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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Pleasant View, Utah
Pleasant View sits at the northern edge of Weber County, tucked between the Wasatch Mountains to the east and the Great Salt Lake wetlands to the west, with the Ben Lomond peak rising sharply behind the city. Golf course homes here are concentrated around the well-regarded Wolf Creek Golf Course, a semi-private 18-hole course that winds through the community and gives adjacent properties some of the most open, manicured backdrops in northern Utah. Lots backing the fairways and greens benefit from wider setbacks, mature landscaping maintained by the course, and Wasatch Front mountain views that don't get walled in by neighboring construction. Weber County's relatively mild four-season climate — summers in the mid-80s°F and winters that bring powder snow to the nearby Snowbasin and Powder Mountain ski resorts — means the course is playable roughly seven to eight months of the year, and the views are year-round.
Home prices along Wolf Creek typically run from the mid-$400,000s for older ranch-style homes on the fringe of the course up to $900,000-plus for newer custom builds on premium fairway-facing lots. Pleasant View's location puts residents within about 10 minutes of Ogden's hospital corridor and tech employers on Washington Boulevard, and roughly 45 minutes north of Salt Lake City International Airport via I-15 — close enough for commuters, far enough to feel genuinely suburban. Weber and Davis County school district boundaries serve the area, so it's worth confirming which boundary a specific address falls in before writing an offer. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available on and around the course.
June 2026 · Pleasant View market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Pleasant View right now.
Median sale
$361,250
12 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
9 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
96.3%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
62
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Pleasant View.
Which golf course do most Pleasant View golf homes border? ▾
Schneiter's Pleasant View Golf Course is the main one — a 9-hole executive course off 2700 North that's been operating since the 1960s. A handful of homes also market themselves as golf-adjacent based on proximity to Ben Lomond Golf Course in North Ogden, which is just a couple miles south.
What's the price range for fairway-facing homes here? ▾
Most golf course homes in Pleasant View list between the upper-$600s and low-$900s. Lot size, view of Ben Lomond, and whether the home has been updated since the 2000s drive most of the price variation. Direct fairway frontage typically adds 8–15% over comparable interior-lot homes.
How long is the golf season in Pleasant View? ▾
Realistically April through October. Pleasant View sits around 4,800 feet, so snow stays on the ground from December into March most years, and shoulder-season play depends on how quickly the fairways dry out. Schneiter's usually opens earlier than the higher-elevation Ogden Valley courses.
Are HOA fees common for these properties? ▾
Most golf course homes in Pleasant View are not in formal HOA-controlled subdivisions — Schneiter's is a public course, not a private club community, so you don't see the dues structure you'd find at places like Wolf Creek in Eden. A few newer pockets do have light HOAs covering shared landscaping or private roads.
What's the risk of stray golf balls hitting the house? ▾
It's a real consideration on certain holes, particularly along the 3rd and 7th fairways at Schneiter's. Sellers are required to disclose known issues, and most fairway-facing homes have either netting, mature trees, or setback distance that mitigates the problem. Ask your agent to pull the disclosure before writing an offer.
How far is Pleasant View from skiing and the airport? ▾
Snowbasin is about 35 minutes via Trappers Loop, Powder Mountain runs around 40 minutes, and Salt Lake International is 45–50 minutes south on I-15. Downtown Ogden and the FrontRunner station are roughly 12–15 minutes away, which makes the area workable for SLC commuters who don't want to live in the valley.