8199 N Sunrise Loop Unit 54, Park City
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Park City is the rare mountain town that actually lives up to the hype. World-class skiing, a real year-round trail culture, great dining, and some of the most expensive real estate in Utah. In certain sections, it competes with the biggest luxury markets in the country.
Park City is also small, but it punches way above its weight because it is a destination market. That is why the neighborhood details matter here more than almost anywhere else in Utah.
Start your Park City search: The newest listings are featured at the top of this page. To filter by condo vs single family, price, beds, baths, year built, and more, use Advanced Search.
Contact Lance Clifford if you want a quick shortlist based on your budget, ski access, and whether rentals are part of the plan.
I’m based in Southern Utah, and I’m not shy about preferring red rock and sunshine. A lot of people do. Plenty of people also want a true mountain town with real winters, real skiing, and a bigger metro nearby. That is Park City.
If you are also comparing Southern Utah, start here: St. George, Utah Homes For Sale and Hurricane, Utah Homes For Sale.
Park City works for buyers who want a true mountain lifestyle without giving up restaurants, events, and year-round activity. It is a legitimate four-season town, and that matters for people who actually plan to use the home.
Reality check: Park City is not “one market.” Old Town, Deer Valley, and Canyons Village do not behave the same way. Pricing, HOA costs, rental rules, and buyer demand can vary a lot by section.
If you are buying here, ski access is not just a lifestyle perk. It is a value driver. Slope-side location, shuttle routes, parking, and seasonal demand all affect pricing and resale.
Park City is not just a winter town. Summer is a full season, and it matters for owners who actually use the home, and for buyers thinking about a longer rental season.
Park City real estate ranges from historic homes in Old Town to high-end ski estates in Deer Valley, plus a massive condo and townhome market tied to resort villages.
If you are cross-shopping luxury in Southern Utah, here is the hub: St. George Luxury Homes. Different vibe than Park City, but it helps anchor the comparison.
People search “Park City” and then realize quickly they need a more specific plan. These are common starting points:
Many buyers ask about nightly rentals in Park City. The honest answer is always: it depends. Regulations and HOA rules can be strict and very location-specific. Some buildings allow it, some do not, and enforcement is not theoretical.
If rental use matters, we verify it early. Start with the broader overview here: Vacation Rentals and Investment Homes. Different county, same due diligence mindset.
This site now covers more of Utah for a reason. People relocate, buy second homes, and invest across the state. When you need Park City representation, I can either help directly when it makes sense, or connect you with one of my partner agents in Park City that I trust depending on your needs.
Contact Lance Clifford and tell me what you are looking for. Ski access, bike access, condo vs single family, rental goals, and budget. I will point you in the right direction fast.
Park City owners often pair the mountains with a St. George winter base, and my property tax calculator shows the second-home tax math in Washington County next to Salt Lake City. My income tax calculator answers the retirement and relocation tax questions with actual numbers.
It is a mix. There are full-time residents, but second-home demand is a major driver, especially near resort areas and condo-heavy zones.
No. Skiing is the headline, but the summer season is huge too. Mountain biking, hiking, dining, and events keep the town active year-round.
Yes. Condos and townhomes are a big part of the market, especially near village areas and for buyers who want low-maintenance ownership.
Maybe, but never assume. Rental rules depend on zoning, building rules, and HOA documents. We verify it before you build a plan around it.
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