Selling a Home in Promontory

A Promontory home is a house or a homesite inside the private club north of Park City, in Summit County. The club began as a private mountain club in 2001. It publishes a 7,200-acre setting. That figure is the club’s, not a measurement of one lot. The Hub is at 8417 N Ranch Club Trail.

The question that belongs at the start of a sale is membership transfer. The house is the deed. A club membership, when one is offered, is a separate relationship on the club’s terms. It may transfer, it may require an application, or it may sit outside the sale. Those answers are in the club’s document and the resale papers. This page does not publish dues, initiation, transfer rules, or whether a membership is available. Melilli Davis Group is not the on-site sales team.

The golf the club publishes is Pete Dye’s Dye Canyon, Jack Nicklaus’s Painted Valley, and The Hills, a par-3. Ski lodges at Deer Valley and at Park City Mountain are club benefits, on the club’s terms. A lodge day does not make the house a Deer Valley address. Winter access, golf frontage, the gate, and a finished house versus a homesite all change the records. Deer Crossing, West Hills, and Signal Hill are not the same pocket. County records here do not label a Promontory neighborhood as a townhome or a condo. Each home sits on its own lot.

A Promontory home value on this page is a private note for one address. An advisor prepares it. The page does not calculate a price, and it does not display one. For a Promontory listing, one advisor at Melilli Davis Group stays with that address through closing. Utah is a non-disclosure state, so a sold price is not published here.