Park City Neighborhood
Glenwild Homes for Sale
A private, gated golf community in the Wasatch Mountains, with fewer than 200 homesites across 1,600 acres north of I-80.
A Private, Gated Golf Community in the Wasatch Mountains
Glenwild is a prestigious gated golf community set in a meadow valley just north of I-80, defined by exclusivity, luxury, and open space. Park City’s first private gated golf community, it has just 196 homesites across roughly 1,600 acres, with more than half of the land permanently preserved as open space. It offers a rare combination of privacy and scale, a community where the natural landscape is as much a part of the appeal as the homes themselves.
At the heart of Glenwild is its Tom Fazio-designed golf course, ranked the number one course in Utah by Golf Digest every year since 2003. Beyond golf, the Glenwild Golf Club and Spa offers a clubhouse with dining, a spa, fitness center, pool, tennis, and groomed cross-country ski trails, giving members everything they need for an active, connected lifestyle behind the gates.
For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Glenwild makes its case on privacy, luxury, and long-term value together. Its limited number of homes keeps demand strong, and its location near both Park City and Salt Lake City makes it a favorite for primary residents. More than half of homeowners live here year-round. It draws buyers seeking a refined, quiet mountain home with genuine staying power.
Homes for Sale in Glenwild
The gated, golf-centered nature of the community shapes the search here. Homes are positioned to take advantage of the Tom Fazio course and the mountain terrain, and how a property relates to the fairways, the views, and the preserved open spaces is a central consideration for buyers. Because golf and social memberships are sold separately from the real estate, it’s also worth planning for membership as a distinct decision.
Whether the goal is a full-time luxury residence or a private mountain retreat, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: how much acreage, how the lot is sited and what views it captures, and how the home relates to the golf course and open space? These are best worked through in person.
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Glenwild Real Estate Market
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Glenwild Pros and Cons
Every Park City neighborhood comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Glenwild tends to compare.
Why buyers choose Glenwild
- Utah’s top-ranked courseGolf Digest has ranked Glenwild’s Tom Fazio design first in Utah every year since 2003.
- Privacy and open spaceJust 196 homesites sit across roughly 1,600 acres, more than half of it preserved as open space.
- A full club lifestyleThe club offers a clubhouse with dining, a spa, fitness center, pool, tennis, and groomed cross-country trails.
- A true residential communityMore than half of homeowners live in Glenwild full-time.
- Close to everyday needsKimball Junction’s shopping and dining are minutes away, and Salt Lake City is an easy drive via I-80.
What to weigh before buying
- Membership is separateGolf and social memberships aren’t included with the home and carry their own initiation fees and dues.
- No nightly rentalsLeases must run at least 30 days, so Glenwild isn’t a short-term rental community.
- Not a resort addressGlenwild isn’t ski-in/ski-out, and Main Street isn’t within walking distance.
- Limited inventoryWith so few homesites, opportunities to buy can be scarce.
Glenwild Real Estate Overview
Real estate in Glenwild consists of luxury custom homes on generous homesites ranging from about half an acre to more than ten acres. Each property is designed to blend with the natural landscape, providing incredible views of the Wasatch Range and the Park City ski areas and opportunities to enjoy the surrounding wildlife. The community’s commitment to preserving open space is central to its character and enhances the appeal of living here.
Scarcity is a defining feature of the neighborhood. With 196 homesites across roughly 1,600 acres, Glenwild offers a level of privacy and openness that’s uncommon even among luxury communities. That limited supply, paired with the club’s amenities and the community’s quiet, primary-residence character, keeps demand consistently strong.
Because homes sit on such varied lots and are designed to integrate with the terrain, the experience of one property can differ meaningfully from another. The right choice often comes down to lot size, siting, views, and how a home relates to the golf course and open spaces, distinctions worth walking through property by property.
Communities in Glenwild
The full list of Glenwild communities is being finalized.
Location & Accessibility
Glenwild is located just north of Interstate 80, near Kimball Junction, a position that gives residents easy access to both Park City and Salt Lake City. That connected location is a major part of the community’s appeal for full-time residents, keeping the mountains and the city both within comfortable reach.
