverse selection spans modest family homes to luxury estates across Salt Lake City's most desirable neighborhoods.

Average listing price: $594,838 · 40 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Pool homes are scattered throughout Salt Lake City, with notable concentrations in the Foothill and East Bench areas near the mountains, as well as established neighborhoods like Yalecrest and Sugar House that offer mature landscaping and larger lots.

Salt Lake City's pool season typically runs from May through September, with hot, dry summers creating ideal swimming conditions. Many pool homes include winter covers or enclosures to protect against snow and freezing temperatures during the colder months.

Buyers should factor in ongoing maintenance costs, pool safety features for families, and energy expenses for heating. It's also important to verify the pool's age, recent upgrades, and compliance with current safety codes before making an offer.