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Canyons Village

Canyons Village serves as the northern base of Park City Mountain, with ski-in, ski-out properties and luxury resort lodging. Most homes and condos here are ideal for seasonal use or investment income, especially with access to year-round amenities. Walkable to lifts, restaurants, and summer concerts, the area attracts buyers prioritizing recreation and rental potential. If proximity to slopes is essential, this village delivers.

An out of season gondola lift in the summer time in Park City, Utah.

Canyons Village, Park City Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $4.3M
Lowest Price $3.7M
Highest Price $5.4M
Total Listings 5
Avg. Days On Market 85
Avg. Price/SQFT $1.3K

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aerial footage of Park City, Utah real estate during the winter.

What Life Looks Like In Canyons Village

Living in Canyons Village means you're part of a true resort community where skiing, outdoor recreation, and mountain lifestyle drive the pace year-round. This area sits at the base of Park City Mountain Resort, connected by the Red Pine Gondola, Frostwood Gondola, and the Orange Bubble Express - North America's first heated chairlift with weather-protecting bubble covers. The layout includes Upper Canyons Village with properties right on the slopes, and Lower Canyons Village with easy ski access via the Cabriolet and gondola systems.

The community attracts a mix of vacation home owners, investment property buyers, and full-time residents who value slope-side convenience. You'll find everything from couples with ski condos generating rental income to families in townhomes using properties personally, plus affluent buyers building custom estates in The Colony at White Pine Canyon. The real estate landscape splits almost equally between short-term vacation rentals and properties for personal use, making this appealing for buyers who want rental income when they're not using their home.

The Forum area serves as the heart of Canyons Village, where the Cabriolet drops guests from the lower parking lot and the Canyons Gondola provides quick mountain access. The famous Canyons "ski beach" offers European-style sun loungers and firepits for after-ski socializing, while the stage hosts free outdoor concerts during summer months. Dining options range from casual cafes like First Tracks and Disco Pizza to upscale restaurants, plus spa services at properties like Waldorf Astoria and Pendry.

Popular subdivisions within Canyons Village include The Colony at White Pine Canyon for ultra-luxury ski-in/ski-out estates, Dutch Draw Estates and Timberwolf Estates for single-family homes, and numerous condo developments like Apex Residences, Pendry, Lift, Ridge, Vintage on the Strand, and Hyatt properties. As of 2023, only 60% of Canyons Village has been developed, meaning ongoing construction continues adding inventory and amenities to this growing resort base.

  • Largest ski resort: Park City Mountain offers 7,500+ acres with 350 runs, most in North America
  • Price diversity: Condos from $400K to estates exceeding $50M in The Colony
  • Rental income potential: Strong short-term rental market with average two-bed earning $90-110K annually
  • Year-round activities: Skiing, golf course, Alpine Slide, hiking, biking, concerts, and events
  • Multiple access points: Red Pine Gondola, Frostwood Gondola, Cabriolet, and Orange Bubble Express
  • Ongoing development: 60% built out with master plan including conference centers and expanded amenities

The neighborhood works perfectly for buyers who want that resort lifestyle with ski-in/ski-out access, rental income opportunities, and the convenience of restaurants, shops, and activities right outside your door without needing a car.

Winter real estate in Park City, Utah.

Homes And Market Patterns In Canyons Village

Canyons Village offers remarkable variety in property types, from studio condos and hotel rooms at YotelPAD to substantial single-family estates on acreage within The Colony. The condo and townhome market dominates with developments like Apex Residences (built around 2019 with exceptional ski-in/ski-out access), Pendry with its signature spa, Waldorf Astoria at the Frostwood Gondola base, Lift, Ridge, Silverado Lodge, Hyatt Centric, Sundial Lodge, Westgate, Vintage on the Strand, and Juniper Landing. Lower Canyons Village includes properties like Red Pine, Hidden Creek, and Timber Wolf Lodge with easy ski access via gondola systems.

