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Deer Valley East Village Homes for Sale
A new alpine village at the base of the Deer Valley expansion, with luxury residences and sweeping Jordanelle views.
A New Alpine Village at the Deer Valley Expansion
Deer Valley East Village represents a rare opportunity to own in one of North America’s most anticipated new alpine communities. Formerly known as Mayflower, it’s the new eastern base area of Deer Valley Resort, built along U.S. Route 40 above the Jordanelle Reservoir, and the first ski village built from the ground up in North America in more than four decades.
The real estate here spans luxury condominiums and hotel-branded residences to townhomes, private homes, and ski-in/ski-out estate lots. As part of a major, phased resort expansion, the village is being built as a complete destination, with new residences, hotels, dining, and amenities arriving over several seasons. Demand has been strong from the start, and several communities are already sold out or nearly so.
For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Deer Valley East Village makes its case on newness, luxury, and long-term potential together. The East Village Express gondola now links the village to Deer Valley’s upper terrain, and the village sits about 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, with Park City and Heber each less than 10 minutes away. It appeals to skiers, golf enthusiasts, and luxury buyers seeking both a premier property and a foothold in a growing destination.
Homes for Sale in Deer Valley East Village
The village’s individual communities are the key to understanding the search here. The Grand Hyatt residences, the Marcella Club and its Tiger Woods-designed golf course, the wellness-focused Velvaere community, the Cormont condominium towers, the Four Seasons Private Residences, and Pioche Village near the Jordanelle Express Gondola each offer a very different experience, setting, and stage of development.
Because the area is new and in high demand, timing matters. Some communities are open or sold out, others are still under construction or being released, and not every opportunity appears on the public MLS. Whether the goal is a luxury condominium, a townhome, or an estate lot, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: which community, what stage of development, how it relates to the ski and golf terrain and the Jordanelle views, and how it fits how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.
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Deer Valley East Village Real Estate Market
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Deer Valley East Village Pros and Cons
Every Park City-area community comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Deer Valley East Village tends to compare.
Why buyers choose Deer Valley East Village
- Ski access to a doubled resortSince December 2024, Deer Valley has added 10 new lifts and doubled its skiable terrain, with East Village as a main entry point.
- Brand-new everythingHomes, hotels, lifts, and amenities are all newly built or under construction.
- World-class hospitalityThe Grand Hyatt is open, with a Four Seasons and other hotels to follow.
- Golf, wellness, and waterA Tiger Woods-designed course, the Velvaere wellness community, and the Jordanelle Reservoir add four-season appeal.
- Easy airport accessSalt Lake City International Airport is about 40 minutes away by highway.
What to weigh before buying
- Years of construction aheadThe village is being built in phases, with the main base lodge expected around the 2027–28 season.
- Outside Park City properEast Village is in Wasatch County, so taxes, services, and schools differ from Park City addresses.
- Upper end of the marketPrices, HOA dues, and club memberships sit at the luxury end.
- A fast-moving marketMany offerings sell through developer sales offices, sometimes before reaching the MLS.
Deer Valley East Village Real Estate Overview
Deer Valley East Village is the centerpiece of Deer Valley’s Expanded Excellence initiative, a partnership between resort owner Alterra Mountain Company and Extell Development Company. At full buildout, the village is planned for more than 800 hotel rooms and about 1,700 private residences, making it one of the most significant resort-village developments in the region.
The real estate mix is distinctly luxury and varied. Options include ski-in/ski-out estate lots in Marcella, townhomes at Marcella Landing, homes and cabins in Velvaere, condominiums in the five-tower Cormont complex and at Pioche Village, and hotel-branded residences at the Grand Hyatt and Four Seasons, with residences at a Waldorf Astoria also announced. Many are positioned for views of the Jordanelle Reservoir and direct access to Deer Valley’s terrain.
Because the village is still developing, buyers encounter a blend of completed, under-construction, and newly released offerings. The right choice depends heavily on which community and property type fit their goals, distinctions genuinely worth walking through property by property, given how much the offerings vary and how quickly they move.
Communities in Deer Valley East Village
The Residences at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley
Marcella Club
Marcella Landing
Velvaere
Cormont
Four Seasons Private Residences Deer Valley
Pioche Village
Waldorf Astoria Residences

