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An exclusive ski-in/ski-out community high on the upper mountain at Deer Valley Resort, minutes above Main Street.

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Ski-In/Ski-Out Living in the Upper Reaches of Deer Valley

Empire Pass sits high on the upper mountain at Deer Valley Resort, an exclusive ski-in/ski-out community set on the slopes of Flagstaff Mountain and Empire Canyon against expansive mountain vistas. It’s among Park City’s most desirable addresses, defined by luxury homes, direct access to world-class skiing, and the upscale presence of Montage Deer Valley. The setting is high, private, and unmistakably premier.

The real estate here is focused on luxury, spanning single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across a collection of carefully planned developments. The community is planned for roughly 525 residences across about 1,600 acres, and less than ten percent of that land will ever be developed, a defining fact that shapes both the scarcity and the sense of openness throughout Empire Pass. Smaller developments like One Empire Pass, Argent, and the Residences at the Tower carry only a handful of residences each.

For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Empire Pass makes its case on access, exclusivity, and amenities together. It’s a short drive from Main Street yet high enough to feel entirely removed, and many properties include membership in the Talisker Club, a private club with locations across the Park City area. It draws buyers seeking a primary residence, a second home, or an investment property at the top of the market.

Homes for Sale in Empire Pass

Ski access is central throughout. As a ski-in/ski-out community on Deer Valley’s upper mountain, Empire Pass places world-class slopes essentially at the doorstep, and how a specific property relates to the runs and the lifts is one of the first things worth clarifying for buyers focused on winter.

Whether the goal is a private full-time residence, a mountaintop second home, or an investment property, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: single-family home, townhome, or condominium? Which development? How does the property relate to the slopes and the club? These are best worked through in person.

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15 Empire Pass properties for sale

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Empire Pass Real Estate Market

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

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Empire Pass Pros and Cons

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

Why buyers choose Empire Pass

  • Ski-in/ski-out on the upper mountainThe slopes sit essentially at the doorstep throughout the community.
  • Space that stays openLess than ten percent of Empire Pass’s roughly 1,600 acres will ever be developed.
  • Resort-level amenitiesMontage Deer Valley and the Talisker Club bring spa, dining, and private club amenities close to home.
  • Intimate developmentsBuildings like One Empire Pass, Argent, and the Residences at the Tower hold only a few dozen residences or fewer.
  • Town within reachMain Street is roughly a 5- to 10-minute drive, and many developments offer shuttles down to Old Town.

What to weigh before buying

  • Upper end of the marketEmpire Pass sits at the luxury end of Park City real estate.
  • Limited inventorySmall developments and preserved open space mean fewer homes come to market.
  • Club membership and fees varyTalisker Club membership, and its costs, differ by property and should be confirmed for each home.
  • A mountain drive to townReaching Main Street means winding down Marsac Avenue rather than a walk.

Empire Pass Real Estate Overview

The real estate landscape in Empire Pass is focused and distinctly luxury, featuring single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums that suit a range of lifestyles. Whether the goal is a primary residence, a second home, or an investment property, the community’s combination of mountaintop scenery and exclusive outdoor access sets it apart from other Park City neighborhoods.

Scarcity is central to the story here. With roughly 525 residences planned across about 1,600 acres and less than ten percent of the land slated for development, Empire Pass preserves an unusual sense of space and privacy for a ski-access community. Several of its developments are intentionally small: One Empire Pass with 27 residences, Argent with 28, and the Residences at the Tower with just 14. That reinforces the exclusivity buyers come here for.

Many properties also include Talisker Club membership, which extends the ownership experience well beyond the individual home. Understanding which developments and residences include what, and how each relates to the slopes and the club’s amenities, is exactly the kind of detail worth walking through property by property.

Communities in Empire Pass

One Empire Pass

Argent

Residences at the Tower

Empire Pass neighborhood

Location & Accessibility

Empire Pass is located within Deer Valley Resort and reached via Marsac Avenue. From Old Town, the route travels up Deer Valley Drive, straight through the roundabout onto Marsac, then winds up the mountain to Empire Pass and on toward Guardsman Pass, past the Montage. The climb is part of what gives the community its elevated, secluded feel.

