Ski Jump Views, Backs to Preserve | Moose 5667

Backs onto the Swaner Preserve and looks out at the Olympic ski jumps, with a private hot tub to take it in from. That combination is one no other home here can offer.

IN THIS HOME
- Backs onto the preserve, with views of the Olympic ski jumps
- Private hot tub
- Gas fireplace in the main living area
- Bose sound bar and smart TVs, including a 55-inch screen in the living room
- PS4 with games in the third bedroom
- Kitchen with a KitchenAid mixer and full cookware
- Dining table seating ten plus bar seating for three
- Tankless water heater and high-speed Wi-Fi
- Private garage
- Full-size washer and dryer

SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS
- Bedroom 1: Upstairs primary, queen, ensuite with a separate soaking tub, shower and dual sinks, private balcony with views
- Bedroom 2: Queen upstairs
- Bedroom 3: Full upstairs, ceiling fan, TV and PS4
- Bedroom 4: Queen downstairs with lounge seating and an ensuite shower
- Additional: Two queen air mattresses

BEAR HOLLOW

Bear Hollow sits between the Canyons Village base and the Utah Olympic Park on the north side of Park City, where the ski jumps are two miles up the road and most of the year you can watch aerialists training into the splash pool. Every home looks out at something - pines, the jumps, or the Swaner Preserve at the edge of the neighborhood. In December the welcome sign lights up and the drive in turns into a winter wonderland.

YOUR OWN HOT TUB

This home has its own hot tub, yours alone, on top of the one at the clubhouse. Step out, get in, and go straight back inside afterward without putting real clothes back on.

HOW FAR
- Kimball Junction - 1.1 miles
- Park City Mountain, Canyons Village base - 1.7 miles
- Utah Olympic Park - 2.1 miles
- Park City Mountain, Village base - 5.0 miles
- Historic Main Street - 5.9 miles
- Deer Valley - 6.8 miles
- Salt Lake City airport - 32 miles, 35 minutes

GETTING AROUND AND PARKING

The free Park City bus stops at the edge of the neighborhood and runs to Park City Mountain, Deer Valley and Woodward. The paved Millennium Trail runs through Bear Hollow - one way to the shops and restaurants at Kimball Junction, under the roads rather than across them, the other way to the Cabriolet lift. You do not need a car once you arrive, unless you want one. The home has its own garage, with first-come bump-out spaces for extra cars.

THE CLUBHOUSE
- Pool, Memorial Day to Labor Day
- Hot tub, year round
- Gym and work stations
- Kitchenette, TV and hangout area
- BBQ and firepit
- Basketball court and putting green
- Open field, big enough for a pickup game
- Park and walking trails

YES, BRING THE DOG

This is a town with a dog festival called Bark City, an off-leash park called Run-A-Muk, and a restaurant called Blind Dog. You get the idea. Run-A-Muk is right next door, and the home comes with a dog setup, so there is less to pack. Two dogs maximum. Pet fees and pet cleaning are listed with the other fees for this home.

PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED

Keyless entry, no keys to pick up. Cleaned and stocked before you arrive - shampoo, body wash and lotion, a first round of paper goods, trash bags, and dishwasher and laundry pods, enough to settle in without a store run. Guest Portal and Digital Guest Book for home details, local tips and Wi-Fi.

COFFEE AND A BOOK

Coffee for the first morning. The book is ours - a rhyming trip through a Park City year with a moose named Patrick on the cover. It goes home with you.

SAFETY

Every home is licensed and inspected by the county before it can be rented, then inspected again between stays by our Breezeway Safety Certified maintenance techs. First aid kit, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and a fire extinguisher in each one.