917-858-1261 | Coldwell Banker Global Luxury

Park City Neighborhood

Deer Mountain Homes for Sale

A growing area of newer homes with Jordanelle and Deer Valley views, minutes from Park City and Deer Valley East Village.

View Homes for Sale

Views, Value, and Outdoor Living Near the Jordanelle

Deer Mountain is a 222-acre planned community in Wasatch County, set on the hillside above the Jordanelle Reservoir along Highway 248, just outside Park City. Known for pairing relative affordability with easy access to the Park City lifestyle, it offers sweeping views of the reservoir, the Wasatch Range, and Deer Valley, and it has become an increasingly popular choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to newer homes and a scenic mountain setting.

The real estate here centers on newer, spacious single-family homes, most with three to six bedrooms, alongside estate lots, twin homes, townhomes, and buildable parcels for those wanting to design their own. The community was first platted in 2000, and that mix of newer construction and available land, combined with pricing well below comparable homes in Park City proper, makes Deer Mountain appealing to a diverse range of buyers.

For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Deer Mountain makes its case on value, views, and location together. It sits about 6 minutes from downtown Park City, about 6 minutes from Deer Valley East Village, and about 8 minutes from Kimball Junction, while offering the peace of mountain living. It draws buyers seeking both primary residences and vacation homes in an active, outdoor-focused community.

Homes for Sale in Deer Mountain

Views and setting shape the search here. Most lots have clear sightlines over the Jordanelle toward the Wasatch Range, but how a specific property captures those views, and how far it sits from Highway 248, can make a real difference in daily experience. Understanding a home’s orientation, outlook, and position on the hillside is one of the first things to clarify.

Whether the goal is a newer family home, a custom build on an estate lot, a townhome, or a vacation property, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: completed home or buildable lot, how it captures the views, and how the setting suits how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.

Explore current Deer Mountain listings below.

57 Deer Mountain properties for sale

The multiple listing information is provided by the Park City MLS, Inc., from a copyrighted compilation of listings. The compilation of listings and each individual listing are © 2022 Park City MLS, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Access to the multiple listing information through this website is made available by the listing broker as a member of the Park City Multiple Listing Service, Inc. Listing data last updated Oct 28, 2026 11:00 pm MDT.

Have a particular type of Deer Mountain property in mind? Karen can help you compare current listings, buildable lots, and how each property captures the Jordanelle views.

Contact Karen

Deer Mountain Real Estate Market

Deer Mountain’s inventory and market conditions can change as new properties come on the market and existing listings go under contract.

Market data will populate automatically once the MLS feed is connected and is updated with the date shown.

Deer Mountain Pros and Cons

Every Park City neighborhood comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Deer Mountain tends to compare.

Why buyers choose Deer Mountain

  • Value near Park CityPrices sit well below comparable homes in Park City proper.
  • Reservoir viewsMost lots look out over the Jordanelle toward the Wasatch Range.
  • Quick access in every directionDowntown Park City and Deer Valley East Village are each about 6 minutes away, and Kimball Junction about 8.
  • Room to buildDeer Mountain is one of the few communities in the corridor with both existing homes and buildable lots.
  • Four-season recreationTrails connect to the wider Wasatch Back network, and the Jordanelle offers boating close to home.

What to weigh before buying

  • Outside Park City properDeer Mountain is in Wasatch County and the Town of Hideout, which affects taxes, services, and schools.
  • Road noise on lower lotsHomes closest to Highway 248 can hear traffic.
  • Rules to reviewHOA rules and Hideout’s short-term rental ordinances apply, so rental plans should be confirmed.
  • Hillside livingWinter slope maintenance and lake breezes are part of life on the hill.

Deer Mountain Real Estate Overview

The real estate in Deer Mountain features an array of newer, spacious single-family homes, most ranging from about 3,000 to 6,000 square feet, along with estate lots, twin homes, townhomes, and buildable parcels. The community was planned for 427 total units across these product types, and that blend of newly built homes and available land caters to a diverse range of buyers.

Views are central to the neighborhood’s appeal. With the Jordanelle Reservoir directly below, most homes are positioned to take in the water, the Wasatch Range, and the Deer Valley area, giving Deer Mountain a scenic quality that draws both primary-home and vacation buyers. Many homes are designed to make the most of it, with large windows, high ceilings, and expansive decks.

Because the community centers on newer homes and buildable lots, buyers often weigh completed homes against the opportunity to build, and how a specific property captures the views and the setting. The right choice tends to come down to those distinctions, which are worth walking through property by property.

Communities in Deer Mountain

The full list of Deer Mountain communities is being finalized.

