Résidence Unifamiliale À Park City

Tucked along a quiet street in Jeremy Ranch, overlooking the 8th hole and pond of the Arnold Palmer-designed golf course, 3690 Lariat is one of those homes that feels distinctly Park City from the moment you pull into the driveway. Custom designed and built by its original owners, this 5,535-square-foot home has been in the same family for over 30 years. Along the way, it’s been beautifully updated without losing the mountain character that made it special in the first place. Massive timber beams, soaring ceilings, and natural stone preserve the warmth of a classic mountain home, while updated finishes and expansive windows make the spaces feel bright, open, and modern. Upstairs, the primary suite is a retreat of its own. Vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, and beautiful views complement a space large enough for both a generous bedroom and a separate sitting area. The remodeled bathroom is equally impressive, with gorgeous finishes and an oversized shower and soaking tub combination. Downstairs, nearly 2,100 square feet feel like an entirely separate living space, with tall ceilings, a spacious den, kitchenette, dining area, oversized bedroom, beautifully remodeled bathroom, and walkout access to the covered patio. Outside, mature aspens frame the upper deck and lower patio, creating a wonderful sense of privacy while overlooking the peaceful pond and 8th fairway. It’s the kind of setting that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile, especially when the leaves begin to change. And for anyone familiar with Park City winters, the nearly flat approach and heated driveway are luxuries that shouldn’t be overlooked. Add a spacious three-car garage, radiant heat, backup generator, new roof, and years of meticulous maintenance, and it’s clear just how carefully this home has been cared for. All of this in one of Park City’s most convenient neighborhoods, with easy access to Salt Lake City, the airport, world-class skiing, and Historic Main Street. A peaceful mountain setting without sacrificing the convenience of everyday life.