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3-car garage homes in Hyde Park
These are the Hyde Park homes for sale with a three-car garage, from every brokerage, live from the MLS. Under the listings: the layouts a three-car listing can mean, where the bigger homes sit, and what fits in the third bay.
Two cars, one single door, and the gear.
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Four kinds
Which kind of three-car garage is it?
On a listing, three-car can stand for four different layouts. Pick one to see it from above and what to look at.
The layoutThree bays across the front, served by two doors
What to look at
- Two doors, three bays. A listing that says three-car often means a double door beside a single door.
- The single door. It is the slim one. Measure it before you plan a wide truck for that bay.
- Count the doors. The text may not say how many doors there are. The front photo will.
The layoutThree bays, three doors
What to look at
- Three openings. Each bay has its own door, so any car can leave without moving another.
- Slimmer openings. Each single door is slimmer than a double, so measure all three if you drive a big truck.
- Ask for the photos. A front view shows the doors. The listing text may skip them.
The layoutTwo bays across, with one bay running deep
What to look at
- A long bay. The deep bay can hold a long truck, a trailer, or a workbench behind the car.
- The shuffle. Park two vehicles nose to tail and the front one must move first.
- Measure the depth. Depth varies. One deep bay takes a long truck, and the next ends after a compact car. Bring a tape.
The layoutOne bay taller and deeper
What to look at
- A taller door. Built with a trailer, a boat or a lifted truck in mind.
- Check the height. Measure the door opening itself, since the opening, not the ceiling, sets what fits.
- A camper needs more. Look at RV parking homes for the Hyde Park homes that list it.
The guide
What to know before you buy
The local read, winter and your garage, the cost, before you tour, adding a bay and how it works
The local read
What a three-car garage means in Hyde Park
In shortEvery home on this page lists a three-car garage. No public record counts garages here, so the listing and its photos are your proof. In a town with real winters, the third bay does a lot of work.
Hyde Park sits about 4,600 feet up in the middle of town. The Utah State University weather station, about 4 miles away, averages about 62 inches of snow a year. A third bay keeps a car out of that snow. It can also store the snowblower and the sleds. Cherry Peak is about 23 minutes from City Hall, and Bear Lake is about an hour.
County parcel records do not list garages, so no one can tell you how many Hyde Park homes have three bays. The records do show where the bigger homes are. Of the 152 homes of 3,000 square feet or more above ground, 82 sit east of about 600 East. Most building since 2019 went there too, so start the search on the east side. The old blocks near Center Street were built in a different era, so check each listing there.
One catch comes before you fall for the photos of a three-car listing. The label often hides two doors rather than three, a double for two cars and a single for the third. It can also mean a deep bay behind a two-car door, or one oversized door. All of them list the same way, so count the doors in the photos and measure the bays.
Townhomes are a different story. D.R. Horton's builder page lists two-car garages for the Wolf Pack Place townhomes. For a third bay, look at detached houses. My base is Southern Utah. For a Hyde Park home, I connect you with a partner agent I trust in Cache Valley. We check the doors and the bays together.
Three-car garage
This page- Parks two cars and still holds the gear
- Usually a standard door height
- Count the doors and measure the bays
RV parking
See RV parking homes- Room for a camper, a trailer or a boat
- Often on a pad beside or behind the house
- Ask the planning office how the parking rule fits the lot
Winter and your garage
What winter asks of a Hyde Park garage
A garage in Cache Valley does more than hold cars. Here is what the weather and the city rules mean for the third bay.
Out of the snow
The Utah State station averages about 62 inches of snow a year, and December is the snowiest month. A car under a roof is one you never dig out of a drift.
Cold nights
Across a year, the station logs about 136 nights that drop to freezing or lower. Find out if the bay is insulated, along with the wall it shares with the house.
Street parking
From November 1 to April 1, the city bans parking on any street from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. A free bay gives the third car somewhere to go.
Weight on the roof
The Utah State snow map the city points to reads about 45 pounds per square foot in the middle of town, and about 53 near 900 East. For your own permit, the city's building office names the load.
Snow and freezing nights: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals, Utah State University station in Logan, about 4 miles from City Hall and a little higher than the middle of town. Street parking: Hyde Park City, Ordinance 11.40.050. Snow load: the Utah State University ground snow load map, which is not legally binding.
The cost
What a third bay costs in Hyde Park
A third bay has no price of its own. The price follows the size, the age and the lot of the whole home, and the bigger newer homes lean toward the east side.
The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 survey has owners valuing the typical Hyde Park home at about $573,900. That is an owner's guess, not a sale price. Only a few homes sell here each month, so a listing is best read against recent sales of similar homes nearby.
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Before you tour
The three-car garage checklist
Take this on every showing. Tick each line as you check it. Your ticks stay on this device.
Adding a bay
Want to add a bay or a bigger garage later?
Some buyers pick a two-car home and plan a bigger garage. Hyde Park's city code has clear rules, and they change with the size. Ask the planning office about your exact lot before you count on any of them.
