Featured Cedar City Horse Property

Escape to this fabulous three story cabin secluded in the Wah Wah Mountains in northwest Iron County. This amazing custom lodge is nearly 6,000 square feet and built on 840 tree-covered acres. Completely surrounded by BLM land for outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Spectacular views from everywhere on the property. Clear views of Brianhead, Cedar Mountain, Kolob, and the lights of Cedar City. The 1296 sq. ft. wrap-around deck sports a staircase on each side. You'll love the large family room which features an incredible ceiling-high stone fireplace. Unique ceiling angles and beams add interest to the pine tongue and groove vaulted ceiling. Large kitchen with custom pine cabinetry. Commercial grade stainless steel six-burner gas stove with 24'' grill and double ovens. This home has it's own Solar power and all the modern conveniences but with seclusion and peace and quiet provided by the gorgeous countryside all around this gorgeous retreat! Call agent to get all the details there are too many to share! Seller Finance available to the right buyer call for more information!

23886 N 6450 E, Cedar City

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Cedar City Horse Property & Equestrian Homes

If you have horses or want them, Cedar City and the surrounding Iron County valley are one of the better values in Southern Utah. Land is more affordable up here than it is around St. George, so the dream of a home on real acreage with room for animals, a barn, and an arena is a lot more reachable. Cedar Valley, Enoch, and the areas out toward the county have long been horse country, with the space and the water rights that go with it.

One thing I always tell horse buyers to check before they fall in love with a place: what the lot's zoning actually allows. Whether you can keep horses, and how many, comes down to the specific parcel and its zoning, not just the listing photos or the acreage. That is exactly the kind of thing I verify for my buyers before we write an offer, so there are no surprises after closing.

Why Cedar City works for horse people

Beyond the price of land, the setting helps. You have open riding country, cooler summers that are easier on both horses and riders, and quick access to trails and the high country around Brian Head and Cedar Mountain. For folks moving out of tighter, pricier markets, getting a home plus usable acreage in one purchase is often the whole reason they look at Cedar City in the first place.

Common Questions

Can I keep horses on a Cedar City property?

On many of the larger lots and rural parcels around Cedar City, yes, but it always depends on that specific property's zoning and any HOA rules. Acreage alone does not guarantee you can keep animals. I check the zoning and the animal rights in writing for any property before you count on them.

Is horse property cheaper in Cedar City than St. George?

Generally yes. Land runs more affordable in Iron County than in the St. George area, so acreage and horse-ready properties tend to be more attainable up here for the same budget.

Ready to look?

If you want acreage and room for horses in the Cedar City area, I know the Cedar City and Iron County market, and these listings pull straight from the Iron County MLS, so you are seeing what is really available up here. Call me, Lance Clifford, at 435-200-5508, or reach me through my contact page. You can also browse all Cedar City homes for sale.