Oquirrh Mountain Ranch homes for sale

Morning light hits the Oquirrh Mountains first. They rise right behind the plan to the west. Lake Mountain fills the view to the east. The streets sit in the 7000 North block, with names like Bald Eagle Way, Obsidian Way and Sandstone Way.

Desert Sky Elementary sits just south of the plan, about 3 minutes by car. Pony Express Parkway runs just to the northeast. That is the road most people use to head east toward Lehi.

Errands mean a short drive. Macey's on Eagle Mountain Boulevard and Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway are each about 7 minutes away. The Walmart at SR-73 is about 10 minutes. You will not walk to a store from here. Sample addresses score close to zero for walking.

Evenings pull people outside. The plan has its own walking and biking paths, a picnic area and a shade ramada. Some lots back onto open land, so the view past the back fence can be sagebrush and foothills. In summer, the splash pad at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 6 minutes away.

Every home here is a detached single-family house. Most have 3 to 5 bedrooms. Total size runs from about 1,190 to about 3,560 square feet. The middle home is about 1,755 square feet. Many plans leave the basement unfinished, so you can finish it later as you need the space.

You will see one-story homes, two-story homes and a few three-level plans. A two-car garage is standard. Some homes have a three-car garage. Lots are small, about 0.13 to 0.15 acre. That is roughly a 5,660 square foot lot for the typical home.

The plan is young. The city saw the first preliminary plat, an early map of the lots, in 2015. It approved a rezone and land use plan in October 2021. Of 142 homes on record, about 139 were built in 2020 or later. New homes were still going up here in 2026.

In early November 2026, the median list price was about $529,500, or about $208 a square foot. Recent asks ran from about $434,900 for a 3-bedroom home to about $579,990 for a 5-bedroom home. Homes have tended to sit a while. The typical home took about 83 days to go under contract.

Most homes carry a monthly fee of about $80. The listings do not say what it covers. Recorded CC&Rs, the rules that come with the lot, apply here too. Read them before you write an offer.

The MLS files homes here under two spellings. One is the full name. The other shortens Mountain to Mtn. The numbers behind both names match almost line for line: the same count of homes on record, nearly the same median price, and the same schools.

So the two names very likely point to the same homes. The listings feed on this page checks both spellings, so a home is not missed because of how it was typed.

Builder materials list a conservation area and green space inside the plan. That open land is kept from being built on. Walking and biking paths run through the community, with a picnic area and a shade ramada along the way.

A 2026 builder release also names the Three Petroglyphs Trail near the community. Ask the listing agent where the closest trailhead sits, since its exact spot was not clear in what I found.

Eagle Mountain builds big parks, and four of them sit within about 7 minutes. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park on Pony Express Parkway is the closest of the large ones, about 6 minutes away. It has an all abilities playground, a summer splash pad, pickleball, tennis, ball fields, a paved loop and pavilions.

Mountain Ranch Bike Park, also about 6 minutes, covers 30 acres of jump lines, slopestyle, single track and a pump track. Smith Ranch Regional Park, about 7 minutes, links five sections with playgrounds, a ninja style course, a walking loop and a skate park. Pony Express Memorial Regional Park, also about 7 minutes, has an arena, a ball diamond, a skate park and an off leash dog park.

These times are free flow drive times from the middle of the plan. Rush hour runs longer, most of all on Pony Express Parkway and SR-73.

Longer drives start the same way: east on Pony Express Parkway or SR-73. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 52 minutes in free flow. A four mile leg of Mountain View Corridor linking Utah and Salt Lake counties opened in December 2025. The state has also funded about $459 million to rebuild SR-73 as a freeway.

Homes here are in Alpine School District. Two elementary schools show up in the records. Desert Sky Elementary, K to 6, opened for the 2023 to 2024 school year and sits about 3 minutes away. Hidden Hollow Elementary, K to 6, is about 4 minutes away and shows on older MLS records.

For older grades, records list Frontier Middle School for grades 7 to 9, about 6 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School serves grades 10 to 12 and is also about 6 minutes away. John Hancock Charter School is in Eagle Mountain too.

Boundaries change as the district opens new schools. Check the district map for the exact address before you buy.