It is not often that land in the Fish Creek area is available. This lovely 9.9 acres on the Teasdale/Grover Road has all the elements of an ideal spot. An amazing, unique view of the Cockscomb, Fish Creek Cove, Boulder Mountain and the deep red hills leading to Torrey is part of the attraction. A well, well house and electricity are all installed. Approved for septic. Pines, cottonwoods & birch trees provide privacy and character. The open meadow adds to the sense of tranquility. The immense variety of the landscape and the views is extremely appealing. The land has been surveyed, gated and fenced. The county road access is convenient. There are no CC&R's or restrictions other than county ordinances. The size of the land gives an owner space and options. Near miles of public lands to enjoy.
Discover your own slice of serenity in Teasdale, UT! This 1.5-acre parcel is surrounded by jaw-dropping white and red rock mountains, offering breathtaking views in every direction. The peaceful, serene setting makes this the perfect escape from city life and summer heat. Just 12 miles from Capitol Reef National Park and close to Boulder Mountain and other iconic destinations, this location is ideal for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers alike. From hiking to stargazing, the possibilities are endless. This is a property you truly have to see in person to believe and experience the magic for yourself.
Discover your own slice of serenity in Teasdale, UT! This 1.5-acre parcel is surrounded by jaw-dropping white and red rock mountains, offering breathtaking views in every direction. The peaceful, serene setting makes this the perfect escape from city life and summer heat. Just 12 miles from Capitol Reef National Park and close to Boulder Mountain and other iconic destinations, this location is ideal for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers alike. From hiking to stargazing, the possibilities are endless. This is a property you truly have to see in person to believe and experience the magic for yourself.
BOULDER COVE RANCH is one of the largest land holdings in the Teasdale, Torrey, Grover vicinity. While its size is impressive and unusual, the remarkable beauty and diversity of the landscape is the foremost, exceptional quality of Boulder Cove Ranch. The location on the Teasdale/Grover Road just west of the Cockscomb and Fish Creek Cove is accessible and convenient, but at the same time, the property is surprisingly private. The land belongs to a family who purchased it in 1968. Other than building a cabin and irrigating the meadow, the family has left the land in its natural, unspoiled state. Public lands border on three sides. The cabin, a developed spring, a few remnants from pioneer times, and the meandering dirt road traversing the property are the only signs of the human presence. Massive Navajo Sandstone formations line the southern boundary. The power and intensity of the white, regal slickrock is inspiring and breathtaking. Dotted throughout the property and along the base of the sandstone cliffs, are lovely Ponderosa trees. Interspersed among patches of sage are high desert plants, and pinion and juniper trees. Huge knolls, sandstone knobs, and the pretty meadow bordered with birch trees are some the intriguing, delightful features of the Boulder Cove property. The views are superb from everywhere on the land. The owners prefer to sell the property in its entirety. However, they will consider cash offers for part of it, with a 40-acre minimum. While a family trust owns all 520 acres, the land is divided into 6 separate tax parcels. Each tax parcel could be sold separately without subdividing. Boulder Cove Ranch provides a rare opportunity to purchase some of the most beautiful land in Wayne County.
Happy Valley Ranch is a historic 160-acre homestead parcel nestled between the eastern slopes of Boulder Mountain and Capitol Reef National Park and surrounded by National Forest lands. The valley is 12 miles south of Torrey, Utah, the gateway to Capitol Reef. Access is via Utah Scenic Byway 12 and Happy Valley Road, a fully graveled forest road maintained in a partnership by Dixie National Forest and the Happy Valley HOA. The subdivision is fully fenced and gated and governed by the CCRs of the HOA, as well as by the rules of Wayne County, Utah. The unique beauty of Happy Valley is hard to describe in words. The valley must be experienced to be appreciated as the gem that it is. Happy Valley is a standout even in what is known as "Wayne Wonderland,one of the most marvelous landscapes anywhere. The valley is a mix of ponderosa pine forest, massive Navajo sandstone cliffs, and open areas of pinyon pine and sage brush. Singletree Creek meanders through the valley at an elevation of 7,500 feet. The subdivision contains 14 two- and four-acre lots and a total of 11 cabins. The valley is completely off-grid. Homes are powered by solar installations and serviced by private wells as well as shared water rights to Singletree Creek surface water. The surface water is managed by the HOA, stored in our community pond, and distributed subsurface throughout the valley. This parcel is a mix of pinyon forest and sagebrush steppe land. Two water rights are included with the lot. A 50% share of water from the fully operational well and legal documentation of a 50% water right via Utah Division of Water Rights is included in the purchase price. Buyer to assume 50% of the legal fees incurred by the water transfer. (WATER RIGHTS - Well 95-5544/ Surface 95-43)
Twenty private acres in the Donkey Flats area east of Teasdale. Scattered groves of pinion and juniper trees surrounding a promontory that is an ideal building site, providing stunning views of the surrounding unique landscape. Diverse and intriguing terrain that invites the wildlife frequenting the area is part of the appeal of the property. Private road to the building site from the Donkey Flats Road. One-half interest in a good producing well is included. Approved for septic. Surveyed. County road access. Close to terrific hiking and exploring.
This 120-acre+ property located on the Teasdale Bench in Wayne County offers a combination of elevated terrain, expansive views, and practical improvements that support a variety of potential uses. The setting is defined by its position on a high mesa, where much of the land is relatively flat with gentle rolling contours. The landscape features a mix of open ground, sage, cactus, and scattered pinyon pine and juniper trees, covering more than 30 acres of the property. From multiple vantage points across the parcel, there are clear views of surrounding natural landmarks, including the Boulder Mountains to the south and the distinctive red rock formations and bluffs that characterize the region. The northern portion of the property drops approximately 100 feet, creating a natural edge where the Fremont River can be seen below. Along the southeastern boundary, views extend toward Cottonwood Creek, an area that supports local wildlife activity. Wildlife presence on and around the property includes mule deer, small game, coyotes, and foxes. A neighboring pond contributes to seasonal waterfowl activity, including ducks and geese, during the winter months. The combination of vegetation, water proximity, and varied terrain supports a diverse habitat. Access to the property is convenient yet maintains a sense of separation. The parcel is located just over 600 yards from the paved Teasdale Bench Road and can be reached via the Teasdale Powerline Road and other established routes. The nearby town of Torrey is only a short drive away, providing access to basic services, dining, and supplies while maintaining a rural setting. Infrastructure elements are already in place to support future use. A well permit, identified as WR 95-5525 with 1.48 acre feet of underground water rights, has been secured. Existing roads across the property provide internal access and flexibility for site planning. These features allow for multiple potential building locations depending on preference for views, access, or proximity to utilities. The property is bordered in part by public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management, which contributes to the sense of open space and limits the likelihood of nearby development. The area is also known for its low levels of light pollution, providing clear night skies and visibility of stars. This parcel presents an opportunity for those seeking a recreational property, a residential setting, or a long-term land holding in southern Utah. Its combination of acreage, location, access, and existing improvements supports a range of possibilities while maintaining the natural characteristics of the region.
Teasdale is located in Utah. Teasdale, Utah has a population of 113. Teasdale is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 38.9%.
The median household income in Teasdale, Utah is $33,558. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,605 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Teasdale is 33 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 9.6 inches per year, with 35.6 inches of snow per year.
