Harrisville sits just north of Ogden along US-89, a compact Weber County city of about 7,150 residents. Settled in 1850 and named for pioneer Martin Henderson Harris, the city still gathers at the Martin Henderson Harris Bicentennial Cabin for Santa at the Cabin. Harrisville Main Park on Highway 89 packs a lot into one stop: a fishing pond stocked with rainbow trout, a summer splash pad, a disc golf course and tennis courts, with walking tracks at Independence and Millennium parks; my living in Harrisville guide has the details. Schools serving Harrisville include Pioneer and Majestic elementaries, Orion Junior High, and Fremont and Weber high schools; boundaries vary by street, so confirm a home's assigned schools with Weber School District. Commutes average about 21 minutes, with US-89 north to 2700 North and west to I-15. New construction is a big part of the market: D.R. Horton's Dixon Creek is adding new townhomes, and the former Ben Lomond Golf Course is becoming Ben Lomond Views, a planned mix of homes, townhomes and condos. I can walk you through current prices, value your home, or set up a private tour. Jim Vaughan, Vaughan Realty | Real Broker, LLC.
Harrisville Real Estate FAQs
How big is Harrisville, and how do I know a home is inside the city?
Harrisville has about 7,150 residents (U.S. Census Bureau, 2025 estimate) on roughly 3 square miles northwest of Ogden. Homes here use both the 84404 and 84414 ZIP codes, and many mailing addresses say "Ogden," so an address alone won't tell you whether a home is inside Harrisville. I can confirm a home's city and services before you make an offer.
What schools serve Harrisville?
Harrisville is in Weber School District. Majestic Elementary and Orion Junior High are inside the city, and Pioneer Elementary in Marriott-Slaterville also serves Harrisville families. Depending on address, students attend Orion Junior High or Wahlquist Junior High in Farr West, then Weber High School in Pleasant View or Fremont High School in Plain City. Boundaries can change, so confirm a home's assigned schools on the Weber School District boundary maps.
What is there to do in Harrisville?
Harrisville Main Park on Highway 89 has a fishing pond stocked with rainbow trout about four times a year, a summer splash pad, a disc golf course, tennis courts and a reservable bowery. Independence Park and Millennium Park add walking tracks. The city's calendar includes an Easter Egg Hunt, Movies in the Parks, a Fall Festival and Santa at the Martin Henderson Harris Bicentennial Cabin.
What is Harrisville's history?
Urban Stewart built the first house here in 1850, and the town took its name from Martin Henderson Harris, who built a log home in 1851. Harrisville incorporated in 1962 and became a city in 1964. Brickmaking was its signature industry, and the city notes a brickyard operated until 2012.
How long is the commute from Harrisville?
Harrisville residents average about 21 minutes to work (U.S. Census Bureau). US-89 runs through the city south into Ogden, and 2700 North is the main route west to I-15 from the north side of town. Ogden Central Station is the nearest FrontRunner stop. The drive to Hill Air Force Base is about 25 to 30 minutes, depending on the gate you use. If you're stationed at Hill, I'm glad to time the drive from any home to your gate.
Is there new construction in Harrisville?
Yes. As of October 2026, D.R. Horton is selling Dixon Creek Townhomes at 1310 North 375 East, with three- and four-bedroom plans. On the former Ben Lomond Golf Course east of US-89, the Ben Lomond Views master plan calls for up to 664 single-family homes, townhomes and condos, plus small parks and open space, built in phases. Many builders require your agent to be with you on your first visit, so bring me along, and see current new construction homes.
How is the Harrisville housing market trending?
Harrisville's Market page on this site refreshes on its own with recent sales, days on market and active listings. For what today's numbers mean for your home, request a free home valuation.
