Enoch Residential Papered Lots Approx 5600 N Lot | Terrain commercial | 32,37 ha | À vendre | 1 463 802 € | Enoch, UT 84721

Positioned near the northern edge of Enoch, Utah, this approximately 80-acre residential land offering presents an opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous development site within the Cedar Valley area. The property is offered at $1,700,000 and is identified as raw land that has not yet been entitled. The marketing brochure cites potential for approximately 160 residential units, subject to governmental approvals, engineering, utility capacity, water availability, and buyer verification.
The property carries R-1-18 zoning and comprises five listed assessor parcel numbers: A-0909-0034-0000, A-0909-0033-0000, A-0909-0032-0000, A-0909-0031-0000, and A-0909-0030-0000. A water-rights acquisition strategy is also referenced in the offering materials. The brochure states a purchase amount of $2,200,000 for the rights, while the current NAI Excel property page search result references $1,900,000. Prospective purchasers should confirm the applicable amount, availability, terms, and sufficiency directly with the listing brokers and appropriate authorities.
The brochure’s area map places the site west of Minersville Highway and north of Midvalley Road, with regional access to Interstate 15. This location connects the property to established areas of Enoch and the broader Cedar City market. The marketing materials also identify Cedar City Regional Airport within the surrounding area. The airport’s official website states that it is located west of Interstate 15 and provides daily commercial service through Delta Air Lines operated by SkyWest Airlines, with connections through Salt Lake City.
For investors and residential developers, the offering combines substantial acreage, an identified residential zoning designation, preliminary unit potential, and a stated water-rights strategy. All acreage, boundaries, unit yield, entitlements, zoning requirements, access, utilities, water rights, and development feasibility should be independently verified during due diligence.