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Reservoir-view homes and condos near Deer Valley’s gondolas, minutes from Park City and the Heber Valley.

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Reservoir Views and Year-Round Recreation Near Park City

South Jordanelle is a scenic, growing area set on the hillsides above the Jordanelle Reservoir, offering a rare pairing of water and mountain views just outside Park City. Known for its year-round recreation and its striking setting, it links easily to the Jordanelle Parkway trail, the reservoir’s Ross Creek and Hailstone access points, and Deer Valley’s new East Village base just off U.S. Route 40.

The real estate here spans condominiums to newer single-family homes and townhomes, making it an attractive choice for buyers at a range of price points. Communities like Fox Bay, with its pool, clubhouse, and fitness center, sit minutes from the Jordanelle Express Gondola, while neighborhoods like Jordanelle Ridge at the north end of the Heber Valley offer newer homes with views of Mount Timpanogos and the valley below.

For those weighing where to buy in Park City, South Jordanelle makes its case on setting, access, and value together. It combines reservoir recreation with quick access to Deer Valley, all while sitting about nine miles from Old Town Park City and minutes from Heber. With entry-level condos through larger homes, it draws full-time residents, vacation-home buyers, and investors alike.

Homes for Sale in South Jordanelle

The area’s distinct communities are key to understanding the search. Condominium communities near the Jordanelle Express Gondola offer amenity-rich, lock-and-leave living close to the slopes, while neighborhoods farther south toward the Heber Valley offer newer single-family homes and townhomes with valley and mountain views. How a specific home relates to the reservoir, the gondolas, and the views is central to finding the right fit.

Whether the goal is an entry-level condominium, a townhome, a newer single-family home, or a property with reservoir views, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: which property type and community, how it captures the views, and how the setting suits how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.

Explore current South Jordanelle listings below.

32 South Jordanelle properties for sale

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South Jordanelle Real Estate Market

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

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South Jordanelle Pros and Cons

Every Park City-area community comes with trade-offs. Here’s how South Jordanelle tends to compare.

Why buyers choose South Jordanelle

  • Lake views and lake accessHomes overlook the reservoir, with Hailstone’s marina and Ross Creek’s paddleboard launch close by.
  • Close to Deer Valley’s gondolasThe Jordanelle Express Gondola and East Village are just minutes away.
  • Trails from homeThe paved Jordanelle Parkway trail connects lake neighborhoods for walking, biking, and running.
  • A range of price pointsOptions run from entry-level condos to newer single-family homes.
  • Two towns nearbyPark City is about nine miles away, and Heber’s shops and services are just minutes to the south.

What to weigh before buying

  • Busy summer weekendsMarina traffic and boat noise pick up on weekends.
  • HOA feesMany communities carry HOA dues, and short-term rental rules vary by association.
  • Outside Park City properThe area is in Wasatch County, with schools in Heber and Midway.
  • Peak-hour trafficU.S. Route 40 and State Route 248 can back up at busy times.

South Jordanelle Real Estate Overview

South Jordanelle offers a diverse selection of real estate, from condominiums to newer single-family homes and townhomes, making it an appealing choice for buyers at various price points. With its setting on the hillsides above the Jordanelle Reservoir, the area is as much a lifestyle choice as a place to live, one built around easy access to both water and winter sports.

The community’s range is one of its strengths. Fox Bay offers condominiums with a pool, hot tub, fitness center, clubhouse, and pickleball court, just a short drive from the Jordanelle Express Gondola. Jordanelle Ridge, at the north end of the Heber Valley, includes about 201 homes, a mix of single-family homes and triplex townhomes with views of Mount Timpanogos and the valley below. Many homes across the area feature wide decks for the views and garages big enough for skis and paddle gear.

Because the housing spans such a range and the area continues to grow, the right choice tends to come down to property type, setting, and how a home relates to the reservoir and the surrounding views. Those distinctions are exactly what’s worth walking through property by property.

Communities in South Jordanelle

Fox Bay

Jordanelle Ridge

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Location & Accessibility

South Jordanelle sits on the hillsides above the Jordanelle Reservoir, about nine miles from Old Town Park City and minutes from Heber’s Main Street. The Jordanelle Parkway ties State Route 248 to U.S. Route 40, making it the quickest way between the lake neighborhoods, errands, and town.

