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3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Homes for Sale in Keetley, Utah
Keetley is a compact pocket of Wasatch County wrapped around the south and east shores of Jordanelle Reservoir, sandwiched between Heber Valley farmland and the new Deer Valley East Village expansion. Most of what's built here went up in the last 15 years, so 3 bedroom / 2 bathroom homes in Keetley tend to be newer construction — mountain-contemporary townhomes in Hideout, smaller single-family homes in Black Rock Ridge, or condo-style units with reservoir or ski-run views. It's a different product than the 5,000-square-foot trophy homes that dominate headlines around Jordanelle, and it appeals to a specific buyer: someone who wants Park City access without a Park City address or property tax bill.
The practical case for a 3/2 here is lifestyle math. You get a lock-and-leave footprint that's easy to heat through a Wasatch Back winter (Keetley sits around 6,300 feet and sees real snow from November into April), low enough square footage to keep HOA and utility costs manageable, and you're 10 minutes from the Mayflower gondola, 15 from Old Town Park City, and walking distance to Jordanelle State Park's Ross Creek and Rock Cliff sides for summer paddleboarding and fishing. Inventory in this size range turns over faster than the larger homes, so listings move quickly when a well-priced one hits the market. Browse the active 3 bed 2 bath listings below to see what's currently available around Keetley and Jordanelle.
June 2025 · Keetley market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Keetley right now.
Median sale
$2,660,000
1 closed in June 2025
Median DOM
208 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
2
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About 3 bed 2 bath homes in Keetley.
Where exactly is Keetley and what's the vibe? ▾
Keetley sits along the Jordanelle Reservoir shoreline in Wasatch County, between Heber City and Park City off US-40. It's a small, mostly newer-development area built around resort-style communities like Hideout, Tuhaye, and the Mayflower side of Deer Valley's expansion, so the feel is mountain-modern rather than old-town rural.
Are 3 bed / 2 bath homes common in Keetley? ▾
They're less common than larger 4-5 bedroom mountain homes, since most builders in the Jordanelle corridor target second-home buyers who want extra guest space. When 3/2 floor plans do come up, they're usually townhomes, condos, or smaller single-family homes in communities like Black Rock Ridge or the Hideout condos.
What price range should I expect for a 3 bed 2 bath here? ▾
Pricing varies widely with view and community, but most 3/2 properties in the Keetley/Jordanelle area run roughly $700K to $1.4M. Reservoir-view units and anything inside a gated club community push toward the top of that range, while interior-facing townhomes sit at the lower end.
Are these mostly primary residences or second homes? ▾
It skews heavily toward second homes and short-term rental investments because of proximity to Deer Valley's East Village and Jordanelle State Park. Some communities allow nightly rentals and some don't, so confirm HOA and Wasatch County rules before buying with rental income in mind.
How far is Keetley from Park City and SLC airport? ▾
Park City Mountain base is about 15 minutes via US-40, Deer Valley's new East Village gondola is roughly 5-10 minutes, and Salt Lake City International is a 45-50 minute drive in good weather. That access is a big reason the smaller 3/2 product moves quickly when priced right.
What should I look at on a 3/2 in this area beyond the basics? ▾
Check HOA dues (they can be $400-$900/month in club communities), nightly rental eligibility, and whether the home is in a Mountain Accommodations or PID assessment area, which adds to annual carrying costs. Also verify the well/water source and snow removal responsibility, since those vary by subdivision.