Commercial for sale in Syracuse, UT

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7 commercial properties on the market in Syracuse right now.

Syracuse is a city in Davis County, situated between the Great Salt Lake and Interstate 15, about 30 miles north of Salt Lake City, and known as the Gateway to Antelope Island.

Asking $1.4 – $900K

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$900,000 21 days on market 3,238 sqft 0.52 ac 2018 W 700 S, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of Realtypath LLC (Executives)

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$10/mo 229 days on market 3.2 ac 850 S 2000 W #4, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of JWH Real Estate

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$7/mo 229 days on market 0.5 ac 848 S 2000 W #3, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of JWH Real Estate

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$7/mo 229 days on market 0.5 ac 848 S 2000 W #2, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of JWH Real Estate

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$12/mo 229 days on market 3 ac 848 S 2000 W #1, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of JWH Real Estate

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$7/mo 242 days on market 135,840 sqft 9.15 ac 848 S 2000 W, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of JWH Real Estate

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$1/mo 510 days on market 4.65 ac 1088 W 350 S, Syracuse, UT Listing courtesy of Futr. Commercial Advisors, LLC

Living in Syracuse

32,141residents (2020)

4named trails

14named parks

Location and Layout

Syracuse is bordered to the north by West Point, to the northeast and east by Clearfield, and to the southeast by Layton. ¹ The West Davis Corridor (Utah State Route 177) runs northwest through Syracuse, with interchanges at 2000 West and Antelope Drive (SR-127). ¹ Syracuse connects to Antelope Island State Park in the Great Salt Lake by a causeway from SR 127. ¹

Housing and Schools

Listings in Syracuse are found in subdivisions including Sadie's Glenn, Criddle Farms, Still Water, Saltrock, and Bayview at Shoreline, among others, all within Davis County. ⁴ The area is served by the Davis school district. ⁴

Places to know in Syracuse

Museum Syracuse Regional Museum

The Syracuse Museum and Cultural Center celebrates and preserves local history of the city of Syracuse and its early citizens. [3]

Museum Syracuse Museum

Library Davis County Library Northwest Branch

The Davis County Library Northwest Branch provides access to booklists, catalog, meeting rooms, story times, event schedule, and more. [3]

Schneiters Bluff Golf CourseGolf course
Glen Eagle Golf ClubGolf course

When was Syracuse established as a city?: The Syracuse Town Board was formed in 1935, and on September 13, 1950, Syracuse was established as a third-class city by proclamation of Governor J. Bracken Lee.
How was Syracuse named?: The city was named by early settlers for Syracuse, New York, which was famed for its salt production in the 19th century.
What is the climate like in Syracuse?: Summers are hot and relatively dry, with highs frequently reaching 95°F, while winters are cool and snowy, with highs averaging 36°F in January and snowfall averaging about 39 inches annually.

Listing data is provided by UtahRealEstate.com and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All data has not been verified by broker or the MLS.

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