Location, Luxury, Serenity

Pinebrook

Directly adjacent to the community of Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook is a small area south of the I-80, in the north end of Park City. This neighborhood comprises winding streets through the hills, with primarily single-family homes. Pinebrook offers a private, luxury lifestyle that is suitable for a range of lifestyles, but particularly families and year-round residents. This neighborhood is also located close to commercial areas and other Park City highlights, including golfing, hiking, and other outdoor activities.

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Pinebrook Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $1.4M
Lowest Price $395K
Highest Price $3M
Total Listings 33
Avg. Days On Market 172
Avg. Price/SQFT $453

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What Life Looks Like In Pinebrook

Pinebrook feels forested and residential, with properties tucked into hillsides among aspens and evergreens offering mountain views and privacy between homes. The pace is relaxed and outdoor-focused, attracting families, professionals, and second-home owners who prioritize trails, schools, and larger lots over immediate resort access. Most neighbors include remote workers, young families, Salt Lake City commuters, and retirees who have chosen Pinebrook for the balance between nature and convenience.

  • Trail access connects throughout Pinebrook to Round Valley, providing dog-friendly hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing across miles of pathways
  • Varied neighborhoods range from denser townhome communities to custom homes on multi-acre lots with significant privacy
  • Forest setting creates a mountain atmosphere with mature trees and wildlife sightings, including deer, moose, and occasional elk
  • I-80 access via Jeremy Ranch makes Salt Lake City commuting feasible at 30 to 35 minutes for valley workers
  • Park City Mountain Resort sits about 15 minutes away by car, close enough for regular skiing without living in tourist traffic
  • Community feel is established and neighborly, with long-term residents and families who have built relationships over years

The elevation here ranges from about 6,500 to 7,000 feet depending on specific location within Pinebrook's various neighborhoods. Buyers who choose Pinebrook typically value the forested setting, trail access, and property variety over resort amenities or Main Street walkability.

Winter real estate in Park City, Utah.

Homes And Market Patterns In Pinebrook

Properties include townhomes, single-family homes on quarter to half-acre lots, and custom estates on 2 to 5+ acre parcels spread across different neighborhoods and price points. Architecture varies from 1980s and 1990s mountain traditional to newer contemporary designs, with many homes featuring attached garages, outdoor living spaces, and designs that work with the sloped, forested terrain. Property conditions range from original builds needing updates to recently constructed or renovated homes with modern finishes.

Pricing starts around $700,000 for townhomes and smaller single-family homes, climbing into the $1.5 million to $3 million range for larger homes on better lots with views or privacy. Custom estates on multi-acre parcels with premium finishes and positioning can reach $4 million to $5 million, though these represent the upper tier. The market here moves consistently, appealing to buyers seeking Park City access and mountain living at more accessible price points than resort neighborhoods.

  • Entry-level townhomes attract first-time Park City buyers, young professionals, and investors seeking affordable mountain property
  • Mid-range single-family homes appeal to growing families and full-time residents who need space, schools, and reasonable commutes
  • Estate parcels draw buyers building custom homes with room for privacy, outdoor amenities, or multi-generational living
  • Buyer profiles include families with children, remote workers, Salt Lake commuters, and second-home owners wanting value and nature
  • Rental potential exists across property types, though specific HOA rules vary regarding short-term rental permissions
  • Days on market tend to be moderate, as pricing attracts active buyer pools across different income levels and use cases

The TJ Walsh Group helps buyers navigate which Pinebrook neighborhoods match specific priorities around lot size, HOA rules, trail access, and budget considerations that vary significantly across the community.

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Amenities, Trails, And Nearby Services


Pinebrook provides immediate connections to the Round Valley trail system, one of Park City's most popular networks for year-round recreation. The neighborhood itself is residential, with most dining, shopping, and services located at nearby Kimball Junction about 10 minutes away. The forested setting and trail access create an outdoor lifestyle focus, with residents accepting slightly longer drives for conveniences in exchange for nature and privacy.

