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        <title>Coming Soon - Havens at Deer Crest Village- Deer Valley</title>
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The Havens at Deer Crest village - Deer Valley's New, Luxury Ski In Ski Out Community


The Havens at Deer Crest Village present a rare opportunity to own true ski-in/ski-out real estate in one of Deer Valley’s most promising and rapidly evolving locations. Situated directly on the Jordanelle ski run in Deer Crest, this intimate enclave will feature just 32 slopeside residences developed by the highly respected East West Partners. Offering two- to four-bedroom floor plans with pricing starting at $3.1M, The Havens represent the most attainable new-construction ski-in/ski-out ownership in Deer Valley. Construction is expected to begin in October 2026, with completion of the first residences estimated for December 2027.





Designed for families and second-home owners who want the Deer Valley lifestyle without unnecessary complexity, The Havens deliver what most buyers seek but rarely find: authentic on-run access, effortless ownership, strong rental appeal, and long-term appreciation potential. Owners step directly out their back doors onto the mountain—no roads to cross, no shuttle rides, no compromises. The Jordanelle run is a blue/double-blue trail prioritized by Deer Valley for early- and late-season skiing, complemented by private, beginner-friendly Deer Crest trails that provide an additional access point ideal for families.





The homes are thoughtfully positioned with prime southern and western exposure, filling interiors with natural light while offering warm afternoon sun and expansive sunset views. A forested hillside across from the residences enhances privacy and preserves a quiet, natural setting—an increasingly rare feature in modern ski communities. With only 32 residences, The Havens maintain a low-density, neighborhood feel without the congestion or uncertainty that can come with larger resort developments.


Ownership is intentionally simple. Townhome-style layouts include generous storage and true two-car garages, while a well-managed HOA handles exterior maintenance, landscaping, and snow removal. Owners arrive, settle in, and head straight to the mountain. Importantly, HOA dues remain efficient by avoiding costly amenities that see limited use, reinforcing the project’s “lock-and-leave” appeal.


From an investment standpoint, The Havens check every box. True ski-in/ski-out positioning at this price point is almost nonexistent in Deer Valley, driving strong short-term rental demand. Year-round recreation—from skiing and snowshoeing to boating, hiking, biking, golf, and fly fishing—supports consistent occupancy beyond winter. After ski days, the mountain quite literally becomes the backyard, with natural sledding terrain, dog-friendly open space, and gentle slopes that create a genuine alpine lifestyle rarely found in on-mountain properties.


The location itself is poised for significant upside. Just steps away, the future East Village will introduce world-class amenities including the Four Seasons Deer Valley, Grand Hyatt, dining, retail, spas, and après-ski offerings. Buying ahead of this build-out positions owners for appreciation as the area matures and demand accelerates. Access is equally compelling: a predictable 45-minute drive to Salt Lake City International Airport via Highway 40—no stoplights, no guesswork.


Beyond skiing, owners enjoy immediate access to trail networks right outside the door, five minutes to Jordanelle Reservoir for water sports and beach days, minutes to the Middle Fork of the Provo River for renowned fly fishing, and convenient access to SkyRidge amenities including dining, golf practice holes, and the public Callaway Topgolf suite.


Backing the project is East West Partners, one of North America’s most trusted mountain-resort developers, known for thoughtful design, premium construction, and long-term value retention across their portfolio.


In short, The Havens are for buyers who want what is typically reserved for $10M+ homes—a non-condo, true ski-in/ski-out Deer Valley experience where kids clip into skis out the back door, summers revolve around lakes and trails, ownership stays simple, and appreciation is tied directly to one of the most significant resort expansions in the West.


The Havens deliver all of that in a low-density, sun-filled setting at the most compelling new-construction price point in Deer Valley—making them one of the smartest long-term plays in the entire resort.


Reservations are being accepted now. Please reach out to us directly for more information.



