INTRO

Kaysville is one of Davis County’s most established residential communities, offering a balance of privacy, accessibility, and long-term livability. With tree-lined streets, well-kept homes, and a strong sense of community pride, it appeals to buyers who want more than just a place to live.

Its location between Salt Lake City and Ogden makes it especially practical for commuters, while still maintaining a quieter, more residential feel than surrounding areas.

WHAT TO LOVE

• Established neighborhoods with strong residential pride
• Convenient access to Salt Lake City and major highways
• Outdoor access with trails, parks, and mountain proximity
• A stable, high-quality living environment

LOCAL LIFESTYLE

Living in Kaysville is centered around comfort, space, and consistency. It’s a city where people stay long-term, neighborhoods feel established, and daily life moves at a more relaxed pace.

At the same time, residents benefit from quick access to shopping, dining, and major routes, making it easy to stay connected to the rest of the Wasatch Front without living in the middle of it.

TYPES OF HOMES

Kaysville offers a range of residential options, primarily focused on single-family living.

• Established single-family homes
• Newer construction developments
• Custom and executive homes
• Larger residential lots

LOCATION ADVANTAGE

Kaysville is centrally located along the Wasatch Front, making it highly convenient for both work and lifestyle.

• ~20 minutes to Salt Lake City
• Quick access to I-15 and Highway 89
• Close to Salt Lake International Airport
• Near Station Park in Farmington
• Easy access to mountains and outdoor recreation

LOCAL FAVORITES

Station Park (Farmington)

The main shopping and dining hub for the area, offering restaurants, retail, and entertainment just minutes away.

USU Botanical Center

A local favorite for walking trails, gardens, and open outdoor space.

Kaysville Trail System

Connected walking and biking paths used daily by residents.

Barnes Park

A central park with open space, sports fields, and community activity.

THINGS TO DO

• Walk or bike the local trail system
• Visit nearby Station Park
• Spend time at local parks and open spaces
• Explore nearby mountain recreation

SCHOOLS

Kaysville is served by the Davis School District, known for strong performance and community involvement.

• Davis High School
• Multiple junior high and elementary schools
• Nearby charter and specialty schools

BY THE NUMBERS

• Population: ~33,000
• Households: ~9,000
• Elevation: ~4,300 ft
• Median Income: ~$130K
• Median Home Value: ~$620K

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