Crescent Ridge

Easily browse all townhomes and condos for sale in Crescent Ridge, a neighborhood of Old Town in Park City, Utah. Crescent Ridge is a condominium community located in Park City's Old Town neighborhood, at the base of Park City Mountain Resort. These townhomes are nestled in a quiet setting among aspens at the bottom of the mountainside. Convenient ski access is available at both ends of the street, with some units even offering ski-in access and a short walk to ski out. The nearby Silver Star real estate development features a new ski lift, as well as outdoor and indoor dining and shopping options. In summer, the ski trails transform into hiking and biking trails, with popular options like the Spiro trail and the new Armstrong trail beginning right at the end of this community. What we value most about Crescent Ridge is its unique combination of ski and trail access within a private, secluded setting.

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$1,800,000

1445 Crescent Road, Park City

3 Beds 3 Baths 1,269 SqFt Residential MLS® # 12504828

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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 Crescent Ridge the best choice for you?

The location of Crescent Ridge is quite unique. In Park City's popular Old Town neighborhood, you won't find many private or secluded settings. Crescent Ridge is nestled among the trees, providing a distinctive and beautiful setting. The development is situated on Crescent Road, just off of Three Kings Drive. The townhomes are at the base of the mountainside, just below the ski runs of Park City Mountain Resort. From Crescent Ridge, there is ski access at both ends of the community. One end of the street offers access to ski racing runs and the halfpipe/park at Park City ski resort, while the other end features the Silver Star ski-in, ski-out development with the Silver Star ski lift. One of Park City's ski runs drops directly down to the edge of the Crescent Ridge development.

These townhomes were built between 1972 and 1976, and many have undergone extensive remodels and reconstructions, so their styles and layouts can vary widely from one unit to the next. There are a total of 60 condos in Crescent Ridge, ranging in size from two to three bedrooms and 1,220 to 1,700 square feet. Each townhome has a one-car garage, with three units sharing an open garage with three parking spaces. Most units feature large decks that offer great outdoor living spaces nestled among the trees.

If you like Crescent Ridge, you might also try:

Snow Flower is next to or below Crescent Ridge, accessed via Silver King Drive. These condos are ski-in, ski-out to Park City Mountain Resort. Three Kings is down below Crescent Ridge on Three Kings Drive and backs to the Park City golf course. Payday condos are next to Three Kings and also back to the golf course. 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.