Goshen Homes with None/Other High school

Welcome to Goshen, Utah – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Utah County. This charming small town boasts a unique blend of rural tranquility and community spirit, making it an ideal place for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of city life. With breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and expansive open spaces, Goshen offers a picturesque setting that’s hard to resist.

Goshen is known for its friendly atmosphere and tight-knit community, where neighbors become friends and local events bring everyone together. Enjoy the beauty of nature with plenty of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing in nearby lakes and rivers. The town’s location provides easy access to larger cities like Provo and Orem, where you can find shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

When it comes to education, Goshen is served by the Nebo School District, which offers a variety of educational opportunities, including high schools that cater to diverse learning needs. Homes in Goshen are often designed with families in mind, featuring spacious layouts and ample outdoor space for children to play and thrive.

Whether you’re looking for a cozy starter home or a larger estate, the real estate market in Goshen has something for everyone. With its serene environment, friendly community, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes, Goshen is not just a place to live; it’s a place to call home. Explore the possibilities today and discover why so many are choosing to make Goshen their forever home!

Newest Goshen Homes with None/Other High school

$33,800,000

2121234 MLS

PREMIER DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT SITE | "THE GOLDILOCKS LOCATION" - 594.3767 Acres (5 Contiguous Parcels) | Goshen District, Utah County. Strategic greenfield data center opportunity conveniently located near Salt Lake City and Provo within Utah's rapidly expanding technology corridor. Not too remote like Delta, not too constrained like Eagle Mountain, just right for hyperscale deployment. CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ADVANTAGES: Dual Natural Gas Pipelines Onsite: Kern River (2.3 Bcf/day) + Williams MountainWest (130 MMcf/day) enable behind-the-meter power generation. Pacificorp 345kv and 46kv transmission lines cross the parcel locations. Phased Development Ready: 5 separate parcels support 3-4 independent power generation facilities with staged permitting. Air Quality Permits: Utah Division of Air Quality fast-track approval (recent data center: 30-45 days). Streamlined Permitting: Governor Cox 2025 executive order prioritizes infrastructure projects. Fiber Ready: UTOPIA Fiber 0.5 miles (carrier-neutral, 100 Gbps capacity). Deployment Speed: 18-month operational timeline vs. 5-7 year grid interconnection delays. OPERATIONAL ADVANTAGES: Climate: High elevation (4,574 ft), semi-arid conditions ideal for waterless cooling. Tax Incentives: Utah offers data center equipment sales tax exemptions and infrastructure credits (per 2025 state legislation). Permitting Precedent: Novva Data Centers approved 72 natural gas generators (December 2024). Low Risk: Minimal seismic activity, no flood zones, stable weather patterns. Market Growth: Utah data center capacity projected to grow 699% by 2030. Utah County Parcels: 61:094:0028, 61:094:0027, 61:095:0010, 35:104:0004, 35:104:0003. Agricultural zoning with industrial conversion pathway. Information provided is for informational purposes only. Buyer to verify all information and do their own due diligence.

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