Residential Land for Sale in Beryl, Utah

Are you looking for over 4 acres of rural land in Iron County, Utah.

This property consists of approximately 4.54 acres located in a low-density desert region with open surroundings and minimal development.

The land is accessed via a dirt road and sits within a broader subdivision layout known as Garden Valley Ranchos.

• Hold it now for just $50, owner financing available for $1 down.

The property is characterized by flat terrain with gentle slopes ranging approximately from 0 to 2 percent.

The surrounding area consists primarily of desert vegetation including sagebrush and sparse grasses with open views in multiple directions.

Recreational opportunities in the broader region include hiking, off-road driving, and outdoor exploration across nearby public lands and desert terrain.

The property is located within driving distance of several regional destinations including Cedar City, Utah (approximately 40-60 minutes), St. George, Utah (approximately 1.5-2 hours), and Las Vegas, Nevada (approximately 2.5-3 hours).

Nearby natural attractions include Zion National Park (approximately 1.5-2 hours), Bryce Canyon National Park (approximately 2-2.5 hours), and Sand Hollow State Park (approximately 1.5-2 hours).

Zoning for the property is R-2, which according to our research may allow residential and mobile home use, though buyers should confirm all permitted uses directly with Iron County before purchase.

Electric utility service is not currently available at the property, and buyers typically evaluate off-grid solutions such as solar power or other independent systems.

A private well would need to be installed for water access and a septic system would be required for wastewater management.

There is no HOA associated with the property.

According to Iron County information, there are typically no ongoing HOA restrictions, dues, or architectural approval processes for this parcel.

Many buyers are drawn to Iron County for its lower population density, open land availability, and access to extensive public lands and outdoor recreation areas throughout southern Utah.

The region is also known for proximity to national parks, desert landscapes, and recreational tourism areas that support hiking, camping, and off-road activities.

Please contact Iron County to confirm all building rules and regulations prior to purchase.

Note: A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs.