Tramway House represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of Park City's most extraordinary ski-in/ski-out properties-combining exceptional direct ski frontage, four contiguous parcels totaling approximately 0.42 acres, and an irreplaceable position on the coveted "Gold Coast" of Old Town. Few private residences offer this combination: step directly onto Park City Mountain, then walk to Historic Main Street in minutes. The scale of the property, extensive ski frontage, and connection to both the mountain and town make Tramway House truly unlike anything else in Park City. The property includes the renowned historic Henry Hinsdill House and sits along the original Crescent Tramway alignment, creating a direct connection to Park City's legendary silver-mining era. Historic ore-transportation features associated with the Coalition Mining era remain part of the site, giving the property an authenticity and sense of place that cannot be recreated. Today, Tramway House offers a remarkable range of possibilities-enjoy it as a distinctive legacy ski residence, thoughtfully restore and enhance the existing property, or explore a future reimagining of this exceptional four-parcel holding. Direct ski access. Walkability to Main Street. Four contiguous parcels. Extraordinary ski frontage. Nearly half an acre in the heart of Old Town. There is only one Tramway House-and there may never be another opportunity quite like it.
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