The single-family home market centers on The Colony at White Pine Canyon, featuring some of the largest ski-in/ski-out lots in North America with properties we covered in detail in a separate section. Other single-family options exist in Timberwolf Estates, Dutch Draw Estates, and Aspen Creek Crossing, providing custom homes without The Colony's ultra-luxury price points. Townhome developments like Fairway Springs, Frostwood, Viridian, White Pine Canyon Village, Canyon Residences, and Blackstone offer middle-ground options with more space than condos but less maintenance than single-family homes.

Current market conditions show condos starting around $400,000 for entry-level properties, with two-bedroom units averaging around $975,000 and producing rental income of $90,000-$110,000 annually for a 4-5% cap rate. Luxury condos and townhomes range from $1-4 million depending on size, finishes, and ski access, while single-family homes outside The Colony typically run $3-10 million. The market moves quickly with properties going under contract in about 25-32 days, and sellers capturing roughly 96.7% of asking price.

An important consideration for buyers: the Canyons Village Management Association (CVMA) charges a 2% buyer transfer fee for most properties constructed after 2004, which needs to be factored into purchase costs. Many properties allow short-term rentals, making this attractive for investment buyers, though regulations vary by specific development.

  • Condo market: Entry at $400K, two-beds averaging $975K, luxury up to $4M+
  • Single-family homes: $3-10M outside The Colony, $10-50M+ within The Colony
  • Townhomes: Middle option between condos and single-family, various price points
  • Rental income: Strong potential with two-bed condos grossing $90-110K annually
  • Market speed: Properties under contract in 25-32 days, 96.7% sale-to-list ratio
  • Transfer fee: 2% CVMA buyer transfer fee on most post-2004 properties
  • Fractional options: Available at Grand Summit Hotel and select properties

TJ Walsh Group helps buyers navigate the complex Canyons Village market, understanding which developments allow rentals, what transfer fees apply, and how to evaluate properties based on ski access, rental income potential, and personal use priorities.

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Amenities, Trails, And Nearby Services


Canyons Village's amenities revolve around Park City Mountain Resort's status as North America's largest ski area, with over 120 groomed ski trails, 7,500 acres of terrain, and elevation reaching 9,000 feet. The Orange Bubble Express provides heated seating with weather protection, while the Red Pine Gondola and upcoming Sunrise 10-passenger gondola ensure efficient mountain access. The European-style ski beach features sun loungers and firepits for after-ski relaxation, plus a stage hosting free concerts and events during summer months.

The Canyons Golf Course opened in 2015, offering 18 holes winding through 97 acres with 550 feet of elevation change and exceptional mountain views. Summer activities expand to include the Alpine Slide (one of the world's longest at 4,000 feet), zip lines, roller coaster, disc golf, miniature golf, and scenic gondola rides for hiking and biking access. The trail system connects to over 400 miles of surrounding mountain trails, including the acclaimed 26-mile Mid-Mountain trail that links to Park City's broader network.

  • Park City Mountain: 7,500 acres, 350 runs, North America's largest ski resort
  • Golf and summer: 18-hole Canyons Golf Course, Alpine Slide, zip lines, concerts
  • Trail access: Connections to 400+ miles including the 26-mile Mid-Mountain trail
  • Dining variety: Casual cafes to fine dining at Waldorf Astoria, Pendry, and resort venues
  • Spa and wellness: Multiple spas including Golden Door, Serenity, and Spa Pendry
  • Main Street access: 10 minutes via free transit to Park City's restaurants and culture
  • Airport proximity: 34 miles to SLC International, 22 miles to Heber private airport

Dining and services within Canyons Village include Red Tail Grill, First Tracks Cafe, Disco Pizza, various coffee bars, and upscale options at hotels like Waldorf Astoria, Pendry, and Hyatt properties. Serenity Spa, Golden Door Spa at Waldorf, Spa Pendry, and fitness centers provide wellness options steps from your home. Shopping includes Park City Fine Arts, boutiques, and a 7-Eleven for convenience items. The free Park City transit system connects Canyons Village to Historic Main Street (about 10 minutes), Kimball Junction, and other resort areas.

Healthcare services are available through Park City Medical Center and specialist practices, while families can access Park City School District schools. The location sits about 34 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport and 22 miles from Heber City's private airport for convenient access. Utah Olympic Park sits just 10 minutes away, offering tours of 2002 Winter Olympic venues and year-round activities.

