South Ogden Homes for Sale

Located in the south-central section of the county, South Ogden shares a border with Ogden to the north and east, Uintah to the south, and Washington Terrace and Riverdale to the west. The community was originally called Burch Creek, in honor of Daniel Burch, one of the first Mormon pioneers to settle the area in 1848. The population grew steadily, and the city was officially incorporated in 1936 with the new name of South Ogden. A fun fact about this city: in 2001, South Ogden elected the first African-American mayor in the state of Utah.

About South Ogden Homes

South Ogden homes offer a great mix of starter homes and luxury homes in mostly suburban and residential living. Nearly 60 percent of South Ogden homes are valued between $100,000 and $200,000, and the median home cost in the local real estate market is $167,900. Communities in South Ogden include Hidden Creek Estates, Charenton Cove, Pleasant Valley, Shadow Mountain Estates, Woodland Estates, and Stone Ridge.

Some Facts about South Ogden, UT

Today, nearly 17,000 residents call South Ogden home. The city features a comfortable balance between residential areas and business areas. South Ogden is home to several businesses in auto, contracting, finance, food and grocery, medical and dental, service, office, retail, and more. In addition, the city is home to the headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America and the Kiwanis Club, as well as divisions of the Utah Highway Patrol and Utah Driver's License Bureau.

Recreation in Ogden, UT

The Ogden Golf and Country Club is located in South Ogden, and Schneiter's Riverside Golf is nearby.  The city hosts many exciting activities for residents, including a Valentine's Ball, Easter egg hunt, and much more. For outdoor sporting enthusiasts, all the wonders of Ogden Valley--including Snowbasin, Wolf Mountain, Powder Mountain, and Pineview Reservoir—are within a 40-minute drive from South Ogden.