Dutch Fields

Dutch Fields is one of Midway's most sought-after neighborhoods — a master-planned community of luxury single-family homes sitting just on the edge of town with sweeping views of the Heber Valley and the surrounding Wasatch Range. The landscape, once covered in vibrant green fields in summer and golden waves of crops in fall, now hosts a community that offers the charm of rural living paired with the modern comforts of a thoughtfully planned neighborhood. 

The Homes

Dutch Fields is home to 128 homesites, with homesites ranging from one-third to one acre. The country-craftsman style homes offer spacious floor plans with two to seven bedrooms and living spaces ranging from approximately 2,000 to 6,500 square feet. Homes showcase distinctive architectural styles that seamlessly merge traditional mountain aesthetics with contemporary design elements — think stone accents, vaulted ceilings, wraparound decks, and large windows framing the mountain views. Whether you're looking for a cozy retreat or a larger family home, Dutch Fields offers genuine variety within a cohesive, well-maintained neighborhood.

Community Amenities

Dutch Fields amenities include a clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, two pools, open space, parks, and scenic walking trails. The developers also incorporated extensive communal features to enhance the neighborhood feel, and residents have access to their own neighborhood trail system as well as the broader trail network surrounding the development. 

Location

Dutch Fields sits barely two miles from the center of both Midway and Heber City, and less than 20 miles from Main Street Park City. Within a quick 10-minute drive, residents have access to 90 holes of golf across three courses, boating on Jordanelle and Deer Creek Reservoirs, Provo River fishing, and cross-country skiing at Soldier Hollow. Park City's ski resorts and Deer Valley East Village are within a 15-minute reach. Families also benefit from proximity to Midway Elementary, Timpanogos Intermediate, and Wasatch High School — all within a few miles. 

Dutch Fields is one of those communities that consistently holds its value — limited inventory, strong demand, and a location that only gets more attractive as the Wasatch Back continues to grow.