Fixer Upper Homes for Sale in Herriman, Utah

Herriman is one of the youngest cities in Salt Lake County by housing stock — most of what's been built here went up after 2000, with a heavy concentration in the 2005-2018 boom. That makes "fixer upper" a different proposition than it would be in Sugar House or Ogden. You're rarely looking at a 1920s bungalow needing a foundation; more often it's a 15-to-25-year-old tract home in Rosecrest or The Cove with original carpet, builder-grade kitchens, oak cabinets, and laminate countertops that scream early 2000s. The bones are usually solid, the systems still have life, and the work is largely cosmetic — meaning sweat-equity returns on flooring, paint, lighting, and kitchen refreshes can be real here. Older pockets near Herriman Main Street and a handful of pre-2000 homes on larger lots offer the rare deeper-renovation candidates.

Climate matters for renovation timing: Herriman sits at about 5,000 feet on the southwest bench, which means cold winters that can stall exterior projects from November through March, and dry summers that are ideal for roofing, stucco, and landscape overhauls. Buyers are typically families drawn to Jordan School District schools (Mountain Ridge High, Herriman High), the Bacchus Highway commute to the south valley, and quick access to the Oquirrh foothills for trails and biking. Median prices in Herriman generally run higher than the county average, so a fixer here is often the most realistic path into the neighborhood. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.