Farmington & Centerville

Where Suburban Meets Urban

Farmington and Centerville form a connected corridor approximately 16 miles north of Salt Lake City, representing one of Davis County's most dynamic real estate markets. As the Davis County seat, Farmington combines a historic main street core with modern mixed-use development and upscale bench properties. The area uniquely blends suburban residential living with the Station Park retail and entertainment complex and direct FrontRunner commuter rail access.

Farmington Market Snapshot

Active median listing prices range from $782,450 to $789,000, while overall closing medians sit between $689,900 and $715,000. Properties average 28 to 42 days on market in a balanced market environment. The average price per square foot is $259.

Prominent residential subdivisions include Horizon Drive, Oakridge Park, Hidden Farm, and the Sweetwater townhome development. The median residential rental rate in Farmington is $2,300 per month.

Station Park & Commercial Hub

Station Park has transformed Farmington into a regional destination. This open-air lifestyle center features upscale retail, dining, and entertainment venues alongside Class A office space. For real estate buyers, proximity to Station Park drives residential demand - particularly for townhomes, condominiums, and single-family homes within walking or cycling distance. The commercial real estate surrounding Station Park also presents opportunities for investors seeking retail storefronts or office space with high foot traffic. Transit-oriented development (TOD) zoning around the FrontRunner station is driving new multi-family and townhome density.

FrontRunner Commuter Rail

Farmington Station on the UTA FrontRunner line provides direct commuter rail service to downtown Salt Lake City (approximately 30 minutes) and north to Ogden (approximately 25 minutes). This transit access makes Farmington and Centerville particularly attractive to professionals who work in Salt Lake's business district but prefer the suburban lifestyle and lower property tax rates of Davis County. UTA double-tracking initiatives will further improve service frequency.

Luxury Bench Housing

Along the eastern foothills, both Farmington and Centerville offer elevated luxury properties that rival neighboring Fruit Heights. The Farmington Bench features custom homes with mountain views, larger lot sizes, and proximity to hiking trails. Centerville's hillside neighborhoods provide similar view premiums at entry points below the Fruit Heights market, making them attractive to luxury buyers seeking value within the East Bench corridor.

Centerville

Located directly south of Farmington, Centerville offers established suburban neighborhoods and direct commuter access to Salt Lake City. The median home price ranges from $540,000 to $579,950, with homes spending an average of 43 days on market. The average price per square foot ranges from $215 to $263.

Condominiums and entry-level townhomes trade between $269,900 and $418,000. Established single-family properties range from $500,000 to $750,000, while custom homes on the East Bench reach $1,799,900 to $2,000,000. Notable neighborhood clusters include the Deuel Creek historic district and the upper bench developments overlooking the valley. Centerville maintains a strong family community identity with excellent Davis School District schools and a historic downtown that adds neighborhood character newer developments can't replicate.

Community Resources

Stay connected with Farmington and Centerville:

• Facebook: "Farmington City Community," "Centerville Utah Neighbors," "Davis County Buy/Sell/Trade"
• Local News: The Davis Journal, KSL Real Estate
• Hot Topics: Station Park expansion updates, FrontRunner service improvements, East Bench development proposals