Between two mountain ranges in the Cache Valley, Nibley is a wholesome suburb that continues to expand at an astounding rate. “It’s one of the fastest growing communities in our area,” says broker Kimberly Phipps, who works with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and has about two decades of experience in the region. “Lots of families are moving into that city, and there are a lot of townhouse developments ideal for first time homebuyers.” Nibley prides itself on its parks system and well-rated public schools, appealing to recreationists and those with kids. Although it’s sparse in terms of retail, residents prefer it that way, with a shopping hub only 5 miles away. “It's become super popular because it’s so close to Logan, so you're near town but not right in town,” Phipps says.
Nibley has a large offering of spacious, new homes with gorgeous views.
Nibley residents enjoy homes on large set on quiet streets.
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Providence Canyon Trail, Virgil Gibbons Heritage Park and upcoming recreation
With Nibley’s location between two mountain ranges, there’s scenery of dramatic ridgelines and access to the wilderness. One of the most popular hiking spots is Providence Canyon Trail, only 4 miles from town. The path ascends through the Bear River Mountains, where hikers and mountain bikers can follow Spring Creek for 6 miles. In Nibley, there are multiple parks, the most popular being Virgil Gibbons Heritage Park on the town’s northside. It offers a playground, soccer fields and walking paths, plus there’s Firefly Park next door, which features observation towers overlooking the area’s marshlands. More recreation options are coming soon. “They’re putting in tons of walking trails and new parks, so the city is proactive in being development-friendly for things to attract families to the city,” Phipps says. One of the current projects is the Outdoor Classroom and Nature Park, which will have a pond and an amphitheater. Its completion date is currently unknown.
Take in peaceful water sights and sounds at Clear Creek Park in Nibley.
Nibley parents can watch their kids play from a covered pavilion at Virgil Gibbons Heritage Park.
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Cache County public schools and Utah State University
On Niche, the Cache County School District has an A rating. It also has an A-plus in administration as well as A grades in clubs and teachers. With approximately 20,000 students, the district has a student-teacher ratio of 26-to-1. Utah State University is only 6 miles away for higher education.
Nibley students from 8-12 grades go to school at Ridgeline High School.
Utah State is a great university close to Nibley.
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Nibley's bungalows, ranch-style homes and many new contemporary houses
Anchored by Main Street on its east side, Nibley is mostly residential. The thoroughfare has some early 1900s Craftsman bungalows and midcentury ranch-style houses, but they are far and few between. “There is so much land there that developers were able to go in and build a lot of homes,” Phipps says. The city has been growing rapidly since the early 2000s, with subdivisions and cul-de-sacs of single-family homes. Most of them have contemporary architecture, some with Craftsman or custom-built features. There are also new townhouse communities on the city’s east and northwest sections. In Nibley, the median sales price is $425,000.
Delight in gorgeous mountain views from new townhomes in Nibley.
Enjoy comfortable homes with large yards in Nibley.
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Nibley Heritage Days and the American West Heritage Center
The annual Nibley Heritage Days is a weeklong celebration in June, with events ranging from a chalk art walk to a Beard and Moustache Contest. “It just attracts a lot of families, not even just from Nibley but from surrounding cities because they have a really great parade and activities like a run. And they have fireworks and booths set up. It's a fun event to go to,” Phipps says. The American West Heritage Center is another of the area’s biggest attractions, only 5 miles west of Nibley. The museum has exhibits about pioneers living in the Old West as well as a zoo and a train ride.
Immerse yourself in history at American West Heritage Center near Nibley.
Learn about the American West through hands on exhibits at American West Heritage Center near Nibley.
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Limited businesses, including Maverik Adventure's First Stop
As a small town, the retail in Nibley is limited — one of the city’s only businesses being Maverik Adventure's First Stop, a gas station convenience store that sells snacks and fast-food on the city’s east side. The closest grocery stores are 3 miles north of Nibley, and just a couple miles farther, downtown Logan has a walkable Main Street retail district. The area has blocks of local businesses, from antique shops to an assortment of restaurants.
Gas up and grab a snack at Maverick in Nibley.
Crush your cookie craving at Crust Club near Nibley.
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A 5-mile commute to Logan and more transportation
Nibley is only about 5 miles away from downtown Logan via state Route 165. For bus services, Cache Valley Transit District serves the town. The closest medical center is Intermountain Health Logan Regional Hospital, located about 5 miles from the community. Ogden-Hinckley Airport is the closest major airport with domestic flights and is about 45 miles away.
The police department and climate in Nibley
The Cache County Sheriff’s Department serves the community, but crime rate data is unavailable.
Nibley experiences four distinct seasons, from hot dry summers to snowy winters.
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