  • Round Valley trails offer 20+ miles of dog-friendly pathways for hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing through working ranches and open space
  • Trailside Park in adjacent Jeremy Ranch provides youth sports fields, playgrounds, and community gathering space
  • Kimball Junction shopping sits about 10 minutes away, providing grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations, and big-box retail
  • Park City Mountain Resort and Deer Valley are both within 15 to 20 minutes by car for skiing and summer mountain activities
  • Schools including Trailside Elementary and Ecker Hill Middle School serve the area for families with children
  • Park City Medical Center is roughly 15 to 20 minutes away, handling urgent care and emergency medical services

The lifestyle here emphasizes outdoor recreation and residential living. You get forested mountain atmosphere with extensive trail access while maintaining reasonable proximity to Park City amenities and ski resorts when desired.

Pinebrook Real Estate FAQs

What's the price range for homes in Pinebrook?

Pinebrook properties start around $700,000 for townhomes and smaller homes, with most single-family homes ranging between $1.5 million and $3 million depending on size, lot characteristics, and condition. Custom estates on larger acreage can reach $4 million to $5 million with premium positioning and finishes. The area offers significant price variety compared to more homogeneous resort neighborhoods, appealing to different budget levels.

How far is Pinebrook from Park City ski resorts?

Park City Mountain Resort sits about 15 minutes away by car, while Deer Valley is roughly 20 minutes depending on traffic and conditions. You're close enough for regular ski days throughout winter without dealing with resort parking or pedestrian traffic at your doorstep. Many residents keep season passes and make multiple trips per week during ski season.

Is Pinebrook considered part of Park City?

Pinebrook is unincorporated Summit County just outside Park City's official boundaries but shares a Park City mailing address and close ties to the area's real estate market. The location affects taxes, zoning, and municipal services compared to properties within Park City limits. Most buyers consider it part of the greater Park City area due to proximity and access to local amenities and schools.

What are the HOA fees like in Pinebrook?

HOA fees vary widely across Pinebrook's different neighborhoods, ranging from a few hundred dollars annually for basic road maintenance to several thousand for communities with more amenities and services. Townhome communities typically have higher fees covering building maintenance and snow removal. The TJ Walsh Group can help buyers understand specific HOA costs and restrictions for individual properties.

Can you have horses in Pinebrook?

Some properties in Pinebrook allow horses, particularly those on larger lots zoned for equestrian use, though it's less common than communities specifically designed for horse ownership. Buyers interested in keeping horses should verify specific zoning and HOA rules for individual properties. The TJ Walsh Group can identify horse-friendly options within Pinebrook or suggest alternative communities if equestrian facilities are priorities.

Is Pinebrook good for families with kids?

Pinebrook attracts many families due to larger lots, forested setting, safe streets, and access to quality schools in the area. The neighborhood feels established and community-oriented, with plenty of kids using the trail system and playing outdoors. Proximity to Trailside Elementary, Ecker Hill Middle School, and Park City High School makes year-round family living practical and appealing.

Can you do short-term rentals in Pinebrook?

Short-term rental regulations depend on the specific HOA and Summit County zoning for each property. Some Pinebrook neighborhoods allow nightly or weekly rentals, while others restrict to longer stays or prohibit rentals entirely. The TJ Walsh Group can help buyers verify rules before purchasing, as enforcement and regulations continue to evolve across different sections of the community.

How long is the commute to Salt Lake City from Pinebrook?

The drive to Salt Lake City typically takes 30 to 35 minutes via I-80, making Pinebrook feasible for valley commuters who want mountain living. Traffic can add time during peak hours or winter storms, but the direct highway access makes daily commuting more realistic than deeper Park City locations. Many residents work remotely or commute several days per week rather than daily.

What's the difference between Pinebrook and Jeremy Ranch?

Pinebrook sits higher up the mountain with more forest coverage and direct trail connections, while Jeremy Ranch includes a golf course and slightly lower elevation. Both communities attract similar buyer profiles seeking space and value outside Park City's resort core. Pinebrook generally feels more forested and secluded, while Jeremy Ranch offers the golf amenity and slightly easier winter access due to lower elevation.

Are there building lots still available in Pinebrook?

Buildable lots occasionally come to market in Pinebrook, though inventory varies by neighborhood and timing. Most desirable locations have been developed over the community's 30+ year history, but resale lots appear periodically. The TJ Walsh Group can help buyers identify current lot opportunities and navigate the building process, including county permitting and HOA architectural review requirements.

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