Park City Neighborhood
Silver Springs Homes for Sale
A peaceful, family-friendly community of lakes, trails, and flat streets, minutes from Kimball Junction and the resorts.
A Peaceful, Family-Friendly Community Near Kimball Junction
Silver Springs is a residential community in the Snyderville Basin, just south of Kimball Junction and north of Canyons Village, known for its quiet, family-oriented character and its natural surroundings. It offers a small-town feel paired with unusually close proximity to Park City’s attractions, including ski resorts, golf courses, and year-round outdoor recreation, making it a favorite among permanent residents.
The real estate here spans single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums, most built in the 1980s and 1990s and set against scenic mountain views. Many homes sit on flat streets and cul-de-sacs with large yards and mature trees, which makes the neighborhood especially appealing to families, while others back onto open space or the area’s trails. Compared with in-town neighborhoods like Old Town and Park Meadows, Silver Springs tends to be more attainably priced, opening the door to the Park City lifestyle for a wider range of buyers.
For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Silver Springs makes its case on livability, nature, and value together. Two private lakes, trail access, nearby parks, and an elementary school right in the neighborhood give it a strong sense of place, while its location just off Highway 224 keeps shopping, dining, and the resorts within easy reach. It’s a natural fit for families, retirees, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Homes for Sale in Silver Springs
Location within the neighborhood shapes the experience. Some homes sit on flat, family-friendly streets, while others offer direct access to the trails, back onto open space, or sit close to the lakes. Understanding how a specific property relates to those features (streets, trails, and water) is central to finding the right fit here.
Whether the goal is a family single-family home, a low-maintenance townhome or condominium, or an attainable full-time residence, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: which property type, how it relates to the streets, trails, and lakes, and how the setting suits how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.
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Silver Springs Real Estate Market
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Silver Springs Pros and Cons
Every Park City neighborhood comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Silver Springs tends to compare.
Why buyers choose Silver Springs
- Two private lakesResidents paddleboard, kayak, and fish in summer and skate when the lakes freeze in winter.
- Trails from the front doorThe McLeod Creek Trail runs through the neighborhood for hiking, biking, and Nordic skiing.
- A school in the neighborhoodParley’s Park Elementary School is located right in Silver Springs.
- More attainable pricingHomes tend to cost less than in-town neighborhoods like Old Town and Park Meadows.
- Close to everyday errandsKimball Junction and the Redstone shopping area are a short walk, bike ride, or drive away.
What to weigh before buying
- Older housing stockMost homes date to the 1980s and 1990s, so condition and updates vary widely.
- Limited inventoryThe neighborhood is largely built out, so fewer homes come to market.
- Multiple HOAsThe master association covers 12 HOAs, and each townhome community has its own rules and fees.
- Not ski-in/ski-outCanyons Village is a short drive rather than at the door.
Silver Springs Real Estate Overview
Silver Springs is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and natural setting. The neighborhood offers a range of homes, from townhomes and condominiums to spacious single-family properties, built mostly in the 1980s and 1990s and designed to complement the area’s tranquil character. Many homes sit on flat streets with large yards and mature trees, while others provide direct access to walking and biking trails.
Value is a defining part of the appeal. Homes in Silver Springs are often more reasonably priced than in other Park City neighborhoods, making it an appealing option for buyers who want the Park City lifestyle at a more accessible entry point. Because the neighborhood is largely built out and buyer demand comes mainly from full-time residents, it’s known as one of Park City’s more steady, established residential markets.
The townhome communities cluster near the entrance to the neighborhood, each with its own HOA, and some add amenities like a pool or tennis access. Because the range spans townhomes to single-family homes, the right choice tends to come down to how a buyer wants to live, and it’s worth walking through property by property.
Communities in Silver Springs
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Location & Accessibility
Silver Springs sits just off Highway 224, a residential area encompassing Silver Springs Road, Silver Meadows Drive, and Silver Springs Drive, positioned just south of Kimball Junction and north of Canyons Village. That location gives residents quick access to the best of both Park City and the wider region.
Day to day, the neighborhood keeps essentials close. It sits about a mile south of Kimball Junction, with its shopping, dining, theaters, and fitness centers, and the Redstone shopping area is a short walk or bike ride away along a maintained trail. Free High Valley Transit buses run along Highway 224 nearby, and commuters appreciate the short drive to Interstate 80.
