Commercial Lot! Rare opportunity! With growing interest in revitalized historic downtowns and destination small-town communities, the Helper Commercial District presents a compelling opportunity for investors and developers to restore, redevelop, or reimagine a substantial portion of the city's commercial core. The district offers strong potential for a variety of uses including retail, hospitality, restaurants, creative and cultural spaces, mixed-use developments, and heritage tourism. Its walkable layout and historic character create an inviting setting that reflects the unique identity and rich history of Carbon County while supporting future economic growth and community investment.
Discover a rare piece of land just one block off Main Street, known for its restaurants, shops, galleries and festivals . This location strikes a balance between activity and peace, facing the scenic river walk. Enjoy walks along the water while taking in views of Balance Rock and the surrounding Book Cliffs. This property is perfect for allowing you to enjoy both the action and the surrounding natural beauty. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own a piece of prime Helper real estate. Lot size figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from Carbon County. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement. Buyer to verify utilities.
Located just outside the town of Helper, Utah, this expansive 748+ acre property offers a combination of history, recreation, and wildlife habitat within Carbon County's mountainous landscape. Known as the Ghost Town Getaway Ranch, the land contains portions of the historic Latuda and Rains mining towns. Evidence of Utah's coal country heritage remains visible across the property, with relics from a bygone era integrated into the rugged terrain. The property has been used for recreational purposes for more than three decades, and even saw some commercial/STR use during that time as well. Hiking, hunting, camping, rock climbing, and exploring are common activities for both residents and visitors to this area. The current owners have continued to expand road and trail access, including over 4 miles of UTV trails leading to secluded portions of the ranch. These areas are well shielded from the main road, providing privacy and a wide range of outdoor opportunities. Multiple big game species frequent the property, and sightings of elk and mule deer are frequent in the fall and winter, while black bear, mountain lion, coyotes, and upland bird species have also been known to roam the area. The property lies within the limited-entry Manti hunting unit, recognized for quality elk and deer habitat. During the late fall and winter, large groups of elk and deer often use the property as winter range, and the property has been entitled to one buck deer, along with up to 7 cow elk tags yearly. BLM ground located immediately to the south and east connects the ranch to over 8,800 contiguous acres of additional land for recreational purposes. A key feature of the property is a substantial log-style cabin built in 1995. The residence measures more than 4,000 square feet and includes 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. The cabin is designed for group use, with a large great room, wrap-around porch, covered parking, and multiple walk-in showers. A sauna adds another element for extended stays. With a separate guest entrance, the home is flexible for family gatherings, group retreats, or potential short-term rental use. Utilities and water resources enhance the property's usability. The ranch includes water rights sufficient for multiple cabins and the capacity for agricultural use, focused on livestock. The location on Spring Canyon Road provides reliable, county-maintained access directly to the cabin, ensuring year-round entry. The ranch's varied terrain offers dramatic elevation changes, scenic viewpoints, and secluded canyons. These features make the property suitable for multiple outdoor pursuits while also highlighting its unique natural beauty. The combination of history, access, water resources, and wildlife use distinguishes this property as one of significant recreational and conservation value. Helper is located just minutes from the property, offering essential services and supplies. Price, Utah, is approximately 15 miles to the southeast, providing additional amenities, shopping, and medical facilities. Salt Lake City lies about 120 miles to the northwest, making the property accessible from Utah's largest metropolitan area within a reasonable drive. For those seeking a large-acreage property with recreational, historical, and residential elements, this Carbon County ranch offers a rare opportunity. Its unique combination of features and location ensures a wide range of potential uses, from private retreats and hunting land to agricultural operations and historical exploration. Also listed as: MLS# 2140214
Potential building lot with additional soil for enhanced privacy." Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from Carbon County Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.
Take advantage of this rare opportunity in Helper. 3.25 acres of recently rezoned Industrial property. Great views of the canyon coming into the valley. This parcel is right next to Hwy 6 on the Frontage rd., which ends about 1/4 mile past this property. Easy access off of the Hwy.. A perfect location for that industrial project. This property also has rights of up to 100 shares of industrial secondary water from Briner Water Co. that are leased. Priced to sell, you need to check this one out!
Exclusive neighborhood with breathtaking views this is a must-see! This one-of-a-kind lot is perfectly positioned on the 15th tee and 18th fairway of the Carbon County Golf Course in the desirable Broken Mesa Subdivision. Enjoy stunning panoramic views and the perfect setting to build your dream home. Located near endless recreation, you'll be close to hiking, biking, fishing, skiing, ATV trails, and community events. Whether you're envisioning a luxury retreat or a custom forever home, this lot offers the ideal canvas to create something truly special. Build a one-of-a-kind custom home in a location that combines beauty, lifestyle, and opportunity. Lot size figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from Carbon County. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.
Helper is located in Utah. Helper, Utah has a population of 2,558. Helper is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 24.86% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.22%.
The median household income in Helper, Utah is $58,528. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,725 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Helper is 42.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 11.4 inches per year, with 32.9 inches of snow per year.