Despite its convenience, the community retains a private, secluded feel behind its gates. Mountain bike and hiking trails cut through the sagebrush and scrub oak right outside residents’ doors, and in winter, groomed cross-country trails cover miles of rolling terrain, an everyday connection to the landscape that defines Glenwild living.
The neighborhood is also part of the Park City School District, and Glenwild’s is the only private golf course within the district. That blend of quick access to both Park City and Salt Lake City, a private gated setting, and trails at the doorstep makes Glenwild one of the more distinctive luxury communities in the area.
Lifestyle in Glenwild
Golf on a Tom Fazio Course
Glenwild’s par-71 Tom Fazio design, opened in 2001, weaves through a meadow valley with lakes, streams, and cascading waterfalls. It’s ranked first in Utah by Golf Digest and among the nation’s top 200 courses.
Clubhouse, Spa, and Club Amenities
For members, the Glenwild Golf Club and Spa offers clubhouse dining, a full-service spa, fitness center, pool, tennis, and pickleball, a complete suite of amenities for an active, connected lifestyle within the gates.
Trails and Open Space
Hiking and mountain bike trails run right outside residents’ doors, and groomed cross-country trails open up in winter across the community’s preserved open space.
Privacy and Natural Beauty
With just 196 homesites across 1,600 acres, Glenwild offers a rare sense of privacy and space, giving residents a secluded mountain retreat that still sits close to both Park City and Salt Lake City.
The Character of Glenwild
Glenwild has a distinct identity as one of the area’s premier private golf communities, and it was designed that way from the start. Tom Fazio was given first choice of the land to route his 18 holes, and homesites were planned only after the course was set. That landscape-first approach, along with a gated setting, a limited number of homes, and expansive preserved open space, gives the community a character defined by privacy, luxury, and a deep connection to the natural terrain.
Much of that character also comes from the people who live here. With more than half of homeowners living in Glenwild year-round, and the club serving as a shared center for golf, wellness, and social life, the community feels more like a true neighborhood than a resort. The result is a place that feels both refined and genuinely rooted in the Wasatch Mountains.
Get to Know Glenwild with Karen Stone
Glenwild rewards a close understanding of its details. With homesites ranging from about half an acre to more than ten acres, the difference between properties can come down to siting, views, acreage, and how a home relates to the golf course and the community’s preserved open space, distinctions that matter in a gated community this exclusive.
Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations, including how privacy, amenities, and club membership fit different goals. Whether you’re comparing lots and settings across the community, weighing membership options, or trying to understand how Glenwild 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 Glenwild homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Glenwild
What is Glenwild known for?
Glenwild is known as a prestigious gated golf community in the Wasatch Mountains, with Utah’s top-ranked Tom Fazio-designed course, 196 homesites across roughly 1,600 acres, and a strong emphasis on privacy and open space.
What types of homes are in Glenwild?
The community features luxury custom homes on homesites ranging from about half an acre to more than ten acres, each designed to blend with the natural landscape.
What is the Glenwild golf course?
Glenwild’s course is an 18-hole, par-71 Tom Fazio design that opened in 2001. Golf Digest has ranked it the number one course in Utah every year since 2003, and it’s among the magazine’s top 200 courses in the country.
Does buying a home include club membership?
No. Golf and social memberships at the Glenwild Golf Club and Spa are sold separately from the real estate, and owning a home doesn’t automatically include course access. Membership options and terms can change, so it’s best to confirm current details directly with the club.
Can Glenwild homes be used as rentals?
Nightly rentals aren’t allowed. Glenwild’s CC&Rs require a minimum lease of 30 days, which is part of why the community has such a strong full-time-resident character.
How close is Glenwild to Park City and Salt Lake City?
Glenwild sits just north of I-80 near Kimball Junction, giving residents easy access to both Park City and Salt Lake City, with everyday shopping and dining just minutes away.
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Find Your Place in Glenwild
Whether you’re buying into this gated golf community or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.