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An aerial dusk view across the Heber Valley, homes and golf fairways glowing beneath a pink and purple sunset sky

Neighborhoods

Park City

Wasatch Front East Bench

Territory two markets, one standard

A resort town at 6,900 feet and a foothill bench under Mount Olympus. Different lives, adjacent zip codes, same playbook.

Resort town Park City Park City, Hideout, Deer Valley, Heber, and Kamas. Ski-in ski-out with a side of Sundance.
Foothill bench Salt Lake East Bench Capitol Hill, Salt Lake, East Bench, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Draper, and Millcreek. Tree streets, mountain views, canyon minutes to the resorts.

The communities

Every community, mapped.

The resort side and the bench side, block by block. Each guide is written the way a townie would tell it, with the market character and the local life attached.

Territory 01

Park City & the Wasatch Back.

Resort-side, block by block.

Park City's Old Town Main Street at twilight, brick storefronts and lit street lamps beneath snow-capped peaks

01 / The resort town

Park City.

Old Town, Deer Valley, Park Meadows, Empire Pass, Silver Lake, plus Hideout, Heber, and Kamas. The state's flagship luxury market, from historic main street to glass-walled ridgeline.

2 resorts 355-in. powder Sundance home
Old Town, Park City Old Town Prospector The Colony Glenwild

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Deer Valley's alpine terrain with a new mountain village glowing beneath the slopes at dusk

02 / The resort access

Deer Valley.

Ski-only luxury next door, champagne powder, and estate lanes that never list twice.

Explore Deer Valley

Aerial dusk view across the Heber Valley, homes and golf fairways glowing beneath a pink and purple sunset sky

03 / The valley

Heber Valley.

Reservoir summers, ranch winter, and Olympic cross-country trails twenty minutes from Park City.

The Red Ledges clubhouse estate in the Heber Valley from above Red Ledges A mountain home glowing at twilight in the Victory Ranch preserve Victory Ranch

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Aerial view over the Jordanelle reservoir toward Park City's ski runs

04 / The wild east

Kamas & Hideout.

Jordanelle shoreline, the gateway to the Uintas, and the fastest-growing corner of the market.

Shoreline Tuhaye

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Territory 02

Salt Lake Valley.

Bench-side, block by block.

A high autumn aerial over the Salt Lake Valley, the university foothills and tree canopy beneath golden peaks

01 / The foothill bench

Salt Lake Valley.

Capitol Hill, Salt Lake, East Bench, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Draper, and Millcreek. Established foothill living with canyon access to the skiing.

Mountain views Canyon minutes Tree streets
Golden-hour aerial over Olympus Cove at the base of Mount Olympus Olympus Cove Aerial of the University of Utah campus and Rice-Eccles Stadium University of Utah A mid-century mountain facade above the Saint Mary's bench at dusk Saint Mary's A tree-lined Victorian street at golden hour in the Marmalade District Marmalade District A twilight aerial of a luxury estate above Federal Heights with the city behind it Federal Heights

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A blue Victorian house with a turret and wrap-around porch on an Avenues street

02 / History with a view

The Avenues.

Victoria-era streets above the Capitol, with valley views and architectural pedigree.

Explore The Avenues

A wide street view toward the mountains near the 9th and 9th corner

03 / The walkable village

9th & 9th.

One corner of cafes, bistros, and bookshops, ringed by brick bungalows.

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A tree-lined Sugar House street with brick bungalows, autumn leaves, and the Wasatch mountains beyond

04 / The city village

Sugar House.

Salt Lake's original village: main-street shops, the big park, and bungalow blocks.

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Holladay Village's pedestrian shopping plaza glowing at dusk

05 / The bench classic

Holladay.

Old orchards, estate lots, and Village dining under Mount Olympus.

Explore Holladay

A Millcreek residential street with the Wasatch range rising behind it on a clear day

06 / The trailhead bench

Millcreek.

Millcreek Canyon at the door, Big Cottonwood minutes, and Olympus Cove views.

Explore Millcreek

A high view over Cottonwood Heights toward the city skyline and the Wasatch

07 / The canyon door

Cottonwood Heights.

Four resorts up two canyons, plus bench views and the Fort Union corridor.

Explore Cottonwood Heights

Which one fits

Different rhythms.

Park City Full resort clock: powder days, film festival traffic, ski season urgency. Best for buyers who want the mountain as their front yard.
Salt Lake East Bench Neighborly foothills on city services, 25 to 30 miles from Park City depending on the canyon. Best for families who want views and schools and a weekday commute.
Both A bench home for the school year and a Park City retreat for the season? That is a common portfolio, and it is in Belladonna's wheelhouse.

Insider intel

The local's guide, both sides.

The rivalry Deer Valley does exclusive and high-end; Snowbird and Alta hoard the fluffy powder on the Salt Lake side. A friendly, permanent argument between the Back and the Front, best settled on skis.
The other season Utah summers go hard: canyon rock climbing, lift-served mountain biking, reservoirs for water skiing, and the canyonlands a day's drive south. Serious buyers should see both seasons.
The rig Showings run from the lime-green Gladiator: desert-racer bones, mountain mods, a light bar and a winch for deep snow. Stuck? It pulls you out. No charge.

The full guide lives on the neighborhood pages, written the way a townie would tell it.

The resort town guide The bench guide

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