Contemporary exterior with a two-car garage, concrete driveway, stucco siding, and a covered entryway

8081 S Paper Dr #235, Sandy, Utah 84070

$729,900

Overview

Property ID: HZ2182592

Residential
Property Type

4
Bedrooms

3
Bathrooms

2.0
Garages

2748 Sqft
Area Size

Description

MOVE-IN READY! BRAND-NEW HOME WITH FRONT & BACK YARD LANDSCAPING INCLUDED! Enjoy the benefits of a never-lived-in home without the wait! Conveniently located near shopping, dining, parks, schools, and entertainment, with quick freeway access for an easy commute and weekend adventures in Utah’s mountains. Inside, enjoy a BRIGHT, OPEN FLOOR PLAN with large windows, beautiful cabinetry, QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS, and durable modern flooring. Front and back yards are FULLY LANDSCAPED, saving you time, money, and the hassle of finishing them after move-in! Built with Garbett Homes’ exceptional energy efficiency, this home features advanced insulation, energy-efficient windows, an EV outlet, and high-performance systems designed to help lower monthly utility costs and provide year-round comfort. Plus, enjoy the peace of mind of a FULL BUILDER WARRANTY! Move right in and start enjoying the benefits of brand-new construction from day one!

Address

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Address: 8081 S Paper Dr #235, Sandy, Utah 84070
City: Midvale
State/county: UT
Zip/Postal Code: 84070
Country: US

Details

Updated on October 13, 2026 at 4:58 pm

Property ID HZ2182592
Price $729,900
Property Size 2748 Sqft
Land Area 0.1 Acres
Bedrooms 4
Rooms 11
Bathrooms 3
Garages 2.0
Year Built 2025
Property Type Residential
Property Status Active

Additional details

Association Fee 70.0
Roof Asphalt
Utilities Natural Gas Connected, Electricity Connected, Sewer Connected, Sewer: Public, Water Connected
Sewer Sewer: Connected, Sewer: Public
Cooling Central Air, Heat Pump
Heating Forced Air, Heat Pump, >= 95% efficiency
Flooring Carpet, Laminate, Tile
County Salt Lake
Property Type Residential
Parking Attached, Opener
Elementary School Midvalley
Middle School Union
High School Hillcrest
Architectural Style Stories: 2