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Mayflower-Jordanelle Homes for Sale
Lakeside and mountain living above the Jordanelle Reservoir, at Deer Valley’s new East Village and minutes from Park City.
Lakeside and Mountain Living Near the Jordanelle Reservoir
Mayflower-Jordanelle offers a distinctive blend of mountain and lakeside living, set in the hills above the Jordanelle Reservoir on the eastern side of Deer Valley Resort. The area is home to Deer Valley East Village, the resort’s new base area off U.S. Route 40, formerly known as Mayflower Mountain Resort, which is transforming the Jordanelle side into one of the most talked-about places to buy in the Park City area.
The real estate here spans a wide range, from lake-view condominiums and hotel residences to luxury townhomes, single-family homes, and ski-in/ski-out estate lots. Established communities near the Jordanelle Express Gondola sit alongside newer developments within East Village itself, giving buyers a genuine mix of settings and budgets. Water and mountain views are a defining feature across property types.
For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Mayflower-Jordanelle makes its case on setting, access, and momentum together. It combines reservoir recreation with direct access to Deer Valley’s expanded terrain, and it sits about 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport by highway, with Park City and Heber each less than 10 minutes away. It appeals to full-time residents, second-home buyers, and investors drawn to a lifestyle centered on nature and recreation.
Homes for Sale in Mayflower-Jordanelle
The setting shapes the search here more than almost anything. Because homes are positioned for both water and mountain views, how a specific property relates to the reservoir, the surrounding peaks, and the lifts is a central consideration. Some homes sit steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola, while others are part of the new East Village base, and each offers a different balance of ski access, amenities, and quiet.
Whether the goal is a lake-view condominium, a townhome, a single-family home, or a private estate lot, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: which property type and community, how it relates to the reservoir, the views, and the lifts, and how the setting suits how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.
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Mayflower-Jordanelle Real Estate Market
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Mayflower-Jordanelle Pros and Cons
Every Park City neighborhood comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Mayflower-Jordanelle tends to compare.
Why buyers choose Mayflower-Jordanelle
- A brand-new Deer Valley baseDeer Valley East Village brings new lifts, skier services, dining, and ski-in/ski-out homesites to the Jordanelle side.
- Lake and mountain in one placeThe Jordanelle Reservoir offers boating and watersports close to home, with ski terrain just above.
- Easy airport accessSalt Lake City International Airport is about 40 minutes by highway, with no stoplights along the way.
- Newer constructionMuch of the housing is new or recently built, from condos and townhomes to custom estates.
- Close to two townsPark City and Heber are each less than 10 minutes away.
What to weigh before buying
- Years of construction aheadEast Village is being built in phases through the late 2020s, so construction activity will continue for some time.
- Outside Park City properThe area is in Wasatch County, so taxes, services, and school assignments differ from Park City addresses.
- Resort trafficA new resort base with hotels and skier parking brings more traffic along U.S. Route 40 on busy days.
- Costs vary by communityHOA dues, club memberships, and rental rules differ widely between developments.
Mayflower-Jordanelle Real Estate Overview
Set in the hills above the Jordanelle Reservoir, Mayflower-Jordanelle offers a wide variety of homes to suit diverse tastes and budgets. From lake-view condominiums to luxury townhomes, single-family homes, and estate lots, the area provides genuine range, an appealing mix for buyers at different points and with different priorities.
The area is being reshaped by Deer Valley East Village, a joint project of Deer Valley 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, with the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley already open, a Canopy by Hilton opening in 2026, and a Four Seasons planned for 2027. Established communities near the Jordanelle Express Gondola and gated neighborhoods above the reservoir add further options.
Because the housing spans hotel-branded condos to private estate lots, the experience of one property can differ significantly from another: a lock-and-leave lake-view condo versus a gated estate with room and seclusion. The right choice tends to come down to how a buyer wants to live and what setting they want, details worth walking through property by property.
Communities in Mayflower-Jordanelle
Marcella
Pioche Village
Deer Vista
The Residences at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley
Four Seasons Private Residences Deer Valley
Location & Accessibility
Mayflower-Jordanelle sits on the eastern side of Deer Valley Resort, along U.S. Route 40 above the Jordanelle Reservoir. The new Deer Valley East Village entrance is right off Route 40, and the Jordanelle Express Gondola connects the reservoir side of the area to Deer Valley’s slopes.
