Featured Horse Properties For Sale in Springdale, Utah

Prime 15-Acre Parcel in Springdale - Unmatched Location & Scenic BeautyA once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a breathtaking 15-acre property at the entrance to Springdale, Utah, adjacent to the renowned 2,000-acre Historic Trees Ranch and bordering the iconic Zion National Park to the east. This rare parcel offers unobstructed, panoramic views of Zion's majestic crimson peaks and is nestled in a verdant oasis surrounded by mature trees, lush pastures, and over 500 ft of tranquil riverfront with abundant wildlife. The land exudes a peaceful, serene atmosphere, offering the ultimate in privacy and tranquility.A large, functional barn and three fully-irrigated pastures make this land ideal for agricultural pursuits or equestrian use. With 21-shares of irrigation water, the land is perfectly equipped for farming or simply maintaining its natural beauty. This extraordinary property presents a perfect balance of nature, history, and modern potential.Currently zoned Valley Residential, this property may allow up to 20 luxury estate home sites.More than just land, this parcel offers the rare opportunity to claim a slice of history with immediate access to one of the most stunning national parks in the world. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, a family estate, or a development opportunity, this property presents limitless potential in an unrivaled location.

2428 Zion Park Blvd, Springdale

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Horse Property for Sale in Springdale, Utah

Springdale was a farming town for a century before it was a gateway town, and the code still honors that: the Valley Residential zone along the river bottom is written to preserve the town's, in the ordinance's own words, historic open agricultural and farm-type impression, and it allows the keeping of farm animals outright. The specifics are generous for a resort town: up to 8 large animals, with the first needing 20,000 square feet of habitation area and 10,000 for each additional, stables set back 25 feet from property lines and 50 from neighboring homes. The old irrigation ditches along the Virgin River have watered this ground since the 1860s.

The realistic picture: qualifying VR parcels with real animal room are among the rarest listings in an already tiny market, and the neighboring town of Rockville downcanyon is where much of the area's horse life actually lives. When a client wants horses under the canyon walls, I verify the zone, the habitation-area math, and the water on the specific parcel before anything else, and I'll tell you straight when the better horse buy is one town over. Riding out with the Watchman over your shoulder is worth the search; buying the wrong parcel for it is not.

FAQ

Can I keep horses in Springdale?

Yes, in the Valley Residential zone: up to 8 large animals, with 20,000 square feet of habitation area for the first and 10,000 for each additional, plus stable setbacks of 25 feet from property lines and 50 from neighboring dwellings.

Where is Springdale's horse ground?

The valley floor along the Virgin River, the town's original farm ground with irrigation history back to the 1860s. Neighboring Rockville is the area's other traditional horse town and sometimes the better buy.

What do you verify on a Springdale horse property?

The parcel's zone, the habitation-area math against your animal count, the setback feasibility for stables, and the water. All four before any offer, because qualifying parcels here are too rare to buy wrong.

Ready to look? Contact Lance Clifford or call or text 435-200-5508. Thirteen years selling Washington County real estate taught me this: the smaller the market, the more the preparation matters, and Springdale is the smallest great market in Utah.