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    <pubDate>Sun, 18 Jan 2026 13:39:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <title>Studio Crossing Park City Coming Soon</title>
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Studio Crossing - Park City's newest walkable residential community


Studio Crossing is an innovative, mixed-use development located at Quinn’s Junction, in Park City, Utah.  This thoughtfully designed community combines modern living with neighborhood connectivity, offering residents access to housing, retail, transit, and outdoor amenities in one dynamic setting.


Studio Crossing will offer townhomes, stacked style condominiums, and affordable housing opportunities for local residents.  At the heart of this vibrant community will be 60,000 square feet of commercial space, featuring shops, restaurants, and some office space.  The open plaza will create a gathering place for residents and visitors.  Studio Crossing will also offer some amenities, including a pool and outdoor sport courts.





The location is ideal for primary residents and second homeowners.  Studio Crossing is inside Park City, and in the Park City School District.  The famous Rail Trail will be easily accessed from the community, giving access to town and trails throughout the area, including Round Valley.  


The Park City Hospital is just across the road, along with the Park City Ski Team Headquarters, the National Ability Center, Park City Ice Arena and more. 


Want to create rental revenue while you're not using your property?  Short term rentals will be allowed.  


Real Estate for sale in Studio Crossing:





Studio Crossing will offer townhomes and stacked style condos for sale.  


The townhome residences will be constructed first - a total of fifty, with three and four bedroom floorplans.   There will be forty three bedroom residences, all will be interior units, and will feature one car garage, decks and patios.  The remaining ten residences are four bedrooms, end units, with two car garages.  





Stacked condominium residences will also be constructed and released for sale in the future.  


Affordable housing units are for rent, and will not be offered for sale.  


 Construction of the townhomes is expected to begin in the fall of 2025, with reservations being taken in the late summer.  


Questions about Studio Crossing or the reservation process?  Please use the form below to ask questions, and to sign up to be updated with the latest information.  





 


 


 
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    <pubDate>Thu, 14 Aug 2025 13:35:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <title>Park City Local Business Spotlight | PJ Builders </title>
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Pete Olson and PJ Builders - Award Winning Park City Building Contractor 


Pete Olson has been a Park City resident since 1992, and PJ Builders has been building custom homes, and remodeling high-end residential and historic homes since 1997.  For the past eleven years, Pete and PJ Builders have been awarded “Park City’s Best” by the public for best General Contractors, best Custom Home Builder and   best Carpenter (his team)  Last year, over 20,000 votes were cast from the community.  Pete and his team have also successfully restored and expanded many historic homes in Park City's Old Town. - earning them accolades in the press, and the reputation as the go-to contractor in Old Town,   View some additional photos below.  


Building costs, planning and construction timelines in Park City and surrounding communities change  frequently.  It's critical to hire a builder with a great reputation for quality and service, with long term relationships with architects, designers, and tradesman.  Pete and PJ Builders assist clients from start to finish, bringing decades of knowledge and experience with an understanding of  the unique challenges of construction indifferent neighborhoods, their HOA's, mountain topography and weather.  


 


With some of these questions in mind, we  asked pete to share a few updates and advice about building in the City area....


Generally, what are building costs per square foot in the Park City area?


Pete:   This is everyone's favorite question.  We're expecting between $650 on the lower end, all the way up to $1000 or more on the higher end.  


Do building costs vary a lot between different neighborhoods and areas?  


Pete:  Cost to build does vary between areas. Those variables are usually driven by several factors.  Smaller or larger lots can create different costs to bring in utilities, or require more site prep.  HOA guidelines can also create more costs.  For example, some HOAs may require more stone on the home, or steel on the roof - all might  drive costs higher.


What Advice can you offer people when selecting a builder or other professionals- are there mistakes you see people make frequently?


Pete:  Assemble your team up front - the architect, the contractor, the designer - This way you get the collective consciousness of everybody on your team, working together to ensure seamless coordination, throughout the building process. 


We commonly see people that don't check references for builders and subcontractors.Another frequent issue is choosing the lowest bidder, which often leads to numerous change orders and unexpected costs down the line.


How much time do you tell clients to expect for planning and building? 


