8600 S Lower Red Creek Rd, Fruitland, UT 84027

Just under thirty acres along Lower Red Creek Road, offered as two adjoining parcels and priced to be taken together. Red Creek runs year round through the larger nineteen and a half acre piece, carving a green ribbon through pasture, sage, and stands of mature pine. The smaller ten acre parcel sits alongside it with the same mix of flat ground, gradual slope, and mountainside, giving you buildable bench and open valley views without leaving your own property line. Lower Red Creek Road is paved and runs straight through the larger parcel, with a dirt drive branching down to the water. For you, that's true access in all four seasons and a private, unhurried last quarter mile to the creek. The land carries modest existing improvements and outbuildings, with both parcels currently taxed as greenbelt, which keeps annual carrying costs remarkably low while you plan. Power is available at the larger parcel. Fiber internet service is available in the area, a rare thing this far out and the difference between a weekend cabin and a place you can actually work from. The land is zoned agricultural with equestrian access and room for horses, hay, or simply nothing at all. Terms are flexible with cash, conventional, USDA Rural Development, and possible seller financing. This is Duchesne County high country, just off Highway 40 near the Strawberry Pinnacles. Strawberry Reservoir sits roughly twenty minutes west for some of the best trout fishing in the state, Currant Creek is a short drive the other direction, and the Uinta National Forest opens up north of you for elk, deer, and hundreds of miles of trail. Heber City is under an hour, Provo about ninety minutes, and Salt Lake City right around two hours, which makes this close enough to reach on a Friday night and remote enough to forget the week. Thirty acres, a live creek, and quiet you can hear. Acreage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records. Buyer is advised to verify all information including acreage, boundaries, water rights, zoning, and greenbelt status.