Real Estate in North Salt Lake

North Salt Lake is its own incorporated city in Davis County, sharing a municipal boundary with Salt Lake City to the south. It's grown dramatically since it incorporated in 1946, from about 5,500 residents in 1980 to nearly 22,000 today, and that growth shows up directly in the housing stock: established homes sit alongside real newer-construction development.

It borders Woods Cross to the north, Bountiful to the northeast, and the Great Salt Lake at its western edge, with easy access to I-15 for a commute into downtown Salt Lake City.

Foxboro is North Salt Lake's best-known planned community, a newer-construction neighborhood built around its own network of parks, including Trailhead Park, North Canyon Park, and Cross E Ranch. Established parts of the city sit closer to Center Street and the older core, with Foxboro and similar newer development further out.

North Salt Lake sits just north of Salt Lake City proper, a short drive from the Avenues and Capitol Hill, but it's Davis County living, not a Salt Lake City neighborhood.

Eaglewood Golf Course, an 18-hole public course, is one of North Salt Lake's real landmarks, and Foxboro's own park network gives the newer part of the city genuine green space and trails. The Great Salt Lake sits at the city's western edge.

North Salt Lake trades Salt Lake City's urban density and walkability for more space per lot, real newer construction, and an easy I-15 commute back into downtown Salt Lake City.