This 20-acre property in Sevier County, Utah, offers a combination of productive farm ground, low holding costs, and future building potential just outside Richfield. Fifteen of the twenty acres are tillable and currently fed by 15 shares of Sevier Valley Canal irrigation water, delivered through irrigation risers and an underground pipeline system. That infrastructure is already in place, making this a turn-key agricultural parcel for a buyer looking to keep it in production, whether row crops, hay, or pasture.

The tract sits 100% surrounded by agricultural ground, giving it a private, open feel with unobstructed views of red rock hills to the east and the surrounding farmland in every direction. The land is flat and buildable, which keeps future development options simple. Access is straightforward via 1950 East, a county-maintained road running along the eastern boundary of the property.

Beyond its current agricultural use, this parcel carries strong long-term investment appeal. Property taxes run under $100 a year, making it an inexpensive piece of ground to hold while it appreciates or while a buyer plans their next steps. The same owner holds significantly more land in the immediate area, so a buyer wanting additional acreage adjacent to this tract has that option readily available, a valuable feature for anyone looking to expand a farming operation or assemble a larger block of ground over time.

Looking further down the road, the property also has potential as a private home site or hobby farm. Power is approximately 1,500 feet away, and a well and septic system would need to be installed to support a residence. For a buyer who wants irrigated ground now with the flexibility to build later, this tract checks both boxes without requiring a decision today.

Location is one of this property's biggest advantages. It sits close to Richfield, the Sevier County seat, putting every convenience within easy reach: gas stations, restaurants, a grocery store, a Walmart, a hospital, schools, and Snow College's Richfield campus. The Sevier Valley Events Center is also nearby for community events and activities.

For buyers drawn to the outdoors, the location is just as strong. The property is close to the Paiute ATV Trail System, one of the largest OHV trail networks in the country, along with thousands of acres of public land and Fish Lake National Forest for hiking, biking, hunting, and general recreation. Whether the draw is farming, investing, future homebuilding, or simply having a base near some of central Utah's best outdoor recreation, this Sevier County tract offers a practical, low-cost way to get into productive, irrigated land with room to grow.