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Welcome to Foothills at Francis Gate
Known as the gateway to the Uinta Mountains and Wasatch National Forest, Francis, Utah, is located at the southern end of the vast landscape known as the Kamas Valley, characterized by its relative isolation and intense natural beauty. Logging, ranching, and dairy farming are what initially attracted settlers to the area. Now recognized for its open space recreation and family friendly atmosphere, Kamas Valley has become an attractive and welcoming place to live.
Surrounded by mountains, the Valley offers a scenic getaway that retains its rural atmosphere in the midst of expansion. Since its incorporation in 1939, Francis has enjoyed steady growth brought about by the outdoor lifestyle in the greater Park City area. Francis provides many activities for outdoor enthusiasts including hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking, making it an ideal location to live or play.
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Foothills at Francis Gate is a new development located on the foothills of the Kamas Valley in the quaint town of Francis, Utah. This burgeoning community offers quiet country living in one of the most breathtaking locations around the state. Enjoy panoramic views of Mount Timpanogos, Deer Valley Resort , and Park City Mountain Resort , as well as the expansive landscape of the Kamas Valley.
Foothills at Francis Gate spans 107 acres featuring 76 home sites which offer direct access to trails, open space, and roughly 165 acres owned by the State of Utah, where you can maximize your outdoor lifestyle. The natural environment flows seamlessly throughout the neighborhood and the topography allows for a wide range of building opportunities for each potential buyer. Each parcel was designed with views and open space in mind.
Location
The vision of ARC Developers is to create a highly desirable residential neighborhood by taking advantage of the unique location to create living environments integrated into the surrounding lands. Recognizing that these lands provide very important habitat for many species of wildlife as well as desirable and aesthetic open space, its wildlife and the surrounding habitat is of high priority and viewed as amenities to be appreciated and preserved.
With its close proximity to world class ski resorts, Main St. Park City, the Jordanelle Reservoir, Heber/Midway, Mirror Lake Highway “The Gateway to the Uinta National Forest”, Main St. Kamas, and the Salt Lake International Airport, this truly is an exceptional opportunity to reside in a new mountain community that one would be more than happy to call home!
Proximity
- 5 Minutes To South Summit Schools
- 5 Minutes To Aquatic & Fitness Center
- 7 Minutes To World Class Fly Fishing
- 9 Minutes To Jordanelle St Park
- 21 Minutes To The New Mayflower Mountain Resort
- 24 Minutes To Heber Valley Airport
- 25 Minutes To Deer Valley Ski Resort
- 27 Minutes To Park City Mountain Resort
- 27 Minutes To Kimball Junction
- 28 Minutes To Main St Park City
- 28 Minutes To Deer Creek Reservoir
- 29 Minutes To Canyons Ski Resort
- 51 Minutes To Salt Lake City International Airport
- 51 Minutes To Downtown Salt Lake City
- 4 Hours To Arches National Park
- 5 Hours To Zion National Park
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Marcus Wood
435-714-9033Marcus.Wood@EVRealEstate.com
Logan Kesse
813-404-7009Logan.Kesse@EVRealEstate.com
Frequently Asked Questions
- What city and county is this in?
- City of Francis in Summit County.
- What school district is it in?
- South Summit
- Is it a gated community?
- No
- When will the infrastructure start to go in?
- Ongoing
- Are fences allowed?
- Fences are allowed subject to DRC approval.
- Are there designated building envelopes?
- No. All structures are subject to current setbacks and DRC reviews.
- Are short term rentals allowed?
- Yes
- Any amenities in the neighborhood?
- Foothills at Francis Gate offers direct trail access to over 165 acres of land owned by the State of Utah, as well as direct trail access to amenities such as gazebos, benches, viewing areas, etc. on common area open space throughout the neighborhood for people to enjoy.
- Are there any restrictions on backyard amenities?
- Yes. Items such as basketball courts, swing sets, trampolines, pools, and hot tubs are all subject to DRC approval.
- Are RV’s/boats allowed to be stored outside?
- Homeowners, who possess trucks, buses, motor homes, campers, boats, trailers, motorcycles, or any other motorized vehicle other than a conventional automobile, must store or park such vehicles on a designated RV pad so long as it does not exceed the front setback of the house.
- Are there restrictions as to what exterior building material must be used?
- Exterior material should generally be natural material that blends and is compatible with the native landscape. The predominant exterior wall materials will consist of wood or native stone, including shingles, beveled or tongue-in groove board siding, board-on-board, board and batten, free edge boards, and native stone, Subject to DRC approval.
- What are the setback requirements for building?
- 30 feet in the front, 12 feet on both side yards, 25 feet in the back. Some lots with special conditions may be allowed less than these minimums subject to DRC approval.
- What is the minimum and maximum square footage requirement for a residence?
- 3,000 square feet minimum and The maximum Area of Disturbance, exclusive of the driveway, may not exceed 12,500 square feet. The only disturbance allowed outside of the Building Envelope are the driveway, individual Lot entry monuments, if any, and utilities between the road and the dwelling. Except for the driveway, no building or construction shall be permitted within the Conservation Easement Zone.
- Will utilities be stubbed to each parcel?
- Yes. Water, sewer, gas and electricity will be stubbed to the front property line of each home site.
- May you use your own builder?
- Yes. Each home design is subject to approval of the Design Review Committee (DRC).
- What does the HOA maintain?
- Entryway corridors and common areas within the neighborhood.
- Who will plow snow?
- The City of Francis.
- What are the HOA dues?
- $150 paid quarterly
- Will Foothills at Francis Gate have an HOA.
- Yes
- Is there a timeframe to build once a lot is purchased?
- No
- What are the lot sizes?
- Lots range from 0.45 Acres to 10.44 Acres.
- How many total home sites?
- 76
- How much acreage does it adjoin to the State of Utah land?
- 165
- What is the total acreage of the neighborhood?
- 107
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