The amenity package at Canyons Village delivers true resort living where you can ski out your door in winter, golf in summer, and access restaurants, spas, and entertainment without leaving the immediate area.

Canyons Village Real Estate FAQs

What's the typical price range for properties in Canyons Village?

Properties in Canyons Village range from around $400,000 for entry-level condos to over $50 million for custom ski-in/ski-out estates in The Colony. Two-bedroom condos average around $975,000, luxury condos and townhomes run $1-4 million, and single-family homes outside The Colony typically range $3-10 million. The wide price spectrum makes Canyons Village more accessible than other Park City resort areas while still offering ultra-luxury options.

What is the CVMA transfer fee and how does it work?

The Canyons Village Management Association (CVMA) charges a 2% buyer transfer fee on most properties constructed after 2004. This fee is paid by the buyer at closing and goes toward resort maintenance and amenities. Buyers should factor this additional 2% into their purchase budget beyond the property price, closing costs, and other typical fees.

Can I rent out my Canyons Village property short-term?

Many Canyons Village properties allow short-term rentals, making this area attractive for investment buyers seeking rental income. Specific regulations vary by development, with some properties offering nightly rental programs through resort management. Two-bedroom condos can gross $90,000-$110,000 annually with proper management. Buyers should verify rental rules for specific properties before purchasing if investment income is part of their strategy.

What are the best condo developments in Canyons Village?

Popular condo developments include Apex Residences (newer construction with exceptional ski-in/ski-out), Pendry (luxury hotel with residences and spa), Waldorf Astoria (at Frostwood Gondola with Golden Door Spa), Lift, Ridge, Vintage on the Strand, and Hyatt properties. Each offers different amenities, ski access, and price points. Upper Canyons Village properties typically have the best slope access, while Lower Canyons Village offers value with gondola and Cabriolet access.

How does Canyons Village compare to other Park City ski areas?

Canyons Village offers more affordable entry points than Deer Valley while providing the largest ski resort in North America. Properties start around $400,000 versus higher minimums at other resorts, and the area allows both skiers and snowboarders. The ongoing development means newer construction with contemporary finishes, though the area has more resort density than exclusive neighborhoods like Deer Crest or established communities like Old Town.

What's the rental income potential in Canyons Village?

Two-bedroom condos in Canyons Village average around $975,000 and can gross $90,000-$110,000 annually, producing a 4-5% cap rate after management fees. Peak ski season rates can reach $888 per night according to market studies, with winter commanding a 103% markup over summer rates. The combination of ski-in/ski-out access, resort amenities, and proximity to Park City makes these properties attractive to vacation renters year-round.

What's still being developed in Canyons Village?

As of 2023, only 60% of Canyons Village has been built out, with ongoing development including Phase 2 of Waldorf Astoria and Vintage on the Strand, plus plans for a hotel and conference center. The master plan shows continued expansion of shopping, dining, and residential options. This ongoing growth provides opportunities for buyers to purchase in an area with improving amenities and infrastructure.

How accessible is Canyons Village during winter and for travel?

Canyons Village maintains year-round access with resort-managed snow removal on private roads. The area sits 34 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport (about 35 minutes) and 22 miles from Heber City's private airport. Free Park City transit connects to Historic Main Street, Kimball Junction, and other areas, though having a vehicle provides more flexibility for groceries and errands beyond the immediate resort base.

What's The Colony at White Pine Canyon?

The Colony at White Pine Canyon represents the pinnacle of Canyons Village real estate, featuring some of the largest ski-in/ski-out lots in North America with properties ranging from $10-50 million+. This exclusive gated community offers custom estates on substantial acreage with direct slope access. We cover The Colony in detail in a separate section, but buyers interested in the most luxurious Canyons Village options should explore this community specifically.

What should buyers know about living in a resort community?

Living in Canyons Village means embracing resort life with amenities steps from your door but also dealing with tourist activity, parking challenges during peak seasons, and the density that comes with high-rise development. The trade-off is unmatched convenience for skiing and activities, strong rental income potential, and access to spas, dining, and entertainment without driving. Buyers should consider whether they prefer this resort atmosphere versus quieter residential neighborhoods elsewhere in Park City.

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