About 40 Sunridge
Some properties are measured in acres. Others are measured in memories. This gated 40-acre treasure is more than land-it's an opportunity to build a life, create a legacy, and have a place that can be passed down for generations. Tucked into a hidden corner of Weber County beneath the shadow of Powder Mountain, this remarkable property sits on a private bench above the Middle Fork of the Ogden River. Timbered slopes, expansive valley views, and the surrounding mountains create a setting that feels beautifully removed from the everyday. With National Forest land bordering two sides, privacy here is something you simply cannot recreate. This is one of the least-developed areas of Weber County, where large tracts of land remain intact and the landscape still feels wild, quiet, and untouched. Imagine mornings surrounded by trees and mountain air. Weekends around the campfire. Exploring your own 40 acres. Watching wildlife move through the hillsides & draws. Building a cabin where the views become part of everyday life. Creating a place where kids grow up making memories-and someday bring their own families back. For the Sellers, this land has been part of their family story for 21 years. It has been a place for camping, recreation, hunting, solitude, and countless memories. The opportunity to own a property like this is becoming increasingly rare. There are level areas that offer beautiful potential for a future homesite or cabin, while the surrounding terrain provides endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The property is located between the first and second Sunridge gates and is zoned F-40. A well and septic system will be required for building. Wildlife is abundant, and the property's proximity to Browns Hole, State and National Forest lands, and the Middle Fork of the Ogden River makes it an exceptional recreational setting. Hunting (Deer, elk and moose are prolific) has been part of this property's history-but its greatest value may be everything else it offers: privacy, connection to the outdoors, family time, and the opportunity to create something that lasts.
