The Caledonian

Easily browse all condos for sale in The Caledonian, a neighborhood of Old Town in Park City, Utah.  The Caledonian is a condo building located on historic Main Street and Park Avenue in Old Town Park City, Utah. Location, location, location! You simply can't find a better spot in the Old Town of Park City. The Caledonian is next to the Park City Mountain Ski Resort's Town Lift and the ski bridge that extends the PCMR ski runs directly over Park Avenue into the town lift base plaza. In winter, you can ski-in and ski-out of the Caledonian, and in summer, enjoy the privilege to bike in and bike out. The Town Lift provides access to many excellent mountain biking trails during the summer. Also, inside the Caledonian building is the Butcher's Chop House restaurant. Across the street on Park Avenue is the High West whiskey distillery, another great restaurant and bar.

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$7,650,000

751 Main Street 415 / 416, Park City

5 Beds 6 Baths 3,321 SqFt Residential MLS® # 12600070

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This website displays ALL available homes, condos & lots currently listed by all real estate agents and brokerages operating in the greater Park City area. This list of properties is generated from the Park City Multiple Listing Service and is your most accurate, one-stop resource for real estate at Deer Valley® Resort and Park City, Utah.

Is the Caledonian the best choice for you?

The Caledonian is situated between historic Main Street and Park Avenue. Its address is 751 Main Street. All units offer views; some overlook Park City's historic Main Street, while others (on the Park Ave side) face west toward the mountainside of Park City Mountain Resort. Built in 1996, the Caledonian features a clean, mountain contemporary style. The building includes 8 commercial units and 19 residential units. The condos range from one-bedroom units of 985 square feet to a five-bedroom penthouse on the fourth floor covering 3,321 square feet. Most units are two- or three-bedroom, ranging from approximately 1,600 to 2,200 square feet. The main feature of the condo is ski-in, ski-out access, complemented by underground parking, onsite restaurants, and large decks with outdoor hot tubs. Its prime location on Main Street makes it ideal for year-round visits. This is arguably the best location in Park City's Old Town neighborhood!

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The Lift Lodge is also one of the best locations in all of Old Town and Park City. Both the Caledonian and the Lift Lodge are situated at the Town Lift Plaza and offer ski-in, ski-out access from popular Main Street. Like the Caledonian, the Lift Lodge allows you to walk right out the door and be at the base of the Town Lift for Park City Mountain Resort. Town Lift is on the other side of the Caledonian and across the street. Although not ski-in, ski-out, it is only a short walk to the lift. Sky Lodge is at the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue and is a high-end, upscale, trendy condo hotel with full services. A new development at the Town Lift ski plaza is 820 Park Avenue, which will offer only ten residences for sale. Or try our search for all properties in the Old Town area of Park City.

The Unique Properties of Old Town Park City

The most sought-after properties in Old Town are those near popular Main Street, the ski runs, or the Park City Town Lift. The absolute best properties have ski-in and ski-out access to Park City Mountain Resort. Old Town features a very unique and eclectic collection of properties. The community features smaller lot sizes, which means properties are close together and within easy walking distance of Main Street, making it ideal for a ski vacation home. Thanks to ongoing efforts to preserve its historic charm, Old Town retains its small, old-western mining-town atmosphere. When purchasing property in Old Town, it's important to work with a local Park City Realtor who specializes in the Area, and even our peers consider us the go-to experts in Old Town. Many properties have lot lines that encroach on neighboring homes, and there are numerous easements and encroachments to be aware of. Historic homes and the historic district impose strict regulations on building and remodeling. Additionally, a property's value can vary greatly with minor differences in location, such as being just one street up or down, or one block over, which can significantly impact pricing.