The Roundabout

Easily browse all condos for sale in The Roundabout, a neighborhood of Old Town in Park City, Utah. Consisting of four spacious residences with open floor plans and generous private outdoor areas, Roundabout is a carefully designed property on the edge of Old Town, offering easy access to the Town Lift and Historic Main Street. Its prime location allows residents to enjoy Main Street’s cultural events, shops, and top-tier dining as effortlessly as they can explore outdoor activities in this four-season resort town.

MLS Listings for The Roundabout:

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.

What Makes The Roundabout Unique?

Most properties in Old Town are quietly small, averaging about 2,200 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and a single-car garage. Many of these properties are quite narrow and located on tight, crowded streets with limited parking. Roundabout offers large, spacious townhomes that are somewhat wider than typical Old Town homes. Unique features include the building's abundance of parking and storage. Each of the four residences has its own oversized two-car garage, easily fitting two cars, plus extra space at the back with lockers and benches, providing plenty of room for all the toys that Park City residents often collect. Additionally, there are extra storage spaces in the garages and another 10 guest parking spaces. Parking in Old Town is highly coveted and scarce.

The building is within a short, mostly flat walk to Main Street, which involves no significant hills. Walking to Main Street from here is much easier than from many other Old Town locations, such as Lowell, Empire, and Norfolk. All units enjoy large outdoor spaces, including a front patio deck and additional decks, including large hot tub decks in the end units adjacent to the Master Suite.

Some potential buyers and Realtors might argue that the building faces the busy road of Deer Valley Drive. True. But in Old Town, all homes face streets. Some neighborhood streets may be less busy, but most locations are very tight and compact, with homes close together and little space in between. Here, residents enjoy a bit more elbow room thanks to the building being set back nicely from the street, offering more blue sky than is typical in most Old Town properties.

With its large interiors, abundant parking, and ample storage, this Old Town location is highly walkable and offers year-round full-time living, which is difficult to find in most Old Town areas.

If you like Old Town, you might also try:

Caledonian is one of the premier locations in Old Town, on the Town Lift Plaza right on Main Street, with ski-in, ski-out access. The Town Lift condo building is actually located on the other side of Caledonian and is not ski-in, ski-out, but a close walk to the lift. Sky Lodge is just up the street a little and offers a trendy, luxury boutique condo-hotel. 820 Park Avenue is another new construction project featuring 10 luxury condos at the base of the Town Ski lift on Main Street and Park Avenue. 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.