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Unit 123 at Snow Flower offers something that's getting harder to find in Park City: space, flexibility, and direct ski access, all in one place. With easy access to the ski path and the lifts at Park City Mountain Resort, this is the kind of condo that works whether you're here for a weekend, a season, or something in between. The layout includes three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, with two suites on the main level and additional space upstairs that allows the home to comfortably sleep up to eight. The extra loft area adds flexibility, whether it's used for guests, kids, or simply extra breathing room. Positioned on the quieter side of the building, the condo looks out toward a grove of trees and across toward Park City, rather than directly onto the ski slope side. The result is a more private feel, while still being just steps from the ski path and lifts. Snow Flower is one of Park City's most established nightly rental communities, and larger floor plans like this consistently attract strong demand. The combination of true ski access, multiple sleeping areas, and a proven location makes this condo easy to use personally and straightforward to rent when you're not here. For buyers thinking longer-term, there may also be opportunities to acquire additional units within the community, allowing for a larger ski-in/ski-out footprint over time, something that's becoming increasingly difficult to do in Park City.

Unit 123 at Snow Flower offers something that's getting harder to find in Park City: space, flexibility, and direct ski access, all in one place. With easy access to the ski path and the lifts at Park City Mountain Resort, this is the kind of condo that works whether you're here for a weekend, a season, or something in between. The layout includes three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, with two suites on the main level and additional space upstairs that allows the home to comfortably sleep up to eight. The extra loft area adds flexibility, whether it's used for guests, kids, or simply extra breathing room. Positioned on the quieter side of the building, the condo looks out toward a grove of trees and across toward Park City, rather than directly onto the ski slope side. The result is a more private feel, while still being just steps from the ski path and lifts. Snow Flower is one of Park City's most established nightly rental communities, and larger floor plans like this consistently attract strong demand. The combination of true ski access, multiple sleeping areas, and a proven location makes this condo easy to use personally and straightforward to rent when you're not here. For buyers thinking longer-term, there may also be opportunities to acquire additional units within the community, allowing for a larger ski-in/ski-out footprint over time, something that's becoming increasingly difficult to do in Park City.