West Bountiful, UT

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Population
5,931
U.S. Census Population Estimates Program · 2025
Elevation
4,269 ft
Median Home Value
$579,400
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,547/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$135,179
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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About West Bountiful

Longtime locals still call 800 West "Onion Street," a nod to the decades when family farms shipped trainloads of sweet onions across the country. While West Bountiful has grown quite a bit since its early farming days, it has held tightly to that open, rural character. Tucked neatly between I-15 to the east and the Legacy Parkway to the west, the city offers a rare mix of quiet country charm and easy highway access. You will find spacious half-acre lots, horse properties, and peaceful subdivisions sitting right alongside open pastures, neighborhood parks, and the city-owned Lakeside Golf Course.

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Community life naturally revolves around Pages Lane and City Park, where neighbors gather for pickleball matches, youth sports, and summer concerts hosted by the Arts Council. The annual Fourth of July celebration is a major local highlight, bringing everyone out for a classic hometown parade, carnival, and fireworks show. Outdoor enthusiasts can jump onto the paved Legacy Parkway Trail from the Birnam Woods trailhead for miles of scenic cycling and running, or book a tee time at Lakeside Golf Course. For groceries, dining, and big-box shopping, 500 West on the east side of the freeway handles all the essentials, keeping commercial noise away from residential streets while keeping errands quick.

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If you are house hunting here, keep a few local details in mind. Because West Bountiful has strong agricultural roots, zoning varies noticeably from block to block. If you plan to keep horses, raise backyard chickens, or build a large detached workshop, always check the property's specific animal rights and easement records. Many properties also come with secondary irrigation water shares, which help keep large lawns green without inflating culinary water bills. Since the west side slopes toward the Great Salt Lake lowlands, asking about high water tables, basement sump pumps, and local drainage is a smart move before making an offer. Finally, test drive your daily commute during rush hour to see how smoothly you can navigate the freeway interchanges into Salt Lake City.

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