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New Construction Homes for Sale in West Weber, Utah
West Weber sits on the rural west side of Weber County between Hooper, Plain City, and the Weber River bottoms — flat farm ground that's been steadily converting to subdivisions over the last decade. New construction here tends to come in two flavors: production builders putting up two-story homes on quarter-acre lots in planned communities along 4700 West and 4000 South, and smaller custom builds on half-acre to full-acre parcels where buyers want a shop, RV parking, or room for a couple of horses. Compared to Layton or Roy, lot sizes run noticeably larger and prices per square foot tend to be lower, which is why families priced out of South Davis County keep landing out here.
The trade-off is commute and infrastructure. I-15 access is via the 31st Street or 24th Street interchanges in Ogden, putting downtown SLC at roughly 45 minutes on a clean morning. Weber School District serves the area, with Kanesville Elementary and Fremont High pulling most West Weber kids. Buyers should ask builders specific questions about secondary (irrigation) water shares, well vs. culinary connections, and which phase of a subdivision a lot sits in — those details swing both price and timeline. Most production homes deliver in 5-8 months from contract; custom builds run 10-14. Browse the active new construction listings below to see what's currently available, including spec homes ready for quick move-in and to-be-built plans where you can still pick finishes.
June 2026 · West Weber market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in West Weber right now.
Median sale
$849,888
2 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
96.3%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
18
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new construction homes in West Weber.
Which builders are active in West Weber right now? ▾
Production activity rotates, but Visionary Homes, Ivory Homes, Richmond American, and Nilson Homes have all had projects in West Weber and the neighboring Hooper/Plain City corridor in recent years. Smaller local builders like Symphony and Hamlet Homes also pick up custom lots out here. Check each active listing for the specific builder and warranty terms.
What do new construction homes in West Weber typically cost? ▾
Most new builds run from the mid $500s for a standard two-story on a quarter-acre up to $800K+ for larger custom homes on acreage with a shop. Price per square foot generally lands in the $200-$240 range depending on finish level and lot size, which is usually $20-$40/sq ft less than comparable new builds in Layton or Farmington.
Do new homes here come with secondary (irrigation) water? ▾
Most subdivisions in West Weber include a secondary water share through Hooper Irrigation or a similar company, which is a big cost saver for keeping lawns and gardens green through the summer. Confirm with the builder whether the share is included in the purchase price or billed separately, and ask about the seasonal on/off dates (typically mid-April to mid-October).
Are these homes on septic or city sewer? ▾
It depends on the subdivision and how close the lot sits to the existing sewer trunk. Newer planned communities along 4700 West are generally on Central Weber sewer, while one-off custom builds farther west or south sometimes still use septic. The listing or builder packet will spell this out — septic adds long-term maintenance but no monthly sewer bill.
How long does a to-be-built home take to finish? ▾
Production builders are running roughly 5 to 8 months from contract signing to closing right now, assuming no major weather or supply delays. Custom builds on private lots typically run 10 to 14 months. Spec homes already under construction can close in 30-60 days once you're under contract.
Can I get an RV garage or shop on a new build in West Weber? ▾
Yes — this is one of the main reasons buyers choose West Weber over more built-up parts of Davis County. Many subdivisions allow detached shops up to a certain square footage, and lots in the half-acre-plus range are common. Check the specific CC&Rs for the community, since some HOAs cap outbuilding size or require matching exterior materials.