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This historic Taylor family property, with roots in Plain City dating back to the early 1920s, represents nearly a century of stewardship, agricultural heritage, and community contribution. For generations, the land supported livestock operations, family recreation, and the foundational values of hard work and open space that have defined the area. This offering provides a rare opportunity for a buyer to shape the next chapter of this prominent Wasatch Front-adjacent landholding, whether for thoughtful residential development, preservation, or a mixed-use vision that honors its history while meeting contemporary needs. Spanning approximately 142 acres with contextual zoning considerations from prior applications, the property sits in a high-growth corridor. It offers substantial scale, legacy appeal, and strategic potential in one of northern Utah's desirable communities. Inquiries welco...
This historic Taylor family property, with roots in Plain City dating back to the early 1920s, represents nearly a century of stewardship, agricultural heritage, and community contribution. For generations, the land supported livestock operations, family recreation, and the foundational values of hard work and open space that have defined the area. This offering provides a rare opportunity for a buyer to shape the next chapter of this prominent Wasatch Front-adjacent landholding, whether for thoughtful residential development, preservation, or a mixed-use vision that honors its history while meeting contemporary needs. Spanning approximately 142 acres with contextual zoning considerations from prior applications, the property sits in a high-growth corridor. It offers substantial scale, legacy appeal, and strategic potential in one of northern Utah's desirable communities. Inquiries welcome for details on topography, entitlements, and visioning. (Includes tax id's: 15-006-0029, 0057, 0060, 0061, 0064, 0076, 15-007-0002, 0003, 0004, 0019, 0022, 15-008-0003, 0006, 0057, & 15-009-0026.) Water available to be sold separately. According to the Pine View Irrigation Water District (secondary water), they generally require 1 share for any lot less than 0.4 acres and a minimum of 2 shares for any lot 0.4 acres or larger. According to Bona Vista Water (culinary water), they may provide culinary water at a rate of 1.69 units per acre. Any density higher than that would require additional water shares to be provided.
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