62 N Country Way, Washington
Featured 1+ Acre Homes For Sale in Washington, Utah
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1+ Acre Homes for Sale in Washington, Utah
Acreage inside Washington City limits is scarce and getting scarcer, which is exactly why it holds value. The established options: Indian Oaks Estates runs lots from a quarter acre to three full acres with no HOA, Country Way Estates pairs acre-class lots with large homes off Washington Dam Road, and Nichols Peak is the estate-acreage tier where the city's biggest properties sit. Washington Fields still trades farm-rooted parcels with irrigation water, and Shooting Star built its plan around larger lots with horse paths.
Two practical notes from the code before you buy an acre here. First, the city's landscape ordinance caps irrigated lawn on new construction at 1,500 square feet regardless of lot size, so an acre gets designed with desert landscaping, hardscape, and use areas rather than wall-to-wall turf, and honestly the good ones look better for it. Second, water is the real asset: irrigation shares and secondary water arrangements vary parcel by parcel and change what the land can do. I verify both on every acreage deal, because dirt is easy to buy and expensive to misunderstand.
FAQ
Where can I find 1+ acre homes in Washington, Utah?
Indian Oaks Estates (up to 3 acres, no HOA), Country Way Estates, the Nichols Peak estate area, and farm-rooted parcels in Washington Fields, plus larger lots in newer plans like Shooting Star.
Can I put in a big lawn on an acre lot in Washington City?
New construction falls under the city's water-efficiency landscape ordinance, which caps irrigated lawn at 1,500 square feet and bans grass in park strips. Acre lots here get designed around desert landscaping, hardscape, gardens, and use areas instead.
What should I check before buying acreage in Washington?
Water first: irrigation shares and secondary water vary by parcel. Then zoning and animal rights on the specific ground, then access and utilities. I run all of it during due diligence.
Ready to look? Contact Lance Clifford or call or text 435-200-5508 and tell me what you need. I have been selling Washington County real estate for 13 years, and this is exactly the kind of search I enjoy narrowing.