Promontory lots for sale are homesites: residential parcels in Promontory with no built year in the county records. A finished house is a different page. Promontory sits north of Park City, in Summit County. The Promontory real estate map draws the neighborhoods from those parcel records.
A pad still needs design review, winter access, and whatever the club or the association already requires of that lot. Promontory Ranches are the large parcels, about 34 to 46 acres, and they are drawn on purpose. Other neighborhoods leave some unbuilt remnants off the map. Membership, when the club offers it, is the club’s document. It is not the deed. This page does not quote dues or initiation.
The cards ask the listings feed for land in the Promontory subdivision names. A house on the same road will not appear. An empty row is not a statement that no pad is offered. Write the group at [email protected]. Utah is a non-disclosure state. This page does not publish a sold price, a closed price, or an assessed price. A card is list price only. Confirm status and price with the listing brokerage.
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Questions, answered
What is a Promontory lot on this page?
A homesite: a residential parcel in Promontory with no built year in the county records. Finished houses are on the Promontory homes page. The cards are land, list price only.
Does the lot include a house plan or a membership?
No. Design review and winter access are still ahead of you. A membership, when one is offered, is the club’s document. It may transfer, require an application, or be unavailable. This page does not quote dues or initiation.
Are the large ranch parcels included?
Promontory Ranches are in the Promontory map. The drawn ranch parcels are about 34 to 46 acres, and they have no built year. They are homesites. The acre figures are the county records, not a price.
Do you publish a sold price for a Promontory lot?
No. Utah is a non-disclosure state. This page does not publish a sold price, a closed price, or an assessed price. Confirm status and price with the listing brokerage.