Park City land for sale

Park City land for sale, on this page, means a homesite: a residential parcel with no built year in the county records. It is not a finished house, and it is not a condominium with the building assumed. The week is design review, winter access, and whatever the association or the club already requires. The Park City real estate hub is the index of the maps. This page is the land search across the homesite neighborhoods those maps already name.

North of town, Promontory and Glenwild both mix houses and pads. Promontory homesites include neighborhoods such as Pinnacle, where the residential parcels in the records have no built year, and Promontory Ranches, the large parcels of about 34 to 46 acres that are drawn on purpose. Glenwild in county records is one hundred thirty-eight homes and fifty-two homesites, lots from about half an acre to about 7.8. The Preserve beside it is thirty-seven homes and forty-eight homesites, lots from about 4 acres to about 31. Unbuilt remnants over the acre cutoff are left off those drawings. A remnant left off the map is not a listing this page invented.

At the resorts, the pad and the house are different products on the same road. Upper Deer Valley homesites include American Flag, Alta Vista on the Dew Drop side, and Evergreen. Alta Vista is the homesite pocket, not a lodge. At Deer Valley East, Marcella homes for sale are Galena One, Two, and Three at Ski Beach: seventy-four residential parcels and none with a built year. MIDA Lot 3A is two more homesites. Velvaere mixes houses and pads. Deer Crest estates include sixty-three homesites beside the ninety-two homes. At Canyons Village, Colony Phase 5 Meadow Lakes is the pad pocket. Phase 5D and Phase 5H have no built year on the residential parcels in that records.

The valley clubs have land too, and the drive is part of the lot. Tuhaye, above the Jordanelle, draws Cougar Moon and Painted Bluff as homesites throughout, and Dancing Sun is mostly pads. Victory Ranch in Kamas has ninety-nine homesites on the lettered neighborhoods, plus four at River Terrace. Red Ledges in Heber has three hundred four homesites on the main phase neighborhoods, before Crown Ridge, Mountainside, and Juniper Hills add more. Jeremy Ranch, on public streets north of Interstate 80, has pads on the numbered neighborhoods, on Back Nine, and at Hidden Cove. A Jeremy Ranch lot is not a Promontory ranch parcel. The acre figures are the county drawings, not a price.

The cards ask for those homesite subdivision names, property type land, Active status, list price only. Cities follow the maps, so Heber, Kamas, and the east side of Deer Valley are included where the neighborhoods sit. A house on the same neighborhood will not appear, because the feed is land. A homesite filed as a house, or under a name that is not on these neighborhoods, will not appear either. Empty is not a statement that no pad is offered. Open the homesite leaf on the club or the resort map when the row is thin. We do not publish a price per acre.

Nick Melilli has lived at Promontory for about 20 years. Marcie Davis has belonged to Glenwild over the years. Darrick Olsen has belonged to Tuhaye and Talisker, and most of his business is there. Derek Fossey is at Jeremy Ranch. The person you start with stays with you through closing. Write hello@melillidavis.com. Nick is at (954) 383-1478. Marcie is at (435) 602-9577. Darrick is at (435) 640-1029. There is no group telephone.

Utah is a non-disclosure state. This page does not publish a sold price, a closed price, or an assessed price. A card below, when the feed has one, is list price only. Confirm status and price with the listing brokerage.