Old Town

Park City’s Old Town neighborhood is defined by its lasting roots and connection to the area’s rich mining history. Originally platted in the 19th century, Old Town homesites are quite small and many homes are built into the steep hillsides
that hug both sides of the neighborhood. Largely a result of ongoing efforts toward historical preservation, Old Town has retained its small, old-west mining town feel. The spectacular buildings and storied past of Old Town’s legendary Historic District provide variation to area home styles and further reinforce the neighborhood’s authenticity.

Old Town is what has given Park City it's charm. Ski resorts like Vail and Beaver Creek would love to have an Old Town atmosphere to embrace for their own community. Park City is a real town, with real people, a fantastic community and with a real history that us Parkites love. Within walking distance to everything (and I do mean everything) there is nothing to want for (except easy parking) when you live or visit Old Town.