Le Ranch De Chalk Creek Meadows Est Un Véritable Trésor Occidental

A rare legacy offering in the heart of Summit County, Chalk Creek Meadows Ranch is a true Western treasure, a 465-acre ranch along Chalk Creek that seamlessly blends working land, private recreation, a hunting paradise, and unrivaled natural beauty in one contiguous block. This is the kind of opportunity that seldom comes along, a private and adventure-rich property that speaks to the soul of the ranching lifestyle. Encompassing every coveted land type, from irrigated hay fields with senior water rights to sub-irrigated meadows, dryland farming ground, and hundreds of acres of mountain terrain. This ranch is a dream canvas for those who seek both privacy and purpose. Chalk Creek, a major tributary of the Weber River, winds through the ranch for over half a mile, offering exceptional private fishing for large brown trout and native Bonneville cutthroat. This scenic riparian corridor is framed by lush meadowlands and backdropped by rising foothills, teeming with wildlife and dramatic views from approximately 6,000 to 7,000 feet in elevation. Your private hunting and fishing grounds, with deer and elk being a regular sight in the hayfields and hillsides, and turkey hunts in the spring and fall seasons, offer further adventure. The property is eligible for highly desirable hunting tags through the Chalk Creek unit, with bull elk and turkey tags available over the counter and buck mule deer tags through a high-odds draw. The setting provides sweeping views of the ranch’s meadows, fields, and private water, and is supported by full utility infrastructure, including power, natural gas, septic, and culinary water from a spring, including three water rights. Located just 7 miles east of I-80 and the charming town of Coalville, the ranch is easily accessed year-round via paved Chalk Creek Road. 30 Minutes from Park City, and less than one hour from the Salt Lake City International Airport or the Heber Valley Airport. Zoned Agricultural-20, which allows for a base density of one residential unit per 20 acres, with a one-acre minimum lot size.