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The perfect house in Park City & Old Town!
This huge 2800 square foot home comes with a lot of quality features that make for a great vacation in Park City.
This home was fully gut renovated in 2005 with new plumbing, heating, electrical, roof, everything! Each floor in the house is approximately 900 square feet, so there are no dinky rooms that most of us would consider a closet. This immaculately clean historic Old Town house is located on the quiet section of Park Avenue, on the same block as the Egyptian Theatre. It is a 1 minute walk to great restaurants, like 350 Main, Grappa and Chimayo. It is just a 2 minute downhill walk to the Town Lift. Park City Mountain Resort's Quittin Time ski run is just across the street behind this house, for good skiers who can ski straight into the backyard of the house at the end of the day.
It is professionally decorated, has beautiful art including photographs by Olympic skier Erik Schlopy, a private outdoor hot tub, hardwood floors, comfortable furniture like a big sectional sofa, club style leather chairs and tons of throw pillows, wireless high speed Internet, cable TV, movie collection, wifi, printer, new beds, new linens, new down comforters, new down pillows, new bath towels.
The great room living area is the entire second floor of the house and has awesome views of Old Town Park City, Park City Mountain Resort, The Canyon and the Mountains. The great thing about this house is that all of the sleeping quarters are on the first and third floors. Compared to other homes, this second floor gives everyone a place to relax and hang out without interrupting those who wish to sleep, take a nap, play video games or whatever else you want to do in private.
There is a private 6-person hot tub in the back yard. The hot tub is easily accessed by all three floors of the house via a common outdoor stair case, so no one has to walk through another guest's bedroom to enjoy the hot tub.
The entire second floor is the kitchen/great room and is perfect for hanging out while cooking big meals for big groups. Everything you need is here: pots and pans, china, utensils, silverware, serving plates/bowls, glasses, stainless steel kitchen counters for easy cleanup, new kitchen appliances, large Sub Zero like fridge, Kenmore stainless steel dishwasher, Jenn Air indoor grill/oven/deep fryer, huge chandelier-lit dining table with 10 chairs and some bar stools at the counter for additional seating. There is also 2 8-foot folding tables and 24 folding chairs in the garage that you can setup in the great room for HUGE dinners. This house sets up perfectly for dinner parties and family gatherings!
The first and third floors are the sleeping floors, with a total of 5 bedrooms; here is a description of each bedroom:
Bedroom 1: we call it the Peruvian, if you have ever been to Alta and slept in the dorm room, or some guests call it the orphanage; has 2 full size beds and 1 Bunk that sleeps 2 people and a Cable TV with X Box and Halo 3.
Bedroom 2: 1 queen bed, private bath with a steam shower, sink and toilet.
Bedroom 3: 1 queen bed, private bath with standard shower/tub, sink and toilet.
Bedroom 4: This is the master suite which is the entire 3rd floor with great views of the mountains and Old Town Park City. It has a King bed with a good quality mattress that is really comfortable, a huge walk in closet that can also be another bedroom, a private bath with antique cast iron clawfoot tub with a European style telephone faucet, sink, toilet and bidet.
Bedroom 5: This is the walk in closet for the master; it has a real door on it so it is private if you want it to be and it measures 12 feet by 12 feet so there is plenty of room; Best of all there is a window with awesome Old Town Park City views, 2 twin beds and it shares the master bathroom.
The layouts are all in the pictures on VRBO, email us for more pictures and even a movie of a walk through of the entire house! |
Pet Friendly: Pets may be allowed during Summer months, ONLY. Depends on type and size of dog, and will require an additional pet cleaning fee.
