About 1936 Kidd Cir
A rare opportunity to own a single-owner home in Park City. The same owners have meticulously maintained this home since it was built in 1994. Set on one of the most exceptional view lots in the highly sought-after neighborhood of Mahogany Hills at Sun Peak, this beautifully updated residence captures sweeping views of Park City, Canyons, and Deer Valley ski resorts as well as the surrounding mountains. Expansive windows bring the scenery indoors, while mature trees, multiple decks and outdoor spaces to enjoy, abundant wildlife, and even Canyons Village holiday fireworks can all be enjoyed right from home, making the setting truly special. Extensively renovated in 2024, including the kitchen, living and dining areas, bathrooms, and laundry room. The redesigned kitchen features two-tone cabinetry, quartzite countertops, Wolf & Sub-Zero appliances, steam and convection ovens, a beverage center, coffee station, and generous storage. Heated floors in the bathrooms, mudroom, and laundry add mountain comfort. Additional features include reverse osmosis, whole-home water softener, Lutron smart lighting, Honeywell smart thermostat, and motorized window treatments. A trailhead across the street connects directly to Park City's renowned trail network, including Rob's, Colin's, Mid Mountain, Olympic Loop, and more. Sun Peak offers approximately 312 acres of association-owned open space, including hiking trails, mountain biking trails, walking trails, a clubhouse, fitness room, pool, tennis, pickleball, and more, all with low HOA fees. Ideally positioned between Utah Olympic Park and Canyons Village, just minutes from world-class skiing, Park City's Main Street, shopping, dining, and recreation, and approximately 35 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. With the 2034 Winter Olympics returning to Utah, this is an incredible home base from which to experience Park City's next Olympic chapter. HOA guidelines also allow rentals of 30 consecutive days or longer, providing added ownership flexibility.
