Wasatch Back real estate

In town, Old Town, Park Meadows, and Prospector are inside Park City. From the Snyderville Basin, the drive into Park City is east to Kimball Junction, then south on State Route 224. Interstate 80 is the freeway at that junction. From Heber and Midway, the road to Park City is U.S. Highway 40 past the Jordanelle. From Kamas, State Route 248 runs west into Park City. Francis and Oakley are north of Kamas on State Route 32. Woodland is south of Kamas on State Route 35. Weather and the hour change every one of those trips. This page does not publish a drive time.

Deer Valley and Park City Mountain are the ski areas. Canyons Village is the base village on the Canyons side of Park City Mountain. Some doors are described as ski-in or ski-out. Many are a walk, a shuttle, or a drive. A house in Heber, Midway, Kamas, Francis, Oakley, or Woodland is a drive to those resorts, including in winter. That drive is part of the purchase. The neighborhood page says how that address sits. One trail map does not move access from one neighborhood onto another.

Some houses are on a water company and a public sewer. Others are on a well, a septic system, or both. A well and a septic system are different maintenance jobs from city water and a public sewer. Confirm which ones this address uses. A neighbor’s setup is not this house. This page does not map wells or septic systems.

Many neighborhoods have a homeowners association, and some have more than one. The association sets shared rules and shared costs for that community. A private club, where there is one, is not the deed. A membership may transfer, it may require an application, or it may not be available. Read the documents for this address. We do not publish dues. The ski-home page is the longer note on associations.

Park City, Summit County, and Wasatch County each have their own rules for short-term rentals. Heber and Midway are in Wasatch County. Park City and the Snyderville Basin are in Summit County. Deer Valley East is not the same county question as Old Town, so confirm the county on the deed. An association can be stricter than the city or the county. Nightly rental, a minimum stay, and no rental at all are all possible. The documents for this address are the ones that apply. Rules change. Confirm the current public rule with that city or county, and read the association. The ski-home page covers the same split.