Pete:  At least a year, at the minimum.  I often tell people that the more time that you spend on planning the more efficient your build is going to be and the more you will stay on budget.  Park City is experiencing significant growth, attracting a wave of new architects and designers. Many architectural firms may take a year or longer to finalize designs, depending on various factors. The timeline can be influenced by the client’s level of clarity regarding their vison and needs, which can either streamline or extend the process.


 More about PJ Builders 


The restoration and expansion of historic homes in Park City’s Old Town is incredibly complex, involving small building lots, teamwork and coordination between architects, designers, and layers of municipal agencies, including historic requirements and oversight.  

















Pete and PJ Builders have earned the reputation as the go to contractor in Old Town, successfully completing many of these restorations and expansions, often winning rewards and accolades in Utah Style and Design Magazine.  


Connect with Pete Olson and PJ Builders


 


We love supporting local, Park City business.  Please reach out to us if there's a business you would like to highlight, or if we can help with any real estate questions. 





 

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    <pubDate>Fri, 04 Apr 2025 15:11:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <title>Park City Local Business Spotlight - Resilience - A Private Gym</title>
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Park City Local Business Spotlight


Resilience Park City - A Private Gym





Michael Conville is the local owner of Resilience and has been a Park City resident since 1977.  Michael has been a personal trainer for decades, and opened Resilience in 2019.   He's trained clients in many other gyms, and with Resilience, has created a welcoming. meticulously clean, uncrowded space for drop in guests and committed fitness members who visit many times a week.  





Michael answered a few questions for us and told us a little more about Resilience:


You've done training with clients in many gyms over the years,  how did you want Resilience to be different?  1st, easy and flexible access -  we are open 365 days a year from 4 am to 10 pm. You can also schedule a training session with the best trainers in Park City.  Resilience is a place where everyone is welcome. Members and guests come to get a great workout or recover in without the crowds and all the equipment you could ask for. 





Membership and drop in options?  We offer monthly, weekly and day passes.   Monthly for a single is $125 and $225 for couples.  Weekly passes are available for $75 and daily for $25.


What is your advice for someone just getting started, or new to your gym? We say getting back to the gym can be challenging, but it’s the next step towards a happier, healthier you Resilience is ready to help you start again, set goals, find your people. It’s time to walk through that door   I'm available to answer questions and will schedule a 30 minute session so familiarize new members with the equipment at Resilience.  Also, we have great trainers who will help anyone who asks.





Want to learn more about Resilience in Park City?  Visit ResilienceParkCity.com, or schedule a time to meet Michael in person at 4518 Forestdale Drive, BLD I, Unit 43.  






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    <pubDate>Wed, 26 Feb 2025 14:52:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <title>Park City Local Business Spotlight – Get Organized Park City</title>
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Park City Local Business Spotlight –Get Organized Park City


 Some tips, and Q + A with professional, local, Park City home organizers.  


There are so many areas in our homes that collect the random items, and getting organized can become overwhelming.  Where to start?  What do we keep, what do we throw away? How do we create a system that keeps up with what comes in the house?  


With these questions in mind, we turned to the pros - Ann Martin and Emily Terry, the local owners  Get Organized Park City for some help and advice.  Ann and Emily know how to take on these challenges – they apply their years of experience, some humor, and a pressure free, non-judgmental approach.   


             We’ve asked Ann and Emily to introduce themselves and Get Organized Park City's services,  give some tips, and kindly answer some questions. 


G|O Get Organized offers home and office organizing services to Park City and beyond. Since 2017, Get Organized has worked closely with clients to evaluate, simplify, and develop sustainable organizing solutions. Co-owners Ann Martin and Emily Terry believe in their motto: Clear space = Clear mind. Whether you need help with one room or the whole place, the G|O team tackles both small and large projects to bring efficiency and functionality to any space


Q: What is the biggest challenge when getting started with new clients?


