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New Listings in Solitude, Utah
Solitude Mountain Resort sits at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, about 30 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, and the real estate here has always moved on its own clock. Inventory is thin — condos at Solitude Village, townhomes at Silver Fork, and the occasional cabin or lot in the canyon rarely sit long once priced right, so new listings matter more here than almost anywhere else on the Wasatch Front. A property that hits the market this week can be under contract before it shows up in a typical weekend search, especially anything ski-in/ski-access to the resort's lifts or near the Nordic center at Silver Lake.
Because Big Cottonwood is a protected watershed canyon, the supply of buildable land is fixed by design — no major new subdivisions are coming, which keeps demand pointed at whatever resale inventory surfaces. That includes older A-frame cabins from the canyon's mining and ski-lodge era, newer construction near the village base, and condo units in buildings like Solitude Village Inn or Creekside. Watching new listings closely is really the only way to catch these before they're gone, since many transactions here happen through word of mouth and repeat buyers before a listing even gets much market exposure. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
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 new listings in Solitude.
How often do new listings come up in Solitude? ▾
Solitude typically has very few active listings at any given time — often under a dozen across the whole canyon. New listings might appear only a handful of times a month, so checking frequently or setting up an alert matters more here than in a larger market.
Are most new listings condos or cabins? ▾
It's a mix, but condos and townhomes near the resort base and Silver Fork make up the bulk of what comes to market. Standalone cabins do appear, especially older canyon properties, but they're less frequent and tend to draw more attention when they list.
Why does Solitude have so little inventory compared to other Utah ski towns? ▾
Big Cottonwood Canyon is a protected culinary watershed, which restricts new development and keeps the total number of properties essentially capped. Unlike Park City or the Heber Valley, there's no pipeline of new subdivisions feeding fresh inventory into the market.
How fast do new listings in Solitude go under contract? ▾
Well-priced properties, particularly anything with ski access or year-round road access, can go under contract within days. Winter listings especially move fast since buyers want to close before ski season.
Do new listings in Solitude include year-round access, or are some seasonal? ▾
Most properties in the resort village area have year-round paved access, but some cabins further up canyon side roads can have limited winter access depending on snow removal. It's worth asking specifically about road maintenance and UDOT avalanche closures for any given address.
What price range are new listings typically in? ▾
Condos generally start in the mid $400s and range upward past $1M for larger or newer units, while cabins and homes can run from the $700s into multiple millions depending on size, lot, and proximity to the lifts. Prices swing more than in valley markets because so few comparable sales happen each year.