Deer Mountain neighborhood

Location & Accessibility

Deer Mountain sits along Highway 248 on the hillside above the Jordanelle Reservoir, between Park City and the Heber Valley. Downtown Park City and Deer Valley East Village are each about 6 minutes away, and Kimball Junction is about 8 minutes, keeping the resorts, shopping, and services within easy reach.

That location lets residents enjoy the peace of mountain living while staying close to Park City’s offerings. Highway 248 leads into Park City, US-40 connects to Heber and Salt Lake City, and the nearby Richardson Flat Park-and-Ride helps ease trips into town on busy ski days and concert nights.

As the Jordanelle area continues to grow, especially with Deer Valley East Village taking shape nearby, Deer Mountain is positioned to benefit from expanding amenities close to home. For now, its combination of scenic mountain living and quick access to town is a large part of what makes it increasingly sought after.

Lifestyle in Deer Mountain

Trails for Hiking and Biking

Trails for Hiking and Biking

Trail systems throughout the community connect to the broader Wasatch Back network, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, biking, and walks with pets.

Boating on the Jordanelle

Boating on the Jordanelle

The reservoir sits directly below the neighborhood, with nearby access points like Ross Creek for paddleboarding and Hailstone for boat launches.

Skiing Close By

Skiing Close By

Deer Valley East Village is about 6 minutes away, putting Deer Valley’s newly expanded terrain within easy reach, with Park City Mountain a short drive beyond.

Reservoir and Resort Views

Reservoir and Resort Views

Most homes enjoy clear views over the Jordanelle toward the Wasatch Range and the Deer Valley area, a defining part of the neighborhood’s scenic setting.

The Character of Deer Mountain

Deer Mountain has the character of a growing, view-oriented mountain community. Planned in 2000 and built out largely over the decades since, it offers newer homes and buildable lots in a scenic setting overlooking the Jordanelle and Deer Valley, giving it a fresh, evolving feel distinct from Park City’s older neighborhoods. Its relative affordability and welcoming, outdoor-focused atmosphere are central to its appeal.

Much of that character comes from its balance of quiet and access. Evenings are calm on the hillside, and daily life easily reaches both ways: Park City for dining and events, the Heber Valley for everyday errands. With Deer Valley’s new East Village base just minutes away, it remains a community defined by views, recreation, and long-term potential.

Karen Stone, Park City REALTOR

Get to Know Deer Mountain with Karen Stone

Deer Mountain rewards a close understanding of the area. The difference between a completed newer home and a buildable lot, how a property captures the Jordanelle and Deer Valley views, how close it sits to the highway, and what living in a growing, evolving area means in practice all shape a decision here.

Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations, including how the area’s value and long-term potential fit different goals. Whether you’re comparing homes and lots across the neighborhood, weighing a primary residence against a vacation home, or trying to understand how Deer Mountain fits alongside the rest of Park City, she brings grounded, neighborhood-level guidance built around what matters most to you.

Reach out to talk through Deer Mountain homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.

Contact Karen

Deer Mountain Park City Blog

Guides, local insight, and neighborhood updates for buyers and sellers exploring Deer Mountain.

Frequently Asked Questions About Deer Mountain

What is Deer Mountain known for?

Deer Mountain is known as a growing, view-oriented community above the Jordanelle Reservoir, offering relative affordability, newer homes, buildable lots, and views of the reservoir and Deer Valley.

What types of homes are in Deer Mountain?

The community includes single-family homes, most with three to six bedrooms and about 3,000 to 6,000 square feet, along with estate lots, twin homes, townhomes, and buildable parcels.

How close is Deer Mountain to Park City and skiing?

Downtown Park City and Deer Valley East Village are each about 6 minutes away, and Kimball Junction is about 8 minutes, making it easy to reach town and the slopes.

Is Deer Mountain in Park City?

No. Deer Mountain is in Wasatch County, on the Hideout side of Highway 248, so taxes, services, and rental ordinances differ from Park City addresses. The area is served by the Wasatch County School District, and families should confirm the current assignment for any specific address.

What outdoor activities are available in Deer Mountain?

The area offers trails connecting to the Wasatch Back network, boating and paddleboarding on the Jordanelle Reservoir, a nearby public golf course, and quick access to skiing at Deer Valley.

Is Deer Mountain a good fit for a primary or second home?

Its newer homes, views, and relative affordability make it well suited to both primary residences and vacation homes. HOA rules and Hideout’s short-term rental ordinances apply, so the best fit depends on the property and how you plan to use it.

Find Your Place in Deer Mountain

Whether you’re buying into this growing community or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.

View Homes for Sale
Contact Karen