Shame and fear of being judged.  It is such a personal thing to welcome someone into your home to show us their pain points. We feel honored when we are called.  Our perspective is that each job is an opportunity to make someone's life easier (how great is that).  Whether it is a young family feeling overwhelmed with stuff and busy schedules to someone going through a life change (downsizing, merging homes, loss, etc) to someone wanting their new home set up well from the beginning.  We like to say “the hotter the mess, the greater the success”


Q:  People may want to get organized but may feel a little overwhelmed with the amount of clutter they’ve accumulated.  How do you suggest they get started?  What 1st steps should they take?





It can be so hard to get started.  Start small.  Instead of tackling an entire kitchen or bathroom, start with just one drawer.  Typically, it is not overwhelming, and it is a space that you can complete.  Once you have successfully completed a few small drawers, you have built momentum and then can gradually take on something bigger.  One drawer at a time is better than no drawer at all. 


Q   What services are people needing the most help with?


Setting up systems or flow to new or existing spaces.  It is amazing the difference it makes to have a practical set up for a kitchen, mudroom, bathroom, office, etc.  The amount of stress that is reduced in people’s daily lives is considerable.  The systems help people avoid over buying because they can see what they already have and use it. 





Q  When deciding whether or not to keep something, what questions we should ask ourselves?


When it comes to making decisions about the fate of items, it is helpful to think about the purpose or connection  that one has to the item. Many times people just need permission to get rid of something in order to let go.  It is ok to let things go that do not serve you.  We promise If it is an item that you actually use or has deep sentimental value, those decisions are easy, keep them  For those tough decisions, it is key to honestly consider why you don’t know what to do with the unused, not needed item. Did you invest quite a bit of money in it? Think about if you can sell it and recoup some of that money. Do you not really care for the item but it was given to you by someone special? It’s ok to let it go if it does not serve you as it just might serve someone else.  If that is too difficult to do or you are just not ready to part with it, store it away for a year and revisit the item then.  Did you get a great deal on it so you bought it but don’t actually use it?  It’s ok to let it go and next time you find yourself in a great deal situation, think about if you will actually use the item before purchasing it.  Do you feel guilty getting rid of the item?  We find that guilt is the most common reason that people hang on to things.


Q  Which areas do you work in?  Primarily Wasatch Back, or also Wasatch Front? 


We do work primarily in the Wasatch Back but do have a number of clients in the SLC area as well, within 30 mins of Park City. 


Ann and Emily offer a free, one-hour consultation - no pressure - and they can help you decide how to best engage their services.  They are wonderful to work with, and we highly recommend them to clients, family and friends. Contact them for a free consultation and see how they “can take you from overwhelmed to overjoyed  You can connect with them at GetOrganizedPC.com


 

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    <pubDate>Sun, 02 Feb 2025 10:25:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <title>Park City Real Estate - Being Aware of Transfer Fees</title>
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Transfer Fees in Park City Real Estate - What You Need To Know


When helping buyers find real estate in Park City and Deer Valley, we’re frequently asked about transfer fees.  Many out of state buyers are used to seeing these fees applied in real estate transactions in their home state – charged by municipalities, counties or the state.


In Utah and the Park City area, we most commonly have transfer fees charged by Homeowners Associations (HOA), or the Master Homeowners Association (MHOA), if there is one.  These fees are also sometimes referred to as HOA Reinvestment Fees, and Change of Ownership Fees.


In Park City and Deer Valley, we have many HOAs that are located within a MHOA.  For example, there are several condominium communities located in Empire Pass, each has their own HOA, within the Empire Pass MHOA.  The Empire Pass MHOA charges a 1 transfer fee for all real estate transactions in Empire Pass, located within the Empire Pass MHOA.  Some of the individual HOAs may also charge a transfer fee, in addition to the MHOA fee. 


The transfer fees are becoming more common, as many HOAs see the sales of property as an opportunity to add to their reserves.  The fees vary greatly – from a nominal fee of less than one hundred dollars, all the way up to 2 of the sales price of the property.  With the high prices in our communities, these fees can be substantial. 


