$45,999
$45,999
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36,115 SqFt
SOLD DATE : 10/30/2026
Key Details
Sold Price $45,999
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Land/Acreage
Listing Status Sold
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 36,115 sqft
Price per Sqft $1
MLS Listing ID 26-276288
Sold Date 10/30/26
Annual Tax Amount $394
Lot Size 0.830 Acres
Acres 0.83
Property Sub-Type Land/Acreage
Source Washington County Board of REALTORS®
Land Area 36115
Property Description
Discover this 0.83-acre residential lot in the Brian Head area of Iron County, Utah. Featuring flat, mostly clear terrain, the property offers a peaceful setting in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by the natural beauty of the high-elevation mountain landscape. Enjoy the open setting and scenic surroundings while remaining close to outdoor recreation, hiking, skiing, and other year-round activities. Conveniently located near State Route 143, the property offers access to nearby communities and Southern Utah attractions. This vacant lot presents an excellent opportunity to build your future home or make a smart investment in a peaceful mountain setting.
Location
State UT
County Iron
Area Outside Area
Zoning Recreation
Direction From UT-143 turn onto E Ireland Ln. Turn left onto S Bug Tree Rd. The lot is located on the southeast side of the street, east side of 1951 S Bug Tree Rd, Brian Head, UT 84719. Street addresses can be for listing purposes only and vacant land will receive a true street address once improved.
Exterior
Utilities Available None
View Y/N No
Building
Lot Description Terrain Flat
Schools
School District Out Of Area
Others
Senior Community No
Tax ID C-0643-0005-0009-01
Acceptable Financing Conventional, Cash
Listing Terms Conventional, Cash
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