
1084 E 2200 N · North Logan, UT 84341
Prepared by Brent Homer · RE/MAX Peaks · April 2026
Based on a thorough review of recent North Logan sales, active competition, and the subject property's features, this home's strongest pricing position is firmly in the upper-$600s. The 2011 build year, 7-bedroom layout, 4-car tandem garage, and 0.35-acre lot all support a premium over older and smaller comparables.
Supported by recent North Logan sold comps
Recommended launch position
Market-clearing value based on comp analysis
1084 E 2200 N, North Logan, UT 84341 · MLS #1609020
This home offers a compelling combination of size, utility, and location that gives it a distinct edge over older or smaller North Logan listings. Here's what will resonate most with today's buyers.
Built in 2011, this home is newer than many established east-bench properties — offering more modern systems, materials, and design standards.
Seven bedrooms provide exceptional utility for multi-generational living, home offices, guest suites, or rental income potential — a rare find at this price point.
A major utility advantage that appeals strongly to Utah buyers — ideal for vehicles, recreational equipment, storage, or a workshop.
Competitive lot size for North Logan's east bench, with a fenced and landscaped yard plus secondary water — a meaningful long-term value add.
Minutes from USU, Green Canyon, Elk Ridge Park, shopping, and top-rated schools — a location that sells itself to buyers prioritizing lifestyle.
MLS notes highlight an open floor plan, oversized windows, two laundry rooms, wheelchair-accessible main floor, cold storage, and a fenced landscaped yard.
Every pricing recommendation requires an honest look at both the upside and the headwinds. The following factors were considered when arriving at the recommended range for this property.
The following six sales represent the most applicable closed transactions in North Logan. All are within a relevant range of size, age, lot, and location — providing the clearest picture of where buyers have actually written checks.
The range across these six sales spans $650,000 to $725,000, with the most relevant early-2010s comparables clustering in the $650,000–$690,000 band. Higher sales at $720K–$725K reflect superior finish, newer build, or premium features.
Analyzing the six closed sales reveals a clear and actionable pricing picture. The market has spoken — here's how to interpret what buyers are actually paying in North Logan today.
The most relevant closed transactions fall within this range, establishing the realistic ceiling and floor for this home's market value.
Similar vintage homes (2007–2014) consistently sold in the $650,000–$690,000 range — exactly where this home belongs given its build year and condition expectations.
Homes reaching the low-$700s demonstrated premium finishes, exceptional presentation, or newer construction. This creates the upper ceiling unless updates are confirmed as excellent.
When weighing all six sales against the subject's size, age, bedroom count, and garage utility, the most credible value conclusion centers on $675,000–$695,000.

These five active listings represent the homes buyers will be comparing directly against your property. Understanding this landscape is essential for positioning your home to stand out on value, utility, and price.
Pending transactions reveal where buyer confidence is translating into contracts right now. These are among the most valuable data points in any CMA — they reflect the current moment in the market, not history.
Price per square foot is a useful gut-check tool. When applied to the most relevant comps, it consistently points toward the same conclusion: this home's value is grounded in the $650,000–$710,000 range.
Because the subject is not new construction, but does offer strong size, bedroom count, garage utility, and location, the most credible pricing bracket falls between $650,000 and $710,000.
The recommended list price of $689,900 lands at approximately $190/sq ft — a defensible, competitive figure that positions the home as a genuine value without underpricing its rare utility.
Understanding the pace of the market in your specific price band helps calibrate how aggressively — or conservatively — to launch. Here's what the data shows for the $625,000–$725,000 range in North Logan.
$625,000–$725,000 range currently
Confirmed buyer activity in the target band
Moderately balanced market segment
Every seller faces a fundamental choice: speed, balance, or maximum upside. Here's how each approach plays out for this property given current market conditions.
$649,900 – $665,000
Best for fast activity, multiple-offer potential, and buyers who prioritize closing quickly. Maximizes urgency but leaves money on the table if the home shows well.
$679,900 – $689,900
The best balance of seller upside and market support. This tier attracts serious buyers, keeps the home competitive, and preserves negotiating room. Recommended list price: $689,900.
$699,900 – $715,000
Only recommended if condition, updates, basement utility, and overall presentation are confirmed as excellent. Requires strong marketing and patience — buyers at this tier compare closely to new construction.
A $689,900 list price is the sweet spot — positioned strategically within the active buyer pool while signaling quality and value. Here's exactly where this price places the home in the competitive landscape.
The subject's 2011 build year, 7-bedroom count, and 4-car garage justify a pricing premium over 1990s-era competitors asking similar or lower prices.
At $689,900, this home aligns directly with the most relevant sold comps that reflect similar size, age, and location — making it easy for buyers and appraisers to support.
With brand-new homes asking $729K–$749K+, listing at $689,900 keeps the subject well-positioned as a clear value relative to new construction in the area.
Recent pending sales and closed activity confirm buyers are writing contracts in the mid-to-upper $600s. This price puts the home directly in front of that demand.
The goal is to look like one of the best values in the upper-$600s — not just another option competing with newer homes above $725K.
The steps taken before a home hits the MLS can meaningfully impact final sale price and days on market. A well-prepared listing commands attention, justifies pricing, and reduces buyer objections before they arise.
Verify above-grade vs. basement finished square footage and confirm accurate MLS measurements
Confirm basement layout — walkout, separate entrance, kitchenette, or ADU/mother-in-law utility
Document recent updates: roof, HVAC, water heater, flooring, paint, kitchen, and bathrooms
Complete light prep: deep clean, declutter, touch-up paint, and a landscaping refresh
Use professional photography — first impressions online drive showing requests
Lead marketing with garage, lot size, bedroom count, location, secondary water, and accessibility features
A great price alone doesn't sell a home — it takes strategic marketing that puts the right message in front of the right buyers at the right moment. Here's the plan for maximizing exposure and driving serious showings from day one.
Accurate feature positioning, competitive pricing, and a compelling listing description that leads with buyer benefits — not just room counts.
High-quality photos and listing copy focused on the home's best features: open floor plan, oversized windows, garage, lot, and lifestyle setting.
Zillow Showcase and premium online presentation tools where available — maximizing visibility to the buyers searching in this price range today.
Targeted social media promotion and direct buyer-agent outreach to generate early awareness and showing activity before the home has been on market long.
Highlight North Logan's east-bench appeal: proximity to USU, Green Canyon, Elk Ridge Park, schools, trails, and community — the full lifestyle, not just the home.
Track showing feedback and competing listing activity closely. If the market signals an adjustment is needed, we act quickly to protect your position.
After reviewing six relevant sold comparables, five active listings, four pending transactions, and a price-per-square-foot analysis, the evidence consistently points to the same conclusion for 1084 E 2200 N.
$650,000 – $710,000
Supported by closed sales, PPSF analysis, and current competition
$675,000 – $695,000
Where qualified buyers are most likely to write and perform
$689,900
Strong launch position with preserved negotiating room
Thank you for the opportunity to present this analysis. Brent Homer and RE/MAX Peaks are committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome for your home sale in North Logan, UT.
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