Salt Lake County Homes for Sale

Salt Lake County is Utah's most populous county, home to over 1.1 million residents across 16 cities — from urban Salt Lake City to the fast-growing suburbs of Herriman and Riverton. Buyers will find everything here: walkable urban condos, established mid-century neighborhoods in Holladay and Cottonwood Heights, tech-corridor newer construction in Draper, and affordable entry-level homes in Midvale and West Valley City. With world-class ski resorts 30 minutes away and a booming job market, Salt Lake County consistently ranks among the best places to live in the Mountain West.

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A Bit About Salt Lake County, Utah 

Salt Lake County is Utah's most populous county, home to over 1.1 million residents across 16 cities — from urban Salt Lake City to the fast-growing suburbs of Herriman and Riverton. Buyers will find everything here: walkable urban condos, established mid-century neighborhoods in Holladay and Cottonwood Heights, tech-corridor newer construction in Draper, and affordable entry-level homes in Midvale and West Valley City. With world-class ski resorts 30 minutes away and a booming job market, Salt Lake County consistently ranks among the best places to live in the Mountain West.

Settled by Mormon pioneers in the 19th century, Salt Lake County is a beautiful region of Utah, and home to the capital of the state, Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake Valley is surrounded by the Wasatch Mountain range to the east, the Oquirrh Mountains to the west, and a portion of the Great Salt Lake to the north. There are many reasons to begin your FREE search of homes for sale in Salt Lake County, Utah!

Although occupied for thousands of years by indigenous Native Americans, Salt Lake County was settled by Mormon pioneers led by Brigham Young in 1847. 

Salt Lake County and regions surrounding became popular for their natural resources and copper and silver mines were built during the 19th century, continuing operation to this day. The building of the railroad increased the population in Salt Lake County tremendously during the latter part of the 19th century and 20th century. 

Salt Lake County is known for its immense outdoor recreational activities available to residents and tourists, and is home to world-renowned ski resorts, including Snowbird, Alta, Solitude, and Brighton, which hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics. 

There are many large parks located throughout the valley, including Liberty Park, which is downtown, Big Cottonwood Park, Crestwood Park, and an equestrian center, as well as hundreds of smaller parks located throughout the valley. There is also a well-maintained 40-mile paved biking/walking trail that spans the valley along the Jordan River, known as the Jordan River trail.

With so much to do, and ease of access to the outdoors, Salt Lake County is an ideal place to lay down roots.

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