Despite that sense of remove, Empire Pass is only about three miles from Main Street, typically a 5- to 10-minute drive. That keeps Park City’s dining, shopping, and nightlife within easy reach whenever residents want the energy of downtown, while daily life stays quiet and private up the mountain.

Many Empire Pass communities also offer shuttle service down to Old Town and its restaurants and shops, adding a layer of convenience for both homeowners and their guests. It’s a setting that balances a true mountaintop location with genuine, everyday access to town.

Lifestyle in Empire Pass

Ski-In/Ski-Out on the Upper Mountain

Ski-In/Ski-Out on the Upper Mountain

Set high on Deer Valley’s upper mountain, Empire Pass places world-class skiing directly at the doorstep, making winter mornings on the mountain an effortless part of life here.

Talisker Club Membership

Talisker Club Membership

Many Empire Pass properties include membership in the Talisker Club, a private club with four locations across the Park City area, from the Tower Club at Empire Pass to golf at Tuhaye.

Montage Deer Valley

Montage Deer Valley

Montage Deer Valley anchors the community with the largest spa in Utah, five dining options, and resort-level hospitality, adding to the upscale everyday experience.

Four-Season Mountain Recreation

Four-Season Mountain Recreation

Beyond skiing, the surrounding terrain supports hiking, mountain biking, and fishing through the warmer months, making Empire Pass a genuine year-round retreat rather than a winter-only address.

The Character of Empire Pass

Empire Pass has an identity rooted in scale, elevation, and restraint. Spread across roughly 1,600 acres with less than ten percent of the land ever to be developed, the community preserves an openness and privacy unusual for a ski-access neighborhood. Homes are set against mountain vistas high on the resort, and the intentionally small size of many developments reinforces a quiet, exclusive character throughout.

Much of that character also comes from the Talisker Club presence woven through the community, which ties individual homes into a broader network of private mountain amenities. The result is a neighborhood that feels both expansive and intimate: removed and high above town, yet connected to a refined resort lifestyle at every turn.

Karen Stone, Park City REALTOR

Get to Know Empire Pass with Karen Stone

Empire Pass rewards a close, building-by-building understanding. Which developments carry which Talisker Club privileges, how One Empire Pass differs from Argent or the Residences at the Tower, the way a specific home relates to the slopes and the mountaintop views: these are the distinctions that shape a decision in a community this exclusive.

Karen Stone brings firsthand knowledge of these buildings and how they came to be, and she helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those details. Whether you’re comparing properties across the developments, weighing a second home against a full-time residence, or thinking through how a home fits your goals as an investment, she offers grounded, neighborhood-level guidance built around what matters most to you.

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

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Guides, local insight, and neighborhood updates for buyers and sellers exploring Empire Pass.

Frequently Asked Questions About Empire Pass

What is Empire Pass known for?

Empire Pass is known as an exclusive ski-in/ski-out community on Deer Valley’s upper mountain, with luxury homes, mountaintop views, Talisker Club membership, and Montage Deer Valley.

What types of homes are in Empire Pass?

The community features luxury single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across a collection of developments, including intentionally small enclaves like One Empire Pass, Argent, and the Residences at the Tower.

How large is the Empire Pass community?

Empire Pass is planned for approximately 525 residences across roughly 1,600 acres, with less than ten percent of that land ever to be developed, preserving considerable openness and privacy.

What is the Talisker Club?

The Talisker Club is a private membership club with four locations in the Park City area, including the Tower Club at Empire Pass and golf at Tuhaye. Many Empire Pass properties include membership, and the details vary by property.

How do you get to Empire Pass, and how close is Main Street?

Empire Pass is reached via Marsac Avenue, up Deer Valley Drive from Old Town. It’s about three miles from Main Street, typically a 5- to 10-minute drive, and many developments offer shuttles down to town.

Is Empire Pass a good fit for a second home or investment?

Its luxury properties, ski access, and club amenities make it well suited to primary residences, second homes, and investment properties. The best fit depends on the property type and how you plan to use it.

Find Your Place in Empire Pass

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

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