Location & Accessibility
Deer Valley East Village sits on the eastern side of Deer Valley Resort, along U.S. Route 40 above the Jordanelle Reservoir in Wasatch County. Built as a new portal to the resort, with 1,200 day-skier parking spaces and its own arrival area, it connects residents directly to Deer Valley’s terrain from a brand-new base.
The East Village Express, a 10-passenger gondola that opened in February 2026, runs nearly three miles from the village to Park Peak, linking East Village to the rest of the mountain. Nearby, the Jordanelle Express Gondola connects the Pioche Village area to Deer Valley’s established terrain.
The location is unusually convenient for travel. Salt Lake City International Airport is about 40 minutes away by highway, the private Heber Valley Airport is about 20 minutes, and Park City and Heber City are each less than 10 minutes away, with the Jordanelle Reservoir just below for year-round recreation.
Lifestyle in Deer Valley East Village

Direct Access to Deer Valley Terrain
The East Village Express gondola, the Keetley Express, and the new Hail Peak Express connect the village to Deer Valley’s expanded terrain, which now spans about 4,500 skiable acres across 209 runs.

Golf at the Marcella Club
The private Marcella Club surrounds the first Tiger Woods-designed golf course in Utah, with a ski-in/ski-out clubhouse and lodge planned for members.

Wellness at Velvaere
The Velvaere community centers on health and outdoor recreation, with cryotherapy, a flotation pool, fitness studios, and nutrition programs alongside cabins, paired homes, and estate homes.

Village Amenities and Jordanelle Views
Anchored by the Grand Hyatt and future hotels, with dining, ice skating, summer trails, and views over the Jordanelle Reservoir, the village is designed as a complete four-season destination.
The Character of Deer Valley East Village
Deer Valley East Village has the character of a brand-new, purpose-built luxury alpine community. Designed from the ground up, it blends lifestyle-branded hotels with private residences, estate lots, and distinctive communities, all set against Deer Valley’s terrain and the Jordanelle Reservoir. Deer Valley has even named its 100 new runs to commemorate Park City’s mining history, giving the newest part of the mountain a connection to the region’s past.
Much of that character comes from the breadth of what’s being built and the moment it’s arriving in. From the golf lifestyle of the Marcella Club to the wellness focus of Velvaere to the hotel-branded residences at the village’s core, East Village offers a range of experiences within a single vision, as Deer Valley prepares for its role in the 2034 Winter Olympics. The result is a community poised to become one of the Park City area’s premier alpine destinations.

Get to Know Deer Valley East Village with Karen Stone
Deer Valley East Village rewards a close, up-to-date understanding of a fast-moving market. Which communities are open, sold out, or still to be released, how the Grand Hyatt residences differ from Marcella, Velvaere, Cormont, or the Four Seasons, and how a property relates to the ski and golf terrain and the Jordanelle views: these are the distinctions that shape a decision in a village this new and this in demand.
Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers navigate exactly those considerations, including how the phased development and each community’s stage fit different goals. Whether you’re comparing communities and property types across the village, weighing a full-time residence against a vacation home or investment, or trying to understand how Deer Valley East Village 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 Valley East Village homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Deer Valley East Village
What is Deer Valley East Village?
Deer Valley East Village, formerly known as Mayflower, is Deer Valley Resort’s new eastern base area along U.S. Route 40, a ground-up luxury alpine village with hotels, residences, ski access, and Jordanelle Reservoir views.
What types of homes are in Deer Valley East Village?
The village offers ski-in/ski-out estate lots, townhomes, homes and cabins, condominiums, and hotel-branded residences across a range of distinctive communities.
What communities are in Deer Valley East Village?
Communities include the Residences at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, the Marcella Club and Marcella Landing, Velvaere, Cormont, the Four Seasons Private Residences, Pioche Village, and announced Waldorf Astoria Residences.
Does Deer Valley East Village have ski access?
Yes. The East Village Express gondola, which opened in February 2026, connects the village to Park Peak, and additional lifts link it to Deer Valley’s expanded terrain. Many properties offer ski-in/ski-out access.
Is Deer Valley East Village still under development?
Yes. The village is being built in phases, with the Grand Hyatt open, more hotels and residences under construction, and the main base lodge expected around the 2027–28 season. Because availability changes quickly, it’s best to confirm current options directly.
Is Deer Valley East Village in Park City?
No. The village is in Wasatch County, a short drive from Park City, so property taxes, services, and school assignments differ from Park City addresses. Families should confirm school assignments for any specific property.

Find Your Place in Deer Valley East Village
Whether you’re buying into this new alpine village or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.

