Find out what your Kaysville home could sell for.

Areas around Kaysville

• Historic Main Street: The downtown core around Center Street and the old city hall.
• East Kaysville: Neighborhoods rising toward Fruit Heights and the mountains.
• West Kaysville: Subdivisions west of I-15 toward the Great Salt Lake wetlands.
• Near the Utah Botanical Center: Streets around Utah State University's botanical gardens and extension center.

Schools

Kaysville is in Davis School District and is home to Davis High School. Mike verifies the schools for your address.

Getting around

• I-15 and US-89: north–south routes through Davis County.
• Main Street: the historic corridor through town.
• West Davis Corridor (SR-177): a newer route on the west side of the county.

What Kaysville buyers look for

• A small-town feel and a historic downtown.
• Larger lots and room for gardens or shops.
• Easy reach of Layton, Farmington, and Hill Air Force Base.
• Which Davis School District schools serve the address.

Prep tips for Kaysville homes

• Larger lots: clean up outbuildings, gardens, and fence lines.
• Historic homes: document updates and keep original character visible.
• Family layouts: stage bedrooms and storage, since many buyers have bigger households.
• Curb appeal: fresh mulch and trimmed trees make a quick difference.

Annual events in Kaysville

• Kaysville 4th of July / Freedom Week (Late June–July 4): Kaysville's Independence Day week, centered on the Main Street Parade, with a fun run, community breakfast, and fireworks at Barnes Park.

5 fun facts about Kaysville

• Kaysville was the first incorporated city in Davis County, in 1868.
• The city's name traces to William Kay, who became the area's bishop in 1851.
• After the 1858 move south, residents tried to rename the town Freedom, but the Kaysville name stayed.
• Utah State University runs the Utah Botanical Center in Kaysville.
• Kaysville City says about 30,000 spectators line the route for its Fourth of July Main Street Parade.