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 both Park City and Heber City are less than 10 minutes away. That makes the area especially practical for second-home owners and guests flying in.
That combination of seclusion and accessibility is central to the area’s appeal. Residents enjoy a peaceful, nature-focused setting near the water while staying close to Deer Valley, Park City Mountain, and the shopping, dining, and amenities of Park City and the Heber Valley.
Lifestyle in Mayflower-Jordanelle
Life on the Reservoir
The Jordanelle Reservoir offers boating, fishing, paddleboarding, and watersports right nearby, making the area a natural fit for water lovers and warm-weather recreation.
Skiing at Deer Valley East Village
East Village’s new lifts and terrain connect to the rest of Deer Valley, which is doubling its skiable terrain to more than 5,700 acres when the expansion is complete.
Village Life and Four-Season Trails
East Village adds a day lodge, restaurants, ice skating, and 11 miles of summer trails, giving the area a genuine four-season base for recreation.
Water and Mountain Views
Set between the reservoir and the surrounding peaks, homes here enjoy a rare combination of water and mountain vistas, a defining part of the area’s scenic appeal.
The Character of Mayflower-Jordanelle
Mayflower-Jordanelle has a distinct identity rooted in its rare pairing of lake and mountain, and right now it’s also defined by change. Deer Valley East Village is the first new ski village built from the ground up in North America since 1981, and Deer Valley has named its new runs to commemorate Park City’s mining history, tying the area’s future to the region’s past. It’s a place where a day can move from the water to the slopes to the trails, all within the same setting.
Much of that character comes from the balance it strikes. The area feels peaceful and secluded above the reservoir, yet its quick Route 40 access and proximity to Park City and Heber keep it genuinely connected. As East Village continues to take shape, it draws buyers seeking both natural beauty and a front-row seat to one of the most ambitious resort projects in the country.
Get to Know Mayflower-Jordanelle with Karen Stone
Mayflower-Jordanelle rewards a close understanding of its setting and its momentum. The difference between a lake-view condominium, a hotel residence, a townhome, and a ski-in/ski-out estate lot, how a property relates to the reservoir, the views, and the lifts, and what the East Village buildout means for a specific location all shape a decision here.
Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations. Whether you’re comparing communities across the area, weighing new construction against an established home, or trying to understand how Mayflower-Jordanelle 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 Mayflower-Jordanelle homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mayflower-Jordanelle
What is Mayflower-Jordanelle known for?
Mayflower-Jordanelle is known for its blend of lakeside and mountain living above the Jordanelle Reservoir, and as the home of Deer Valley East Village, the resort’s new base area on U.S. Route 40.
Is Mayflower the same as Deer Valley East Village?
The ski area formerly planned as Mayflower Mountain Resort has been rebranded as Deer Valley East Village and fully integrated into Deer Valley Resort. The broader Mayflower-Jordanelle area also includes established communities near the Jordanelle Express Gondola and gated neighborhoods above the reservoir.
What types of homes are in Mayflower-Jordanelle?
The area features lake-view condominiums, hotel residences, luxury townhomes, single-family homes, and ski-in/ski-out estate lots, suiting a wide range of tastes and budgets.
How close is Mayflower-Jordanelle to Park City and the airport?
Park City and Heber City are each less than 10 minutes away, Salt Lake City International Airport is about 40 minutes by highway, and the private Heber Valley Airport is about 20 minutes.
Is Mayflower-Jordanelle in Park City?
No. The area is in Wasatch County rather than Park City or Summit County, which affects property taxes, services, and school assignments. Families should confirm the current school assignment for any specific address.
Is Mayflower-Jordanelle a good fit for a vacation home?
Its reservoir setting, new ski access, and range of homes make it well suited to both full-time residence and vacation use. Rental rules and HOA terms vary by community, so the best fit depends on the property and how you plan to use it.
Explore Nearby Park City Areas
Deer Valley East Village
Deer Valley’s new base village above the Jordanelle, with new ski-access homes, hotels, and amenities.
Deer Mountain
A nearby area near the Jordanelle offering homes and lots with mountain and reservoir access.
Hideout
A growing community near the Jordanelle Reservoir, with modern homes and lake access.
Deer Crest
A private, gated Deer Valley enclave nearby, offering ski access and seclusion.
Find Your Place in Mayflower-Jordanelle
Whether you’re buying near the reservoir or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.