Midway Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $65K |
| Highest Price | $45M |
| Total Listings | 111 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 130 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $406 |
Property Types (active listings)
Charleston & Midway Listings
Midway Highlights
- 01 Location: With the addition of Deer Valley’s East Village, Midway is now closer to world-class skiing and luxury resort amenities
- 02 Historic Swiss Charm: Midway is known for its Swiss-inspired architecture and annual Swiss Days Festival
- 03 Scenic Mountain Setting: One of the most beautiful valleys in Utah, framed by Mount Timpanogos
- 04 Thriving Growth: Over the past decade, Midway has seen thoughtful expansion with well-planned custom neighborhoods
Midway & Charleston
Midway and Charleston are excellent alternatives to Park City real estate if you’re looking for smaller towns with a slower pace of life. Midway offers a peaceful, tight-knit community, while Charleston brings large open spaces and pastoral views. Both provide quick access to world-class recreation, including nearby ski resorts, golf courses, scenic trails, and water activities at Jordanelle and Deer Creek Reservoirs. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, vacation home, or weekend retreat, Midway and Charleston deliver the beauty of the Wasatch Back without the hustle of resort town living.
Midway Homes for Sale
Charleston & Midway offer an impressive range of single-family homes, each with its own unique character, setting, and appeal. In Midway, you’ll find everything from charming cottages and mountain-modern homes to custom-built residences tucked into well-planned neighborhoods. Charleston provides larger parcels of land, open pastures, and expansive estate properties—ideal for those seeking privacy, space, or even equestrian use. The luxury segment includes everything from 13,000-square-foot homes with panoramic views of the Heber Valley to exclusive custom properties that often sell off-market through private networks.
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 Midway & Heber Valley. Because Who You Work With Matters.
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Charleston & Midway Real Estate Information
Famous for its legendary annual Swiss Days over Labor Day Weekend, which brings thousands of people to the town. Midway hosted several 2002 Winter Olympic events at the Soldier Hollow cross-country track and biathlon range. Midway is also known for the large "hot-pot" or geothermal Homestead Crater at the Homestead Resort, where there is year-round scuba diving in the caldera's 90-95 degree water. Midway's Main Street features cozy older buildings built in the early 1900s, while the rest of the town features newer modern-style homes. Charleston is situated in the southwest corner of the Heber Valley, on the border of Midway with the Deer Creek Reservoir to the west.
Many of our clients started looking in Park City, yet when we help them discover Midway, they find HOME!
Midway Attractions & Local Flavor
- Homestead Crater: A natural geothermal hot spring inside a 55-foot-tall limestone dome, perfect for soaking, snorkeling, or scuba diving.
- Homestead Resort & Golf Club: A historic resort offering scenic golf, dining, and family-friendly lodging in the heart of Midway.
- Wasatch Mountain State Park: Over 23,000 acres of trails, campgrounds, wildlife, and two pristine golf courses.
- Heber Valley Artisan Cheese (Kohler Creamery): A multi-generational dairy farm known for handcrafted cheeses, farm tours, and tasting experiences. A true local tradition.
- Swiss Days Festival: Midway’s iconic annual event celebrating Swiss heritage with food, crafts, music, and community pride.
- Soldier Hollow: A legacy Olympic venue offering Nordic skiing, tubing hills, golf, and year-round adventure.
Midway Name & Swiss Days ♦ Fun History
Where did the town get its name? A wagon road completed through Provo Canyon in 1858 brought the first settlers to the area. In the spring of 1859, more families began moving west along Snake Creek. The settlers established two small communities, and Indian hostilities grew in 1966. The settlers agreed to build a fort halfway or midway between the two existing communities, thus beginning our modern-day town named Midway. In the 1860s and 1870s, a large number of Swiss families arrived for the Swiss heritage that Midway still claims. Midway was incorporated in June of 1891. Midway Swiss Days brings thousands of people to the town. The event started in 1947 through the efforts of Luke's Hot Pots Resort owners, the Erwins. It was initially called Harvest Days; the idea of a Swiss theme was later created to attract larger crowds to Midway. Although agriculture is still found in Midway, recreation has become an essential aspect of Heber Valley & Midway. Come play in Midway!
