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Homes with Virtual Tours in Solitude, Utah
Solitude sits at roughly 8,000 feet in Big Cottonwood Canyon, about 30 miles from downtown Salt Lake City and even closer to the SLC airport once you're down the canyon. Real estate here is small in volume — a mix of ski-in/ski-out condos at Solitude Village, townhomes near the Moonbeam base, and a handful of mountain cabins tucked along the canyon road. Most buyers shopping this market live somewhere else: Park City weekenders, out-of-state skiers from California or Texas, and second-home owners who fly in a few times a season. That's exactly why video walkthroughs and 3D Matterport tours matter here more than in a typical Salt Lake County neighborhood. Driving up the canyon during a storm cycle or UDOT closure isn't always practical, and many serious offers get written before the buyer ever sets foot in the unit.
Listings with virtual tours let you walk the floor plan, check ceiling heights in a loft, see how the ski locker entry actually functions, and gauge whether a north-facing deck gets winter sun — all from home. For Solitude specifically, that means previewing how close a condo really is to the Apex or Eagle Express lifts, what the HOA-maintained common areas look like in summer versus winter, and whether a unit has the gas fireplace and in-unit laundry that resale buyers expect at this elevation. Browse the active listings below to see which Solitude properties currently include a video or 3D tour.
May 2026 · Solitude market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Solitude right now.
Median sale
$995,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
92.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
2
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About homes with virtual tours in Solitude.
Why are virtual tours especially useful for Solitude listings? ▾
Big Cottonwood Canyon is a 45-minute drive from the valley floor in good weather and can be closed for avalanche control during storm cycles. A 3D tour lets out-of-state and Salt Lake-side buyers preview a unit without timing their visit around UDOT and weather. It also helps the many second-home buyers who shop remotely between ski trips.
What kind of virtual tours do Solitude listings typically include? ▾
Most are either Matterport 3D walkthroughs you can navigate room-by-room or produced video tours with drone footage of the building, lifts, and canyon. Higher-end ski-in/ski-out condos at Solitude Village and The Crossings almost always include one or both, since the buyer pool skews out-of-state.
Can I make an offer on a Solitude condo sight-unseen using just the virtual tour? ▾
It happens regularly here, especially during peak ski season when inventory moves fast. Most buyers still add an in-person inspection contingency, and we recommend at least one canyon visit before closing to confirm parking, ski access, and noise from the road. Your agent can also do a live FaceTime walkthrough as a middle step.
Do virtual tours show the ski access and lift proximity? ▾
Good ones do. Look for tours that include exterior video or drone footage showing the walk to Apex Express, Moonbeam, or Eagle — that distance matters a lot for daily skiing and for rental income if you plan to lease the unit through Solitude's nightly rental program.
How many active Solitude listings usually have a virtual tour attached? ▾
Solitude is a small market — often only 5 to 15 active listings at any time — and the majority of those at the condo/townhome price points include some form of virtual media. Raw land and older cabins are less likely to have one.
Does a virtual tour replace the property disclosures and HOA documents? ▾
No. The tour shows you the space, but Solitude condos have detailed HOA documents covering nightly rental rules, ski locker assignments, reserve studies, and assessment history that you'll want to read carefully. Ask your agent for the full resale packet once a specific unit interests you.