Price Reduced

Listed By Summit Sotheby's International Realty, Patrick Munger, 801-467-2100.
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Three acres of Big Cottonwood Canyon, ready to build, at a new listing price. New infrastructure is coming soon as well. Power lines recently buried for fire prevention. Fiber internet is currently under arrangement for installation by the city. An additional 10,000 Gallon water tank was installed in 2024. In discussion now are also electric gates. Sited at the base of Kessler Peak and Cardiff Fork, this creekside property enjoys exceptional cross canyon views, extensive trail access, and arguably the best backcountry skiing access Utah has to offer. This is a very rare opportunity to own one of the largest, buildable lots available in Big Cottonwood Canyon of late. At the base of the property is a gorgeous creek, heard and viewed year round from potential building sites. This private road offers expansive wilderness right outside your back door with world-class ski resorts only minutes away. Big Cottonwood Canyon, home to the Best Snow on Earth, provides access only minutes away to Solitude and Brighton ski resorts. World class Big Cottonwood Canyon backcountry in your backyard, which also gives access to Snowbird and Alta resorts Guardsman Pass offers seasonal access to Deer Valley and Park City Main Street in under 30 minutes. Four-season property access provides for year-round enjoyment and outdoor activities. Hiking trails abound, including: Lake Blanche, Mineral Fork, Donut Falls, Dog Lake, Desolation Lake, Silver Lake, and Lake Mary. Cardiff Pass trails provide access to Snowbird and Alta for summer hiking and winter ski touring. Mountain biking trails not only weave through Big Cottonwood Canyon but connect to Park City and Deer Valley Mountain Resort. Rock climbing in Big Cottonwood Canyon offers hundreds of routes on dozens of crags with excellent terrain for beginners and advanced climbers alike. Fall brings incredible colors for leaf peeping, bird watching, fly fishing, and photography. Visitors travel the world to visit the canyon but the Cardiff community offers solitude and a secluded backcountry paradise in the midst of it all.