A couple of steps are taken to make buyers and sellers aware of these fees:  


       1. The existence of the fees and amount should be disclosed in the property listing. 




 The party responsible for payment is negotiated in the standard Real Estate Purchase Contract.  See below.  *Builders and developers will have their own contract, which almost always state the buyer is responsible for payment of any transfer fees.




      3. During the buyer's due diligence process, there are opportunities to verify if there is a fee, and the      amount.


Who usually pays - buyer or seller?  In a resale transaction,  it's negotiable and varies, but it’s important for buyers and sellers to be aware of the fee, and negotiate with the amount in mind. Occasionally, HOAs that have existed for decades will implement a transfer fee, and an owner / seller isn’t aware of it.   


Working with an experienced,. local Realtor can help you avoid surprise expenses.   


Questions about buying or selling real estate in Park City, Deer Valley or surrounding communities?  Contact Quinn Eichner at 435-640-1854 or Dena Eytan at 435-659-9347 - or use the form below to reach out.  We're local, Park City Realtors with decades of experience, and are happy to help




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    <pubDate>Thu, 16 Jan 2025 15:19:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <title>New 10 Person Sunrise Gondola Under Construction in Canyon’s Village</title>
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New 10 Person Sunrise Gondola Under Construction in Canyon’s Village


New gondola will bring enhanced ski access to the base of Canyons Village and improve already great skiing for surrounding property owners and guests.





Major improvements to ski access to and from the Canyons Village base area at Park City Mountain are underway, with the construction of the 10 person Sunrise Gondola.  Scheduled for opening in winter of 2025 / 2026, the gondola should shorten lines from the existing gondola and other access points to the mountain.  


The Sunrise Gondola will also enhance already great ski in, ski out access to the Pendry Residences, Lift Condominiums, Hyatt Centric, Sundial Lodge and other buildings surrounding the terminal at the base.  The Sunrise Gondola will place skiers and boarders in the Red Pine area, and replaces the existing Sunrise Chair, which doesn’t move people off the bottom of the mountain.


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Guests and owners in the surrounding condominiums will enjoy this direct access onto the gondola, and bring more attention to these already popular properties.  Sunrise will also be an opportunity for lodging guests that are not skiing, to have access onto the mountain and enjoy the scenery. 


Questions about Real Estate opportunities at Park City's Canyon Village or other Park City real estate?  Dena are Quinn are local, Park City Realtors with decades of experience, and are happy to help.  




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        <title>Property Taxes in Park City and Utah – How Does our Area and State Compare to others?</title>
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Property Taxes in Park City and Utah – How Does our Area and State Compare to others?


For property owners in Utah, late summer includes the arrival of property tax notices.  


Owners of real estate in Utah should receive their notice of estimated property taxes from their county by early August.  The actual, final tax bill is due at the end of November, and this estimate includes a proposed tax amount for each property based on budgets from different taxing entities in the area.  The estimate also includes a valuation of the real estate, discloses the change in the amount due – if the changes to these budgets are approved, and whether or not the primary residence discount applies.  


Market conditions change, and valuations can change year to year.  If the valuation is too high, there is an appeals process which needs to be initiated by mid September.  The amount of taxes owed depends on many factors, including the valuation and whether the property qualifies for a discount for primary residence status.  


It’s certainly important for owners to read these estimates.  The valuation may by high, and or the occupancy status may be incorrect – something that would need to be corrected prior to mid- September.  


Throughout the Park City area, we have many owners that move in from states with much higher property tax rates.


So…how does Utah compare to other states, and how does Summit and Wasatch County compare to other counties in Utah?  


According to PropertyTax101:


Utah ranks 32nd out of 50 for median property tax amount and 40th out of 50 for median property tax rate. 


Summit County’s median tax collected is highest in the state, but one of the lowest counties for median tax rate.


There are 29 counties in Utah, and Summit County (includes Park City and Deer Valley, Kamas, Oakley and others) ranks 1st out of 29 for median tax amount collected per property.  Not a surprise, given the high property values in these areas, and the number of non-primary residents that pay the full rate, frequently on some of the most expensive real estate.  However, Summit County’s tax rate of median home value is ranked 24th out of 29.  


