This convenient and spacious home is the perfect location to explore Park City any time of year. Access miles of biking and hiking trails from the nearby Rail Trail and world class skiing just minutes from your door. Prospector Square is a short walk away where you’ll find restaurants, shops, and the complimentary town shuttle.
With sleeping arrangements for up to 13 guests, this five-bedroom, five-bathroom home offers many amenities that your family or friends will enjoy. The well-equipped kitchen features stainless steel appliances and a convenient dinette with seating for 6, plus a lovely formal dining room with seating for 8. The living room on the main level is complete with a cozy space to warm up by the fire or catch a show on the flat-screen TV. There is a second living room in the den that offers a game day hang-out complete with a large flat-screen TV, a foosball table, a wet bar with barstools for six, and a game table with seating for seven.
Each bedroom offers convenient furnishings, closet space, and plentiful natural light. The main level has a queen bedroom and shares a full bathroom. The second level features two comfortable bedrooms with a shared bathroom and a spacious main suite with en suite bathroom. A sizeable loft with vaulted ceilings can be found on the third level and offers a queen bed, three twin beds, a fun sitting area by bay windows, and an attached bathroom with a shower.
Enjoy the sizable deck with a private hot tub, BBQ gas grill, stylish outdoor furniture, and a pleasant backyard. Other amenities include A/C in summer, a laundry room with a washer and dryer, driveway parking for up to three cars, a front patio with a sitting area for two, a wood-burning fireplace with a convenient gas starter, a substantial entryway with plenty of storage for boots and coats, and hairdryers in each bathroom. Moderate plus rating.
As an award-winning green business, Park City Lodging has been a proud steward of environmental and social responsibility in the Park City community since our founding in 1984.