What is Kaysville, Utah known for?

Kaysville is the quieter, older-money end of central Davis County: a real Main Street, Davis High, big lots in the established east-side neighborhoods, and a strong sense of town identity. It's less retail-heavy than Farmington or Layton, which is exactly why a lot of my buyers choose it.

How much do homes cost in Kaysville compared to Farmington?

The two markets track closely, and month to month either one can be slightly ahead. What actually differs is inventory: Farmington has more new construction on the north side, while Kaysville leans toward established homes on larger lots. I'll pull current side-by-side numbers for your price range rather than quoting a stale average.

What's the commute from Kaysville to Salt Lake City?

Roughly 25–35 minutes to downtown by car outside of peak hours, longer in a snowstorm or a bad I-15 morning. FrontRunner's Layton and Farmington stations are both short drives, so plenty of Kaysville commuters park and ride instead of fighting the freeway.

Which schools serve Kaysville?

Kaysville is in the Davis School District, with Davis High as the traditional high school for much of the city. Boundaries shift with growth, so before you write an offer I verify the current assignment for the specific address rather than relying on a listing remark.

Is there new construction in Kaysville?

Some, but far less than Farmington's north side — Kaysville is largely built out, and new homes tend to be infill or smaller pockets. If a new build matters to you, I'd have you look at Wiest North Farmington alongside anything in Kaysville.

What is the median home price in Kaysville, Utah right now?

As of June 2026, the median list price in Kaysville is $839,000 and the median closed sale price is $637,500, or about $238 per square foot (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Your own number depends on the pocket you're in and the condition of the home — I'll run the comparable sales for your address.

How long do homes take to sell in Kaysville, Utah?

In June 2026 the median Kaysville home went under contract in 33 days, with 134 homes active on the market (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Well-priced, well-prepared homes move a lot faster than that median; overpriced ones sit well past it.

Davis County

Kaysville Utah Real Estate

Established streets, big lots, and a Main Street that still functions like one. Here's what buying or selling in Kaysville actually looks like right now.

84037 neighborhoods, east bench to west side
Davis School District boundaries verified per address
FrontRunner and I-15 commute realities
Pricing from comparable sales, not averages

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— Market snapshot

Kaysville by the numbers

Median list price: $839,000
Median sale price: $637,500
Price per sq ft: $238
Active listings: 134
Median days on market: 33 days
List price, year over year: -6.6%

Source: Realtor.com Economic Research — data as of June 2026. Citywide medians describe the whole market, not any one home.

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Kaysville sits between Farmington and Layton, and it behaves differently from both. Where Farmington has Station Park and new construction pushing north, and Layton has scale and variety, Kaysville is mostly established housing on generous lots with a town center that people actually walk to.

Kaysville at a glance

Zip code 84037. Davis School District, with Davis High long anchoring the city. Main Street runs through a genuine downtown rather than a strip. The east bench climbs toward the mountains with larger parcels and views; the west side is flatter, newer in places, and generally more affordable per square foot.

What buyers should know

Inventory is the constraint here. Well-priced Kaysville homes in family price ranges do not sit long, and the best ones often trade with very little marketing time. Being pre-approved, decisive, and clear on your non-negotiables matters more than in a slower market. If you're weighing cities, my guide to Farmington vs. Kaysville vs. Layton breaks down the trade-offs street by street.

What sellers should know

Kaysville buyers are comparing your home against Farmington and Layton listings, not just the house down the block. Condition and pricing discipline in the first two weeks decide the outcome — my Utah selling guide covers the sequence, and you can start a valuation for your address any time.

Nearby markets

Look just north or south before you commit: Farmington, Layton, Centerville, or the wider West Davis County corridor. If Farmington is the other name on your list, start with its neighborhood tour and school boundary guide.

— Common questions

Buying and selling in Kaysville

What is Kaysville, Utah known for?: Kaysville is the quieter, older-money end of central Davis County: a real Main Street, Davis High, big lots in the established east-side neighborhoods, and a strong sense of town identity. It's less retail-heavy than Farmington or Layton, which is exactly why a lot of my buyers choose it.
How much do homes cost in Kaysville compared to Farmington?: The two markets track closely, and month to month either one can be slightly ahead. What actually differs is inventory: Farmington has more new construction on the north side, while Kaysville leans toward established homes on larger lots. I'll pull current side-by-side numbers for your price range rather than quoting a stale average.
What's the commute from Kaysville to Salt Lake City?: Roughly 25–35 minutes to downtown by car outside of peak hours, longer in a snowstorm or a bad I-15 morning. FrontRunner's Layton and Farmington stations are both short drives, so plenty of Kaysville commuters park and ride instead of fighting the freeway.
Which schools serve Kaysville?: Kaysville is in the Davis School District, with Davis High as the traditional high school for much of the city. Boundaries shift with growth, so before you write an offer I verify the current assignment for the specific address rather than relying on a listing remark.
Is there new construction in Kaysville?: Some, but far less than Farmington's north side — Kaysville is largely built out, and new homes tend to be infill or smaller pockets. If a new build matters to you, I'd have you look at Wiest North Farmington alongside anything in Kaysville.
What is the median home price in Kaysville, Utah right now?: As of June 2026, the median list price in Kaysville is $839,000 and the median closed sale price is $637,500, or about $238 per square foot (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Your own number depends on the pocket you're in and the condition of the home — I'll run the comparable sales for your address.
How long do homes take to sell in Kaysville, Utah?: In June 2026 the median Kaysville home went under contract in 33 days, with 134 homes active on the market (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Well-priced, well-prepared homes move a lot faster than that median; overpriced ones sit well past it.

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