Lot/land

$15,000

Pinion Ridge Lots 636/637, Duchesne, UT 84021

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0.51Acres

Land

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0.51 Acres Lot

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What's special

Recreational areas

This listing features two lots adjacent to each other for a total of .51 acre, located in the beautiful Pinion Ridge subdivision, west of the town of Duchesne. Located near the stunning Starvation Reservoir offering a blend of natural beauty and pinion trees and recreational areas. Enjoy easy access to boating, fishing and camping while taking in the wilderness and wildlife. Power is nearby and water stations are available for hauling water to the property with approved application for a fee. Also located near Fruitland offering easy access to local amenities yet far enough away to enjoy the tranquility of nature.

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Facts & features

Property

Lot

Size: 0.51 Acres
Residential vegetation: Natural State

Details

Parcel number: 0000158620 & 8638
Zoning: Residential

Community & HOA

Community

Subdivision: Not Applicable

HOA

Has HOA: No

Location

Region: Duchesne

Financial & listing details

Annual tax amount: $85
Date on market: 2/27/2026

Estimated market value

Not available

Estimated sales range

Not available

Price history

Date	Event	Price
2/27/2026	Listed for sale	$15,000
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