Glenwild Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $5.2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $995K |
| Highest Price | $18.8M |
| Total Listings | 37 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 192 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $757 |
Property Types (active listings)
Glenwild Neighborhoods for Sale
Glenwild Highlights
- 01 Private, Gateed Luxury - Glenwild is an exclusive gated community offering privacy and views
- 02 Award-Winning Golf Course - Award -winning Golf Course: Home to Utah's #1 rated golf course designed by Tom Fazio
- 03 Access to Outdoor Adventures - Direct access to hiking, biking, and cross-country ski trails
- 04 Additional Neighborhoods - This page also includes real estate for Goshawk Ranch, Knob Hill, Ranches at the Preserve, Stagecoach Estates, and The Preserve
Glenwild & Nearby Real Estate
In addition to the exclusive homes within the gates of Glenwild, property listings above will include several neighboring communities that offer their own unique charm—such as Goshawk Ranch, Knob Hill, Ranches at the Preserve, Stagecoach Estates, and The Preserve. These neighborhoods provide a range of luxury mountain living options, from equestrian estates to expansive view lots, all nestled in peaceful, more secluded settings. Ideal for those who value space, privacy, and a deep, distinctive connection to nature.
Neighborhoods Included in the Glenwild MLS Area
While Glenwild is best known for its private golf course and luxury estates, it also encompasses nearby communities such as The Preserve, Ranches at the Preserve, Goshawk Ranches, and Stagecoach Estates. Although these neighborhoods are not part of the Glenwild gated golf community itself, they are grouped under the Glenwild Area in the Park City MLS. This broader designation allows buyers to explore a range of high-end real estate options—both within and just outside the gates—offering larger parcels, equestrian properties, and expansive views.
Glenwild Luxury Homes
Real estate in Glenwild consists of custom homes—its 1,500 acres hold only 200 building sites with luxury homes strategically designed to melt into the surrounding landscape. Some homes are nestled along the fairways, and others are perched on ridgelines with expansive views of the mountains and ski resorts. Located just minutes from Kimball Junction, residents enjoy easy access to dining, shopping, and entertainment. Park City’s outdoor recreation is just minutes away, with Salt Lake City and the airport an easy 30-minute drive. Glenwild is the only private gated golf community in the Park City School District. Whether you're looking for a primary residence or a second home in Park City, Glenwild combines sophistication, scenery, golf, and exclusivity.
Glenwild Golf & Spa
The centerpiece of Glenwild is the Tom Fazio-designed 18-hole championship golf course. Glenwild Golf Club and Spa opened its Par 7,541-yard golf course in 2001, and it's approximately 6.500 feet above sea level. The spectacular clubhouse allows members to enjoy year-round amenities in luxury style; a spa, fitness center, fine dining, year-round heated pool, tennis courts, and regular social activities. The non-golfers will enjoy the hiking and biking available on the extensive trail system accessible from the community. Every service amenity one would expect at the finest clubs and resorts in the country has been considered. Residents enjoy the benefits of Glenwild Golf Club Membership or the Social Membership Full, but aren't required to join either.With over 30 years of experience, The Wallace Team at Summit Sotheby's International Realty—your trusted Park City Realtors—is here to help you buy or sell in Glenwild and Park City. Because Who You Work With Matters.
Take Your First Step
History ♦ The Kimball Stage Stop & Hotel
Have you ever wondered about the sandstone home on the north side of I-80 near the entrance to Glenwild? It was once an elegant and prominent hotel, The Kimbal Stage Stop, also known as the Kimball Hotel, and is one of the few remaining original station buildings. Built in 1862, served as a vital station on the Overland Stage Route and also operated as a stop for the Holladay Stage and the Wells Fargo Express Company. In addition to guest rooms, the hotel featured a large dining room, bar, store, and—briefly—a post office. It provided lodging and meals to travelers, including notable guests such as Mark Twain, Walt Whitman and Horace Greeley. The hotel was renowned for its dinners featuring fresh trout, wild duck, sage hen, beef, and mutton. This historic Park City real estate landmark was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in April 1971.
