Davis County · 84014
Centerville, Utah
Centerville is wedged between Bountiful and Farmington, and it quietly captures buyers from both. It is compact, largely built out, and shares the same bench-to-freeway geography as its neighbors, with the added advantage of sitting a few minutes closer to Salt Lake City than Farmington while keeping direct Legacy Parkway access. Buyers usually land here after touring both neighbors and deciding they want the commute of one and the quiet of the other.
Browse Centerville, Utah homes for sale, neighborhood notes and home values with Dr. David R. Haws — covering the Davis County market.

Centerville at a glance
- County
- Davis County, Utah
- ZIP code
- 84014
- School district
- Davis School District
- Transit
- Farmington FrontRunner station a short drive north
- Freeway access
- I-15 and Legacy Parkway from Parrish Lane
- Known for
- Founders Park, Parrish Canyon, Bonneville Shoreline trail
- Between Bountiful and Farmington on the same commute corridor
- Parrish Canyon and Bonneville Shoreline trail access
- Founders Park and Community Park corridor
- Compact, largely built-out housing stock
- Legacy Parkway access from Parrish Lane
Centerville, Utah homes for sale
Centerville, Utah homes for sale trade inside the wider Davis County market, so what a house is worth here depends on which pocket it sits in, not on a city-wide average. Doc reads the live comparison set for Centerville before a price goes on anything. Search homes for sale across Davis County or get a home value for your Centerville address.
How the housing stock is laid out
The bench neighborhoods east of US-89 hold larger homes on graded lots with valley views, several of them custom builds. The central section between the highway and the freeway is the deepest part of the market — established subdivisions from the 1970s onward with steady turnover. West of I-15 the land flattens toward the Legacy corridor and Founders Park, with newer and denser product mixed in.
What buyers ask about first
Whether they can keep a Salt Lake commute without paying Bountiful bench prices. Trail access to Parrish Canyon and the Bonneville Shoreline comes up with active buyers, and families ask about the Founders Park and Community Park corridor because so much of local life happens there.
What this means for sellers
Centerville has fewer annual sales than its neighbors, so comparable sets go thin fast and a single outlier sale can distort an automated estimate badly. The practical approach is to widen the comp set into comparable Bountiful and Farmington streets and then adjust — which is exactly the kind of judgement an algorithm does not make.
Neighborhoods locals name
- East bench above US-89
- Larger and custom homes on graded lots with valley and lake views.
- Central Centerville
- Established subdivisions with the city's steadiest turnover and broadest buyer pool.
- West side / Legacy corridor
- Flatter land, newer and denser product, closest to Legacy Parkway and Founders Park.
Getting around
- I-15 and Legacy Parkway both accessible from Parrish Lane
- Farmington FrontRunner station a short drive north
- US-89 bench route for Bountiful and Farmington local travel
What sellers in Centerville ask Dr. Haws
Why do automated estimates swing so much in Centerville?
Low annual sales volume. One unusual sale carries far too much weight in a small comp set — the correction is manual comp selection across the city line.
Should I list against Bountiful or Farmington?
Both. Your buyer is touring all three cities in a weekend, so the listing has to hold up next to inventory in each.
What is my Centerville home worth?
The range comes from comparable streets in Centerville, north Bountiful, and south Farmington, adjusted for bench position and condition. Dr. Haws shows the set he used rather than a single number.
Does being east of US-89 change my value?
It changes the view corridor and lot grade, and buyers price both. A graded bench lot and a flat west-side lot with the same floor plan are genuinely different listings.
How is the Salt Lake commute from Centerville?
Parrish Lane reaches both I-15 and Legacy Parkway, and the Farmington FrontRunner station is a short drive north — which is why buyers compare it directly against Bountiful.
When should I list in Centerville?
Preparation matters more than the month. With this few annual sales, a well-presented home draws the city's active buyers whenever it launches.
Also considering
All community notesBuying in Centerville?
The Buyer's Guide covers neighborhood schools, financing options, and what closing costs actually run in Davis County — or work directly with Doc as your buyer's agent.
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Ask Doc about your Centerville home
Tell him the street and your timing. He replies personally with the Centerville comps he would actually use — not a radius average.
Selling in Centerville?
Centerville comps go thin fast. Get a range built from the right streets in three cities, not a radius search.
See how the selling process works, read the Seller's Guide before you list, or read the Buyer's Guide if you are moving within Davis County.
Market figures are informational only, are sourced and dated where shown, and are not a forecast or a guarantee of future results.