New Listings in Paris, Utah

Paris sits in the Bear Lake Valley in Rich County, about a two-and-a-half-hour drive north of Salt Lake City and just a few miles from the turquoise water that gives the lake its "Caribbean of the Rockies" nickname. The town itself is small — under 600 residents — and built around the Paris Tabernacle, the red sandstone landmark finished in 1889 that still anchors Main Street. This is high country at roughly 6,000 feet, with real winters (snow from November through March is normal) and short, mild summers that draw a steady flow of second-home buyers. Property inventory here is thin, so new listings move quickly, especially anything with lake access, acreage, or proximity to Highway 89.

Tracking new listings in Paris matters because the market doesn't behave like the Wasatch Front. Days-on-market can swing wildly depending on the season, and a cabin-style home that hits the MLS in May may be under contract before the raspberry harvest in August. Buyers tend to fall into a few camps: families looking at the Rich County School District and the slower pace, retirees wanting a quiet base near Bear Lake, and investors eyeing short-term rentals tied to the summer and snowmobiling crowds. Prices range widely — modest older homes in town versus newer builds on larger parcels toward Bloomington or the lake. Browse the newest listings below, and reach out if you'd like local context on any specific property or neighborhood.