Luxurious Condominium in Upper Deer Valley

This could be the nicest condo in Upper Deer Valley. Intended to be the owners permanent retirement residence, the property occupies a most desirable corner lot in a small 20-unit enclave. It was designed and completely rebuilt to the highest standards in 2001-2002.

Located in a prime spot adjacent to the luxurious Stein Eriksen Lodge and enjoying panoramic views the unit is only a 5-minute walk from the Silver Lake ski center at Deer Valley. Not ski-in:ski-out but very close! Although the Little Belle cluster of condominiums was among the earliest to be built at Silver Lake, some 12 of the 20 units have been extensively and seriously remodeled. In 2005 a new hydronic heating system was installed under the parking areas and entrance way. A brand new replacement swimming pool started in 2006 will be completed in early summer 2007. Secluded and rarely used, the pool offers privacy and a summer recreation opportunity just seconds from the unit.

Park City , home of the 2002 Winter Olympic games has earned a rightful place at the very top of desirable mountain resort areas in North America. Significant investment and carefully controlled development over the past ten years has created a year-round paradise for lovers of the great outdoors. Add superb restaurants, a focus on the arts, festivals, free local public transportation as well as easy access to Salt Lake International airport (just 30 minutes away on a 4-lane highway!), and it should come as no surprise that Park City is developing growing international and celebrity recognition as an important destination. Still very much affordable when compared with Aspen or Vail, prices continue to escalate steadily in the Park City area as the availability of prime space declines.

The unit offers approximately 3,500 square feet of living space on 3 main levels. While the photographs speak for themselves, some of the unique features are not shown or are not immediately apparent. These include 2-car garage, multi-zone, hydronic under floor heating throughout (including the basement and storage areas), 100-year old trestlewood floors rescued from an old railroad bridge over the great salt lake, large variable-flow waterfall in the hot-tub area, custom-built sauna room and a small but unique, naturally cooled, wine storage unit carved into the rock face. Extensive use of programmable low-voltage lighting, distributed audio, and the pièce de résistance … the great room transforms into a high-definition home theater at the touch of a button or two.