Architectural Character, Cotswold History & Charm, Perched Above Park City

From its coveted setting in Aerie, 1403 Eagle Way takes in an extraordinary panorama of Deer Valley, Park City, and the surrounding mountains. Equally remarkable is the home itself—a residence where centuries-old craftsmanship, distinctive architecture, and thoughtful updates come together in a way rarely found in Park City. Centuries-old English oak timbers bring warmth, texture, and a remarkable sense of history to interiors that have been thoughtfully updated for today. Exposed beams, substantial stonework, vaulted spaces, and abundant natural light create rooms that feel both impressive and inviting, with a distinctly European influence. The main level unfolds through a series of comfortable gathering spaces, allowing the home to live equally well for intimate evenings or a full house of family and friends. At its center, a dramatic double-sided stone fireplace connects the living areas, while the new European-inspired kitchen and adjoining breakfast room offer an inviting place to gather. Duel-French doors create an easy transition outdoors, where multiple entertaining areas, a fire pit, and hot tub make the most of the spectacular mountain setting. Upstairs, the newly remodeled primary suite is positioned to capture the views and features a brand-new master bath, complete with heated floors, dual head shower and soaking tub. There is also a new walk-in closet with powder bath – perfect for him! The lower level offers four additional bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a coxy family room, creating plenty of space for family and guests. Flexible areas throughout the residence provide opportunities for a home office, library, or additional lounge spaces. With five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a three-car garage, generous indoor and outdoor living spaces, and an address just minutes from Main Street and Park City’s world-class resorts, 1403 Eagle Way offers something increasingly difficult to find—a home with genuine architectural character, remarkable history, and a setting that is unmistakably Park City.