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Townhomes for Sale in Coalville, Utah
Coalville offers an appealing blend of small-town charm and mountain accessibility, making it an excellent location for townhome buyers seeking a more manageable property in Summit County. Located just 40 minutes from Park City and an hour from Salt Lake City, Coalville provides the perfect balance of affordability and convenience for those who want to enjoy Utah's renowned outdoor recreation without the resort-town price tag. Townhomes in this area are particularly attractive to buyers looking for low-maintenance living while still having easy access to world-class skiing, hiking, and the beautiful Echo Reservoir.
The townhome market in Coalville tends to attract a diverse range of buyers, from young professionals and first-time homeowners to retirees and weekend adventurers. Many townhomes in the area feature modern amenities and mountain views, while HOA fees typically cover exterior maintenance and snow removal—a significant advantage during Utah's snowy winters. The community's growing infrastructure, including shopping, dining, and schools, makes it increasingly viable as a year-round residence rather than just a vacation getaway.
Browse our current listings of townhomes for sale in Coalville to find your ideal property in this welcoming mountain community. Whether you're seeking a primary residence, investment property, or weekend retreat, our experienced agents are ready to help you navigate the local market and find a townhome that fits your lifestyle and budget.
September 2026 · Coalville market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Coalville right now.
Median sale
$855,000
5 closed in September 2026
Median DOM
13 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
47
active + pending
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Common questions
About townhomes for sale in Coalville.
How many townhomes are typically for sale in Coalville at any given time? ▾
Not many — Coalville is a small town and most of its housing stock is single-family homes on larger lots. Townhome inventory usually sits in the single digits, so new listings tend to get attention quickly once they hit the MLS.
Why are townhomes in Coalville cheaper than similar units in Park City? ▾
Coalville sits outside the Park City resort tax base and doesn't carry the same land scarcity or resort-town premium, even though it's still in Summit County. Buyers commuting to Park City or the ski resorts often use Coalville as a way to stay in the county without paying Park City prices.
What HOA costs should I expect on a Coalville townhome? ▾
Most townhome HOAs in Coalville cover exterior maintenance, common-area upkeep, and often snow removal given the winter conditions. Dues vary by development but tend to run lower than comparable HOAs closer to the resorts since amenities are usually simpler — no clubhouse or lift access to fund.
Is a Coalville townhome a reasonable option for a Park City commute? ▾
It's workable but not short — figure 25 to 35 minutes to Kimball Junction depending on traffic and weather on I-80. Winter storms can slow that commute, so it's worth test-driving the route before committing if you'll be doing it daily.
Are these townhomes new construction or older units? ▾
Most townhome development in Coalville is relatively recent, built within the last decade or so as part of Summit County's broader push for more attainable attached housing near Park City. That means newer systems, current code compliance, and fewer of the deferred-maintenance issues you'd find in the town's older single-family homes.
Do Coalville townhomes come with land or just the structure? ▾
Typically you own the unit and a small footprint or patio area, with the HOA holding title to shared land, driveways, and common space. It's worth checking the specific plat and CC&Rs for each development since setups can differ slightly from one project to the next.