For outdoor access, Silver Springs is only minutes from the Swaner Nature Preserve, Willow Creek Park, Canyons Village, and Park City Mountain. Salt Lake City International Airport is roughly a 30- to 35-minute drive. That blend of nature, convenience, and transit is central to the neighborhood’s everyday appeal.
Lifestyle in Silver Springs
Private Lakes for Every Season
The neighborhood’s two private lakes, including Big Lake and its lakeside park, offer peaceful settings for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and other non-motorized activities in summer, and ice skating once the lakes freeze.
Trails for Every Season
The McLeod Creek Trail runs through Silver Springs and connects to Park City’s wider trail network, making hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing part of everyday life.
Parks and Family Recreation
Willow Creek Park, a short walk away, offers three multi-use fields, tennis and pickleball, basketball and volleyball courts, playgrounds, a dog park, and a pond for ice skating in winter.
Nature and Community Life
With the Swaner Nature Preserve nearby for wildlife viewing and Big Lake’s pavilions, courts, and playgrounds right in the neighborhood, Silver Springs pairs natural beauty with genuine community.
The Character of Silver Springs
Silver Springs has a settled, community-minded identity rooted in its natural surroundings. Built around flat streets, cul-de-sacs, private lakes, and trail access, it reads as a genuine residential neighborhood: quiet and family-oriented, yet close to everything. It’s often described as a hidden gem for exactly that reason. It delivers a peaceful, small-town feel within minutes of Park City’s biggest attractions.
Much of the neighborhood’s character comes from how active and connected the community is. Between the lakes, the parks, the trail network, and an elementary school right in the neighborhood, Silver Springs offers a real sense of belonging. The result is a neighborhood that feels both restful and lively, with nature and community woven together in daily life.
Get to Know Silver Springs with Karen Stone
Silver Springs rewards a close understanding of its layout. The difference between a home on a flat, family-friendly cul-de-sac, one with direct trail access, and one near the private lakes, along with the range from townhomes to single-family homes, all shape a decision in a neighborhood this varied and community-oriented.
Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations. Whether you’re comparing property types across the neighborhood, weighing value against setting, or trying to understand how Silver Springs 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 Silver Springs homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Silver Springs
What is Silver Springs known for?
Silver Springs is known as a quiet, family-friendly Park City neighborhood with private lakes, trail access, flat streets, and an elementary school in the neighborhood, all close to Kimball Junction and the resorts.
What types of homes are in Silver Springs?
The neighborhood features single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums, mostly built in the 1980s and 1990s, many on flat streets and cul-de-sacs, with some offering direct trail access or proximity to the lakes.
Is Silver Springs more affordable than other Park City neighborhoods?
Silver Springs is often more reasonably priced than in-town neighborhoods like Old Town and Park Meadows while keeping a convenient location. Availability and pricing vary by property type, so it’s best to review current options directly.
What outdoor amenities does Silver Springs offer?
The neighborhood has two private lakes, including Big Lake and its lakeside park, for non-motorized water recreation, plus direct access to the McLeod Creek Trail. Willow Creek Park and the Swaner Nature Preserve are also nearby.
How close is Silver Springs to skiing, shopping, and the airport?
Kimball Junction is about a mile away, Canyons Village and Park City Mountain are minutes away, and Salt Lake City International Airport is roughly a 30- to 35-minute drive.
What schools serve Silver Springs?
Silver Springs is part of the Park City School District, and Parley’s Park Elementary School is located right in the neighborhood. Because boundaries and assignments can change, families should confirm current school zoning directly for any specific address.
Explore Nearby Park City Areas
Sun Peak / Bear Hollow
A trail-connected, amenity-rich community just nearby, offering a comparable blend of nature and convenience.
Canyons Village
A growing ski-in/ski-out resort base at Park City Mountain, just south of Silver Springs.
Old Ranch Road
A scenic area of larger lots and open space nearby, valued for its rural mountain character.
Pinebrook
A wooded, hillside neighborhood along the I-80 corridor, popular with buyers wanting easy Salt Lake access.
Find Your Place in Silver Springs
Whether you’re buying into this peaceful community or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.