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Kimball Junction, Utah

Single Story Homes for Sale in Kimball Junction, Utah

Kimball Junction sits at the north end of Park City along I-80, roughly 25 minutes from Salt Lake City International and a short drive to the Canyons Village base of Park City Mountain. Single story homes here are less common than the multi-level mountain contemporaries the area is known for, which is exactly why they move quickly when they hit the MLS. Most ranch-style and main-level-living homes you'll see are concentrated in established neighborhoods like Silver Springs, Silver Creek, Bear Hollow Village, and pockets of Sun Peak — areas built in the 1990s and early 2000s when single-level floor plans were more common before the current trend toward tall, view-oriented builds.

Buyers gravitating toward one-level living in this part of Summit County tend to fall into two camps: retirees and semi-retirees who don't want to deal with stairs at 6,500 feet of elevation, and second-home owners who want low-maintenance ski-week or summer-week living. Snow load, heated driveways, and main-floor primary suites matter more here than in valley markets because winters run long — measurable snow from November through April is normal. Expect pricing to start in the high $1Ms for older Silver Springs ranchers and climb well past $3M for newer custom builds with mountain views toward the Uintas or Deer Valley. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in Kimball Junction.

March 2026 · Kimball Junction market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Kimball Junction right now.

Full Kimball Junction market report
Median sale
$1,000,000
1 closed in March 2026
Median DOM
195 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
96.3%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About single story homes in Kimball Junction.

Are single story homes common in Kimball Junction?

They're a minority of the inventory. Most builders in the Kimball Junction area have favored two-story and three-story plans to maximize square footage and mountain views on smaller lots. Single-level homes are concentrated in older subdivisions like Silver Springs and parts of Silver Creek Estates, plus a handful of newer custom builds.

What's the price range for a one-level home near Kimball Junction?

Entry-level ranchers in Silver Springs typically start in the high $1M to low $2M range. Newer custom single-story builds with updated finishes, attached garages, and view lots regularly trade between $2.5M and $4M+, depending on lot size and proximity to the resort corridor.

Why do buyers in this area specifically want single-level living?

Elevation is the big one — Kimball Junction sits around 6,500 feet, and stairs combined with thinner air wear on older buyers and anyone with mobility concerns. Single-level homes also simplify snow management, since you're not climbing exterior stairs in January, and they're easier to lock up and leave for second-home owners.

Do these homes typically have basements?

Many do. A 'single story' designation in the Park City MLS usually refers to main-level living above grade, but a finished walk-out or daylight basement is common given the rolling terrain in Silver Creek and Sun Peak. That extra lower level often adds bedrooms, a media room, or guest quarters without adding stairs to daily living.

How's the commute from Kimball Junction to Salt Lake or the resorts?

Salt Lake City and the airport are about 25-30 minutes via I-80 outside of weekend ski traffic. Canyons Village is 5 minutes away, Park City Mountain's Main Street base is 10-12 minutes, and Deer Valley's new East Village access is roughly 15 minutes. That central location is a big reason demand stays steady year-round.

Are HOA fees typical in these neighborhoods?

Yes, most subdivisions around Kimball Junction have an HOA. Silver Springs and Sun Peak fees are modest and typically cover common area maintenance and a community pool/tennis amenity. Newer gated communities run higher. Always check what snow removal on private roads is included — that detail matters more here than in most Utah markets.