Wasatch County includes much of the area surrounding the Jordanelle, parts of Deer Valley, Heber City, Midway, and other communities ranks 21st out of 29th among Utah counties for median tax rate.  


Overall, Utah’s property tax rate remains below average.  Summit and Wasatch County’s median tax rates are some of the lowest in the State.
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        <title>Park City Golf Communities and Memberships</title>
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Memberships at golf communities in the Park City area have become a more rare commodity.  Waiting lists for memberships have become more common, especially for the “full” golf memberships.  Some communities offer their social memberships, which are less expensive and more widely available.





We’ve completed a snapshot of some of the golf community membership offerings and costs. These costs can change, please always verify availability and costs whenever looking at a real estate purchase.


Promontory is a large, private golf community in the Park City area. With expansive resort style amenities, including three golf courses and multiple clubhouses, spread throughout the gated community. 





Victory Ranch is located on 6,250 acres along a 4 mile stretch of the Upper Provo River. Amenities include an 18-hole Rees Jones-designed golf course, world class fly fishing, a community clubhouse with pool and fitness center, a full service spa and wellness facility, miles of professionally designed mountain biking trails, a 5 stand shooting facility, a riverside restaurant and lounge, paddle tennis pavilion, host of kids activities, a ski in/ski out clubhouse in the heart of Park City and more than 3,500 acres of untouched backcountry.





Glenwild is a private, gated community, with a Fassio designed golf course and clubhouse as it’s centerpiece.  Residents aren’t required to join the club. Glenwild offers full golf memberships as well as social club memberships. Glenwild is located just a few minutes from Park City, and within the boundaries of the Park City School District - making Glenwild a popular option for both primary residents and second homeowners. Glenwild features only custom homes, there are no condominium or townhome options in the community.





Tuhaye is a private gated golf community of luxury homes and estate lots, and is the home of the popular Talisker Club. Talisker Club offers four-season recreation opportunities second to none. In addition to amenities in the Tuhaye Community, Talisker Club members also have access to amenities on the mountain at Deer Valley and in Park City





Red Ledges is located in the Heber Valley, just 20 minutes from Park City, and 10 minutes from Deer Valley’s East Village.  The 2,000 acres at Red Ledges has nearly 300 homes completed and over 100 more in process. Red Ledges features amenities, with the private Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course as it’s centerpiece. 





Questions about real estate for sale in one of Park City's golf communities?  We're local Realtors with decades of experience and are happy to help.  Please use the form below to ask a question, or request more information.  




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        <author>Quinn@ParkCityPropertyGuide.com (Quinn Eichner)</author>
        <title>River and Lake Front Property - A Few Favorites</title>
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It's the beginning of the summer season, and having a spot to sit by a river or lake can be very appealing. Looking for a home or property with some river or water near Park City?





I picked out a few property in the Park City area surrounding communities,  and happy to see some options in different price ranges 


In Park City, there are some small ponds and streams in a couple of different neighborhoods,  Lower Deer Valley has a few townhome communities on the Deer Valley ponds, with paddleboarding and fishing in the summer (and used for snowmaking in the winter).   Park City's water comes from the mines near Thaynes Canyon, with some small streams weaving through the Thaynes Neighborhood.  


Old Ranch Road also features some streams, flowing from both Park City and the Canyons areas.  


Just off Kimball Junction, minutes from shopping and dining, we occasionally see a home on East Creek.  


Out a little further, you can find true river front retreats on larger parcels - off the Weber or Provo Rivers.  


I've picked out just a few below from throughout the area:





Interest in River or Lake Front property in the Park City area?  Contact Us, we're local, Park City Realtors with decades of experience, and are here to help.  Use the form below to ask questions, or let us know how we can help



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    <pubDate>Fri, 31 May 2024 11:11:00 -0600</pubDate>
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