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Welcome to Farmington, Utah - a charming city nestled in east-central Davis County. Surrounded by the Wasatch Mountains to the east and the Great Salt Lake to the west, Farmington offers breathtaking views and a small-town feel while providing an abundance of amenities for residents and visitors alike.

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*Current population (residents) is a projection of the latest US Census estimate via source. Median sales price and number of homes sold via Utah Real Estate (MLS).

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History

Originally called North Cottonwood Settlement, it was renamed Farmington in 1852 when it was chosen as the county seat. The town was walled in 1853 and became known as "the Fort". Its well-known Lagoon Amusement Park was founded not long after in 1886 and occupies 100 acres of the city.

Vibe

Farmington boasts a diverse landscape with lake-enhanced snowfall during the winter and cool downslope mountain breezes during the summer.

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Activities and Attractions

Farmington has something for everyone, with a variety of different restaurants, the beautiful Farmington Mall (with a luxury movie theater), and an amusement park, Lagoon. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day out or an adrenaline-pumping adventure, Farmington offers incredible activities for all ages.

WHAT OUR AGENTS ARE SAYING

Farmington has kept the small town feel while becoming an amazing area to live, play, shop, and work. With over 20 different eating establishments, national brand shopping, movie theaters, and amusement park, along with a national forest and wetlands very close, Farmington offers incredible activities for almost everyone.

I love Farmington Ranches! It is like living in the country but in the city. There are homes that back up to horse training and stables. There are some areas where you can look out your backyard windows and watch the horses all day! Just recently I saw a new colt out with his mother. With spectacular views of the mountains.