Ski access is a standout feature. The Jordanelle Express Gondola connects to Deer Valley Resort’s established terrain, and Deer Valley’s new East Village base, reached via the Mayflower exit off U.S. Route 40, adds the East Village Express gondola and new lifts just minutes away.

Beyond skiing, the reservoir and the surrounding recreation are within easy reach. The shoreline is public and managed through Jordanelle State Park, with boat launches at Hailstone, paddleboard and kayak access at Ross Creek, and shaded boardwalks at Rock Cliff, all close to home.

Lifestyle in South Jordanelle

Boating and Water Sports

Boating and Water Sports

Hailstone’s marina, Ross Creek’s paddleboard launches, and Rock Cliff’s boardwalks make the Jordanelle a natural part of daily life for water lovers.

Ski Access to Deer Valley

Ski Access to Deer Valley

The Jordanelle Express Gondola and Deer Valley East Village are just minutes away, connecting residents to Deer Valley’s expanded terrain and giving the area strong four-season appeal.

Trails and State Park Access

Trails and State Park Access

The paved Jordanelle Parkway trail and Jordanelle State Park put walking, biking, and lakeside recreation right at the doorstep.

Mountain and Valley Views

Mountain and Valley Views

Homes on the hillsides take in the reservoir, Deer Valley, the Heber Valley, and Mount Timpanogos, a defining part of the area’s scenic appeal.

The Character of South Jordanelle

South Jordanelle has a distinct identity rooted in its reservoir-overlook setting and its growth. Positioned above the Jordanelle with views of both water and mountains, it offers a lifestyle-driven character centered on year-round recreation: paddleboards stacked on porches in summer, skiing via the nearby gondolas in winter. It’s a place designed around the outdoors as much as the home.

Much of that character comes from its rhythm. Weekdays are relaxed, with neighbors walking dogs along the Jordanelle Parkway, while weekends get livelier as marina traffic picks up. With Deer Valley’s East Village growing just up the road, South Jordanelle continues to draw buyers seeking natural beauty, recreation, and long-term potential.

Karen Stone, Park City REALTOR

Get to Know South Jordanelle with Karen Stone

South Jordanelle rewards a close understanding of its communities. The difference between an amenity-rich condominium near the gondola and a newer single-family home looking out over the Heber Valley, along with how a property captures the reservoir and mountain views and what each HOA allows, all shape a decision in an area defined by its setting and its range.

Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations, including how the area’s growth, ski access, and investment potential fit different goals. Whether you’re comparing property types and communities, weighing a full-time residence against a vacation home or investment, or trying to understand how South Jordanelle fits alongside the rest of Park City, she brings grounded, neighborhood-level guidance built around what matters most to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions About South Jordanelle

What is South Jordanelle known for?

South Jordanelle is known for its hillside homes above the Jordanelle Reservoir, year-round recreation, and quick access to Deer Valley’s Jordanelle Express Gondola and new East Village base.

What types of homes are in South Jordanelle?

The area features condominiums, townhomes, and newer single-family homes across a range of price points, including communities like Fox Bay and Jordanelle Ridge.

Does South Jordanelle have ski access?

Yes. The Jordanelle Express Gondola connects to Deer Valley Resort, and Deer Valley East Village, with its own gondola and new lifts, is just minutes away via the Mayflower exit on U.S. Route 40.

Is the reservoir shoreline private?

No. The Jordanelle shoreline is public and managed through Jordanelle State Park. Locals launch boats at Hailstone, paddle from Ross Creek, and walk the boardwalks at Rock Cliff.

How close is South Jordanelle to Park City?

South Jordanelle is about nine miles from Old Town Park City and minutes from Heber, with the Jordanelle Parkway connecting State Route 248 and U.S. Route 40.

What schools serve South Jordanelle?

South Jordanelle is in Wasatch County and is served by the Wasatch County School District, with campuses in Heber and Midway. Families should confirm attendance boundaries for any specific address.

Find Your Place in South Jordanelle

Whether you’re buying near the reservoir or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.

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