Park City · Summit County
Mountain Crest
- Single Family Residence
- 1 available now
$5,625,000
1 home listed now
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Baths
- 6
- Sq ft
- ~5,995
- HOA
- $400 to $500 a month
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Mountain Crest is a new construction community in Park City, Utah (Summit County). Homes are single family residence. Typical homes offer 5 bedrooms, about 6 bathrooms, around 5,995 square feet. Prices start around $5,625,000. HOA dues run $400 to $500 a month. 1 home is listed for sale here right now. Verified September 2026 by Kris Bowen, a Utah real estate broker. Figures come from public builder listings and MLS data and change often.
The homes
- Home types
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 6 typical
- Garage
- 3 car
- Square feet
- ~5,995
- Typical lot
- 77,101 sqft
How Mountain Crest compares in Park City
Against the 37 new construction communities we track in Park City, Mountain Crest is the 16th least expensive. The Park City median works out to about $6,380,705, so this one sits 12 percent below it.
On price per square foot that is about $938. The Park City new construction median is near $1,665, roughly 44 percent lower.
Homes here run 28 percent larger than the Park City new construction median of about 4,671 square feet.
The HOA
HOA dues on homes in Mountain Crest work out to $400 to $500 a month across 2 listings. Agents enter dues monthly, quarterly or annually depending on the association, so this is normalized to a monthly figure and shown as a range rather than a single number. Ask what the dues actually cover, whether a master association sits above a sub-association, and what the reserve study says. Those answers change the real cost more than the headline number.
What the homes include
Reported on homes listed here. Varies by plan and by what a previous buyer chose.
Inside
- Bath: Primary
- Bath: Sep. Tub/Shower
- Closet: Walk-In
- Den/Office
- Great Room
- Oven: Gas
- Range: Gas
Outside
- Covered
- Deck
- Patio: Covered
- Walkout
Schools
Park City is served by Park City School District. Boundaries change and a community can straddle two of them, so confirm the assignment for the exact address before you buy.
High schools
- Park City High School
Middle / junior high
- Ecker Hill Middle School
Elementary
- Jeremy Ranch Elementary School
- Trailside Elementary School
- McPolin Elementary School
- Parley
- Parley's Park Elementary School
Charter & private
- Weilenmann School of Discovery
- Winter Sports School
- Soaring Wings International Montessori School
Getting around
Approximate drive times from Park City. Traffic varies.
- Park City Mountain and Deer Valley 5 to 15 min
- Heber City 25 to 30 min
- Downtown Salt Lake City 35 to 50 min Seasonal ski bus
- Salt Lake City International Airport 40 to 55 min
Location
Mountain Crest is in Park City, Summit County. We do not publish a pin for this one yet: its streets are new enough that public mapping data has not caught up, and an approximate pin would be worse than none. Ask and I will send the exact location and plat map.
Nearby communities
- The Ascent Park City Park City · $395,270 and up
- Silver Creek Park City · $795,000 and up
- Studio Crossing Townhomes Park City · $1,175,000 and up
- Cormont Park City · $1,500,000 and up
Keep looking
- All new construction in Park City 37 communities
- All new construction in Summit County Directory and filters
- Living in Park City Schools, market and neighborhoods
Information on this page is compiled from public builder listings and MLS data, is believed reliable, and is not guaranteed. Pricing, availability, HOA dues and specifications change often and vary by floor plan, lot and phase. Confirm anything you plan to rely on with the builder or with Kris before you act on it.
Good to know
Mountain Crest questions, answered
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How much do homes cost in Mountain Crest?
Homes in Mountain Crest in Park City, Summit County start around $5,625,000. That is a base price: lot premium, elevation and upgrades are added on top, so the finished cost is routinely higher than the advertised figure.
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Does Mountain Crest have an HOA, and how much are the dues?
Yes. HOA dues in Mountain Crest run $400 to $500 a month, based on 2 listings in the community. Utah listing agents enter dues monthly, quarterly or annually, so this figure is normalized to a monthly amount and given as a range. Ask what the dues actually cover, whether a master association sits above a sub-association, and what the reserve study says.
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What kinds of homes are in Mountain Crest?
Mountain Crest in Park City, Summit County has single family residence homes, typically about 5 bedrooms and around 5,995 square feet. Specifications vary by floor plan, lot and phase, so confirm the exact home rather than planning around a community-wide figure.
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Are there homes available in Mountain Crest right now?
1 home in Mountain Crest is listed on the MLS as of the latest weekly refresh of this registry. Builders also hold quick-move-in homes back for their own sales office, so the real number is usually higher.
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What schools serve Mountain Crest?
Mountain Crest is in Park City, Summit County and falls within Park City School District.
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How far is Mountain Crest from the rest of the Wasatch Front?
From Park City, drive times run to Park City Mountain and Deer Valley in about 5 to 15 min, Heber City in about 25 to 30 min, Downtown Salt Lake City in about 35 to 50 min. Those are off-peak; rush hour is materially worse.
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Do I need my own agent to buy in Mountain Crest?
No, but the agent in the Mountain Crest model home is paid by the builder and represents the builder. A buyer's agent on new construction is normally paid by the builder too, so having your own costs you nothing here.
New construction representation
Thinking about Mountain Crest?
The sales agent in the model home works for the builder and is paid by the builder. On most new construction the builder also pays your agent, so having Kris Bowen on your side costs you nothing and changes what you know before you sign: the incentives actually on the table, which lots carry premiums, what is standard versus a design-center upgrade, how the build timeline is really running, and which homes are released but not yet advertised. Bring him on the first visit, because some builders will not pay an agent brought in later.
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