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New Listings in Snyderville, Utah
Snyderville Basin sits just west of Park City proper, tucked between the Wasatch Back and the Uinta foothills at roughly 6,500 feet in elevation. Unlike the resort-core zip codes that dominate Park City headlines, Snyderville offers a quieter, more residential feel while still delivering quick access to the ski runs at Park City Mountain and Deer Valley, the Rails-to-Trails corridor, and the steadily growing commercial corridor along S.R. 224. Neighborhoods like Pinebrook, Jeremy Ranch, Glenwild, and Sun Peak each have a distinct character — ranging from high-end golf and gated communities to family-friendly subdivisions where kids ride bikes to trailheads. Median home prices across the Basin have generally ranged from the upper $700s for townhomes to well above $2 million for single-family detached homes, reflecting the area's proximity to world-class recreation without the full Park City postal address premium.
Because Snyderville is a desirable, lower-inventory market, new listings move quickly — sometimes within days of hitting the MLS, particularly in the spring and fall shoulder seasons when buyers are most active. Inventory tends to thin out in deep winter when owners are skiing, then spikes slightly in late spring as sellers prepare for the summer market. Watching new listings as they appear gives you the earliest shot at properties before open houses fill up and competing offers arrive. The Basin is served by the Park City School District, one of the highest-rated districts in Utah, which consistently draws families relocating from the Wasatch Front and out of state. Browse the active listings below to see what has most recently come to market in Snyderville.
August 2026 · Snyderville market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Snyderville right now.
Median sale
$4,750,000
1 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
33 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
95.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
6
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Snyderville.
What neighborhoods make up the Snyderville Basin area? ▾
Snyderville Basin is an unincorporated area of Summit County that includes established neighborhoods such as Pinebrook, Jeremy Ranch, Sun Peak, Glenwild, Fox Point at Redstone, and portions of Silver Springs. Each neighborhood has its own HOA, amenities, and price range, so 'Snyderville' can mean anything from a $750,000 townhome near the Redstone shopping center to a $4 million custom home on the Glenwild Golf Course.
How fast do new listings in Snyderville typically go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes in Snyderville Basin, especially single-family detached properties under $1.5 million, frequently go under contract within one to two weeks of hitting the MLS. The market is driven by a limited housing supply, consistent demand from out-of-state buyers, and a near-zero land supply for new construction in the most desirable sub-neighborhoods. Setting up an MLS alert and being pre-approved before a listing appears is essentially a requirement in this market.
Is Snyderville part of Park City for school and address purposes? ▾
Most of Snyderville Basin falls within Summit County and carries Park City, UT 84098 mailing addresses, which means residents are served by the Park City School District — the same district as Park City proper. Parley's Park Elementary, Ecker Hill Middle School, and Park City High School serve most of the Basin. The 84098 zip code is distinct from the 84060 zip code used in Old Town Park City, and homes here often carry lower price tags than their resort-core counterparts.
What's the commute like from Snyderville to Salt Lake City? ▾
Snyderville sits roughly 28–32 miles from downtown Salt Lake City via I-80, a drive that typically runs 35–45 minutes outside of peak hours. During winter storms or the Friday-afternoon ski traffic that clogs Parley's Canyon, that same drive can stretch to 60–90 minutes. Many Snyderville residents work remotely or commute only a few days a week, and the Utah Transit Authority's ski bus service provides a no-drive option to Salt Lake on heavy snow days.
Are there new-construction homes available as new listings in Snyderville? ▾
True new construction in established Snyderville neighborhoods is rare because most platted lots were built out years ago. Occasional teardown-rebuilds appear in Pinebrook and Jeremy Ranch, and smaller planned developments do periodically add inventory near the Kimball Junction area. Buyers specifically seeking new construction are more likely to find options in nearby Hideout, Heber Valley, or the Jordanelle corridor than within Snyderville's core neighborhoods.
What price range should I expect for homes currently listed in Snyderville? ▾
As of recent market activity, attached townhomes and condos in Snyderville Basin generally start in the high $600,000s to low $800,000s, while single-family detached homes most commonly list between $1.2 million and $3 million depending on lot size, views, and neighborhood. Upper-tier properties in Glenwild or on large acreage parcels can exceed $5 million. Prices have moderated somewhat from the 2021–2022 peak but remain well above pre-pandemic levels due to sustained demand and tight supply.