Every garage needs a permit
In Hyde Park a garage needs a building permit at any size. Only one-story sheds and playhouses of 200 square feet or less are exempt. Permits go through the city's online portal.
A big detached garage gets a review
A detached garage of 450 square feet or more, or 14 feet tall or more, goes to the Planning Commission, the city's review board, with public notice. It must sit at least 10 feet from the side line and stand no taller than 25 feet. All your outbuildings together can cover no more than a quarter of the back yard.
An attached bay keeps the home's distance from the lot lines
Setbacks are the gaps a building must leave at the edges of a lot. For a bay joined to the house, they run from 20 to 30 feet in front and from 8 to 20 feet on each side, depending on the zone. The planning office can tell you which zone the lot is in.
The driveway and the CC&Rs
The city caps a driveway at 30 feet wide, wide enough for three single doors. On busy roads such as 250 East, Center Street and 600 South, a home also needs a turnaround or a circle drive, so cars do not back out. A subdivision may record CC&Rs, its own rules, about garages too.
Hyde Park City Code, land use sections on building distances, outbuildings and parking, and the city building department's permit sheet, read October 2026.
How it works
How we find you the right three-car garage
My base is Southern Utah. Three-car is a loose word on the MLS, so here is how a Hyde Park search goes with me.
Start with the job of bay three
A third car, a long truck, the gear, or a workbench? The answer points to one of the four layouts.
You get to know a partner agent first
A partner agent I trust in Cache Valley knows the streets and sets up the showings.
Together we study the doors and bay sizes
The partner agent reads the photos and the garage size on each home in your budget. On the tour, we measure.
The partner agent drafts your offer
I stay on your file for the loan side and the garage homework, through closing day.
Where to look
Where the three-car homes are likely to be
No record counts garages, so this map is a place to start, not a promise. It shows where the bigger, newer homes sit. In the old blocks near Center Street, check each listing on its own.
East side, near 950 to 1070 East
Cedar Bluffs and Juniper Ridge
Newer streets with larger homes. OLO Builders sells at Cedar Bluffs, and Red Clover Homes sells at Juniper Ridge. Ask each builder's plan sheet for the garage size.
Far east side, north of Center
Juniper Trails and Suncrest Estates
Two newer subdivisions where county records show the homes built in the last few years. Red Clover Homes sells at Suncrest Estates. Check the plan for the bays.
East side, south of Center
Juniper Hollow and Lone Cedar
Subdivisions that county records date to about 2021. Look at the front photo for the doors on each home.
East side, near 685 East
Shadow Bluff Estates
An older east-side subdivision, built around 2007, where MLS data shows some of the larger homes.
South side, 600 South at 250 East
Meadows at Hyde Park
New single-family homes from Visionary Homes. County records show lots near a sixth of an acre, so ask the plan for the garage size.
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Park it
Fill the third bay
One wide door serves the first two cars. Whatever goes in bay three decides how useful the garage is. Choose an item to see it parked and learn what to measure.
A third car
General lengthAbout 15 to 16 feet
The simple use. With about 62 inches of snow a year at the nearest weather station, a third car under a roof is a car you do not scrape.
- Will a wide car clear the single door?
- Do the car doors open fully on both sides?
- Can you still walk past to reach the door to the house?
A full-size pickup
General lengthAbout 18 to 21 feet
A long-bed crew cab stretches a standard bay. A short bay may not close the door behind it, and a deep tandem bay might.
- Tape the depth from the door to the back wall, over steps and all.
- Mind the door height if the truck is lifted or carries a rack.
- With the hitch parked inside, will the door still close?
Winter gear
What it needsWall space and some floor
Bay three may store the snowblower, the sleds and the ski gear for Cherry Peak, about 23 minutes from City Hall, with room left over.
- Where would the racks and hooks hang?
- Does a side door let the snowblower out without moving a car?
- Does the floor drain, so melting snow runs out?
A workbench
What it needsA wall, good light, heat and a 240 volt outlet
Add heat and bay three becomes a January shop. Without it, the bay is cold storage. The nearest station logs about 136 freezing nights a year.
- Is it insulated, and does it have heat?
- Is a 240 volt outlet there, with panel room for more?
- Do any workbenches, cabinets or a sink stay?
A side-by-side
General lengthNear 10 to 13 feet without a trailer, more with one
A side-by-side fits here. A trailer's tongue may stick out past the door, as the drawing shows.
- Include the tongue when you tape the depth with a trailer.
- Look at the door height if there is a roll cage or rack.
- Too long? Look at RV parking homes.
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Share your budget, a part of town and the job for bay three. I connect you with a partner agent I trust in Cache Valley for the showings, and I stay on your file for the homework and the loan side. Before you fall for a listing, we count the doors and measure the bays.
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- Ask me about any listing.Spotted a Hyde Park home you like? Send me the link, and I will ask the partner agent about the doors and the bay sizes.
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