Open ground in Duchesne County
5000 West is a gravel-and-pavement rural road west of Roosevelt, Utah, running through Duchesne County farmland of hay fields, grazing, and scattered houses. County records show a house built here in 2012 on a 69-acre parcel addressed to both 2000 South and 5000 West, the only dated structure tied to this plot.
Open farmland sits between Roosevelt and Ioka
You're standing on 5000 West, a gravel-and-pavement road running through open farm country west of Roosevelt, Utah. The ground around you is quiet acreage, the kind of land that in Duchesne County mostly means hay fields, grazing, and a scatter of houses spaced far apart.
The county's own records show a house built here in 2012, sitting on a 69-acre parcel addressed to both 2000 South and 5000 West. That single entry is the oldest dated fact tied to this exact plot.
Roosevelt, the nearest town, sits a short drive east. Ioka, a smaller hamlet first recorded in 1915, lies about two miles away, closer to the badlands above the Duchesne River.
A builder raised a house here in 2012
In 2012, a builder put up the house standing here now, over 68,000 square feet of building recorded on the lot. The county's record stops there: a single sale, a single structure, no history before it.
The house still stands alone on its 69 acres, with hay ground and grazing land running out to the horizon on every side.
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