Homes with Pools for Sale in Taylorsville, Utah
Taylorsville sits in the heart of the Salt Lake Valley, about 12 miles southwest of downtown Salt Lake City, and its location along the Wasatch Front shapes what pool ownership actually looks like here. Summers run warm — July highs regularly hit the low-to-mid 90s — giving most households a solid four to five months of genuine swimming weather, typically late May through September. That's a meaningful season compared to higher-elevation communities like Park City or Heber, though it's a shorter window than what St. George homeowners enjoy further south. Because Taylorsville is a fully built-out suburban city of roughly 60,000 residents with lot sizes that average between 6,000 and 9,000 square feet, pool installations are common but not universal — in-ground pools typically occupy a real portion of the backyard, so buyers should weigh outdoor living priorities accordingly. Water rates are set by Salt Lake County and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District, and secondary water connections exist in some neighborhoods, which can meaningfully reduce irrigation costs for properties with large landscaped yards.
Homes with pools in Taylorsville tend to run $50,000–$80,000 above comparable non-pool properties, depending on pool size, finish, and whether a spa or water feature is included. The Taylorsville-Murray, Granite, and Jordan school districts all serve portions of the city, making the neighborhood location within Taylorsville worth checking before committing. Access to I-215 and TRAX light rail makes commuting to Salt Lake, Sandy, or the airport straightforward — a practical detail for families weighing a larger mortgage against convenience. Browse the active listings below to see what pool properties are currently available.
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How long is the pool season in Taylorsville? ▾
Realistically Memorial Day through mid-September without a heater, and late April through early October with one. The valley's dry heat means daytime water temps climb quickly, but nights cool off fast, so a solar cover or gas heater pays for itself if you swim regularly.
What's the typical price premium for a pool in Taylorsville? ▾
Expect roughly $25,000 to $45,000 in added value over a comparable home without a pool, though it varies with pool age, whether it's heated, and the condition of the surrounding deck and fencing. Older pools that need replastering can actually be a negotiating point in your favor.
Are there water restrictions that affect pool ownership? ▾
Taylorsville follows Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District guidance, which has tightened during recent drought years. Filling a new pool may require coordinating with the city, but topping off an existing pool is treated like normal household water use and isn't restricted.
Do most pool homes have secondary (irrigation) water? ▾
Many do, especially in older Bennion and Taylorsville neighborhoods served by the Taylorsville-Bennion Improvement District. Secondary water is used for lawns and landscaping, not for filling the pool itself, but it keeps overall water bills much lower for properties with bigger yards.
In-ground or above-ground — what's more common here? ▾
In-ground gunite pools dominate the resale market in Taylorsville, particularly on the larger lots built before 1995. Above-ground pools exist but rarely show up as a marketed feature in MLS listings since they don't add appraised value the same way.
What should I inspect before buying a pool home in Taylorsville? ▾
Get a dedicated pool inspection on top of the standard home inspection — pump, heater, plaster condition, and tile are the big-ticket items. Also check whether the pool fencing meets current Granite County code, since older homes sometimes have grandfathered setups that insurers now flag.