1840 Red Mountain Dr, Santa Clara
Featured Horse Properties For Sale in Santa Clara, Utah
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Horse Property for Sale in Santa Clara, Utah
Santa Clara keeps its horse country where it's always been: the Residential Agriculture zoned fields along the Santa Clara River and Santa Clara Drive, the ground the town farmed for a century and a half before the subdivisions arrived. The city's RA zone exists, in the code's own words, to preserve large-lot family living with animals, and it's specific about the math: two large animals per 20,000 square feet of lot, scaling up with acreage, with all large animals fenced and sheltered. That's horses, and the code means it, so the parcel's zoning decides everything.
The practical picture: true animal-right parcels here are scarce and mostly sit in the historic townsite and fields area, often with irrigation attached, and they compete with buyers who want the land for other reasons. When a client wants horses in Santa Clara, I verify three things before anything else: the RA zoning on the specific parcel, the water, and the shelter setup's compliance. Get those right and you own some of the prettiest horse ground in the county, with Snow Canyon as the backdrop on your evening rides.
FAQ
Can I keep horses in Santa Clara, Utah?
In the Residential Agriculture zone, yes: city code allows two large animals per 20,000 square feet of lot area, scaling with lot size, with fencing and shelter required. The parcel's zoning is the deciding factor, and I verify it before any offer.
Where is the horse property in Santa Clara?
The RA-zoned fields along the Santa Clara River and Santa Clara Drive, the town's historic agricultural ground, where parcels often carry irrigation as well.
What should I verify before buying horse property here?
The specific parcel's RA zoning, the irrigation or water rights, and that the fencing and shelter meet the code's requirements. Listing remarks get all three wrong regularly.
Ready to look? Contact Lance Clifford or call 435-200-5508 and tell me what you need. After 13 years selling Washington County real estate, narrowing a search like this is the fun part.