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4290 Greener Hills Drive

Heber City, UT 84032

Land & lotsMLS 11924891

Price

$1,400,000

Acreage

5.54 acres

Price per acre

$252,708

Status

For sale

Listed

Aug 6, 2026

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Property facts

Price
$1,400,000
Status
For sale
Property type
Land & lots
Lot size
5.54 acres
County
Wasatch County
Annual taxes (2025)
$6,174
Association fee
$167 monthly
MLS #
11924891

Land details

Water source
Public (WaterSource)

Features

Water

Public (Water Source)

Description

Prime Location. Ideally situated in the prestigious Greenerhills community of Heber, Utah. Easy access to local amenities, outdoor recreation, world-class skiing, golfing, and Heber Valley. Flat, Build-Ready Parcel. Generous lot size with flat topography - perfect for a custom residence, walk-out design, or multi-level home. Equestrian-approved lot. Utilities on lot & marked. Irrigation water. Iconic Mountain Views. Unobstructed views to the west and southwest featuring Mount Timpanogos, a landmark peak in the Wasatch Range (11,752 ft). Watch the sunrise and sunset light up the mountain ridges from your future backyard. Outdoor Lifestyle & Recreation. Close to scenic trails, reservoirs, and alpine experiences including the Alpine Loop and Timpanogos hikes. The Greenerhills community is among Heber's most sought-after neighborhoods, known for its peace, privacy, and proximity to everything that makes Utah living exceptional- from outdoor adventure to relaxed small-town charm.

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