




Discover the ultimate mountain getaway at Abode at Park Station, a charming apartment boasting an enviable location in the heart of Park City, Utah. Surrounded by nature and just steps away from the historic Main Street, this residence offers a perfect combination of comfort and convenience for your next ski trip.
This inviting home features 2 bedrooms, 2 beds, and 2 bathrooms, providing ample space for up to 6 guests. The sleeping arrangements include the primary bedrooms and a living room sleeper sofa to accommodate your group comfortably.
Inside, you will find a cozy and warm interior designed to make you feel right at home. The open floor plan includes a renovated fully-equipped kitchen, which serves as an ideal setting for preparing superb meals to share around the six-seat dining table. For relaxing evenings, guests can gather around the quaint brick fireplace and flat-screen TV to recount the day's adventures. The experience is completed by a private balcony where you can wind down while taking in the view of Old Town and its magical glittering lights after sunset.
Located in a prime area, the condo is just a short walk to the renowned small-town charm of Park City's historic Main Street, where you will find an eclectic variety of excellent dining, shopping, entertainment, and activities. For those hitting the slopes, the Town Lift at the bottom of Main Street provides effortless access to the Park City Mountain Resort. Additionally, the property is situated right on the free transit route, providing seamless access to Deer Valley, Canyons, and the Utah Olympic Park.
Practical Information:
Whether you are seeking outdoor adventure or a relaxing retreat, this cozy condo is an excellent choice for a memorable stay with all the conveniences of a great location.
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