205 Main Street is a six-residence luxury condominium building at the upper end of Park City's Old Town commercial district, completed in 2016. Every residence carries three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a private heated garage with direct elevator access into the unit, and interior space ranging from 2,715 to 3,355 square feet. The building sits steps from Main Street dining, the Main Street Trolley stop, and the walk down to the Town Lift at the base of Park City Mountain.
The development was built as an ownership project with short-term rental rights intact, which means 205 Main Street functions for both primary-use second-home buyers and investor-owners running high-end nightly rental programs. Each floor plan is different. Each residence lives like a penthouse because of how the building was stacked.
Derrik Carlson has worked the Park City luxury market for nearly 20 years and tracks every 205 Main Street sale, resale, and off-market conversation. This page is maintained by Derrik Carlson at Derrik & Co., the luxury division of KW Park City Keller Williams Real Estate.
For a private tour, a pricing conversation, or a resale readout on a specific unit, call 435.200.5478.
Why Buyers Choose 205 Main Street
The building solves a specific problem in Park City's condo market. Most Main Street condo inventory is older, smaller, walk-up, and short on covered parking. 205 Main Street was built new in 2016 to a luxury single-family finish level, with three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a dedicated heated garage, and elevator access from the garage into the residence. That combination is rare in Old Town and nearly impossible to find in a six-unit building.
The second reason is location. The building sits at the upper stretch of Main Street, so most of the pedestrian and street noise of lower Main is below the building rather than at the door. Residents walk downhill into dinner and walk back up into a quiet end of the street.
The third reason is rental flexibility. Park City's Old Town zoning permits nightly rentals at 205 Main Street, which lets an owner run the residence as a high-end short-term rental during ski season and occupy it personally during shoulder season. Most ownership structures built post-2016 in comparable locations have tighter rental restrictions or hotel-condo structures that complicate personal use.
Who 205 Main Street Fits
Trade-off: Smaller square footage than a Deer Valley home at a similar price point.
Fits: Buyers who value urban convenience over acreage.
Trade-off: Town Lift feeds Park City Mountain, not Deer Valley. Buyers focused on Deer Valley access should compare Deer Crest or Empire Pass.
Fits: Park City Mountain skiers who want to skip the driveline.
Trade-off: Self-managed rentals require a local partner, and building HOA rules should be reviewed before pro-forma modeling.
Fits: Owners running a high-touch STR portfolio.
Trade-off: No yard, no golf, no ski-in/ski-out at the door.
Fits: Owners ready to simplify and shift toward walk-everywhere living.
Floor Plans and Finishes
The six residences share a common architectural language but no two share a floor plan. Interior square footage runs from 2,715 to 3,355, with most residences in the 2,900 to 3,100 range. Every residence is three bedrooms and four bathrooms, with a private entry, a heated garage, and elevator access from the garage directly into the unit. One residence has elevator access from the garage to a private rooftop deck, which is a distinguishing feature buyers should ask about by unit.
Interior finishes are mountain contemporary. Wood and tile flooring, gas fireplaces, chef-style kitchens with custom cabinetry, stone and wood exteriors, radiant heat, central air, and prewired computer networking are standard across the building. Views are of upper and lower Main Street and the surrounding Wasatch Back ridgelines.
Private tours coordinated around current ownership schedules. Off-market availability discussed by phone.
Call 435.200.5478Location and Walkability
205 Main Street sits in Park City's MLS Area 01 Old Town. From the building entry, the walk to the Town Lift at the base of Main Street is downhill through the historic commercial core, past restaurants, galleries, and the Main Street Trolley stop. The return uphill walk is the trade-off and is worth flagging for buyers sensitive to altitude or mobility.
Grocery, gas, and big-box errands are a short drive to Kimball Junction or Quinn's Junction. Salt Lake City International Airport is roughly 35 to 40 minutes by car in normal conditions, longer on storm days. Deer Valley Resort main entry is a short drive to Snow Park Lodge.
Nightly Rental Rules, HOA, and Parking
Old Town zoning permits nightly rentals at 205 Main Street, which is a material distinction from some newer Park City developments that restrict rental frequency or require hotel-condo programs. Owners have historically run personal rental programs and third-party managed programs, and both structures work at this building.
HOA dues are billed monthly and cover building insurance, exterior and common-area maintenance, grounds, elevator servicing, and the building reserve fund. Current HOA figures shift over time as reserve studies update, so buyers should ask for the latest reserve study, the prior twelve months of operating statements, and the current monthly assessment before writing an offer. Call 435.200.5478 for the current figure and the last reserve study summary.
Parking is one heated garage stall per residence, accessed from Main Street, with direct elevator service from the garage into the unit. Guest parking at the building is limited, and Old Town street parking is seasonal and regulated. Buyers planning to host more than two vehicles should plan around that constraint.
Current 205 Main Street Listings
The active 205 Main Street inventory below pulls live from the Park City MLS. If the list shows zero, the building is fully owner-occupied at this moment. In a six-unit building, that state is common and does not mean nothing is available. Off-market conversations are the real inventory at this scale.
205 Main St Condo Listings for Sale
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205 Main Street Compared to Nearby Old Town Condo Buildings
Park City's Old Town is home to a small set of luxury condo buildings that compete for the same buyer. 205 Main Street stacks up differently from each of them in ways worth naming directly.
Off-Market Inventory and Resale Patterns
A six-residence building trades quietly. Original sellout happened in two phases between late 2016 and late 2017, and subsequent resales have come through a small pool of local brokers and through direct neighbor-to-neighbor conversations. Public listings undercount what actually moves, and price points on resales have varied significantly by floor, by exposure, and by whether the residence is the single unit with rooftop deck access.
Buyers targeting 205 Main Street should be in the conversation before a unit hits the portals. That means a relationship with a broker who is already inside the building's ownership group, not a cold inquiry after a listing appears. Derrik Carlson has worked this corridor since before the building was completed. Call 435.200.5478 to discuss which residences are quietly available and which owners are nearest to a transaction.
205 Main Street FAQ
How many condos are at 205 Main Street?
205 Main Street contains six residences. The building was completed in 2016 and has not added or removed units since.
Are 205 Main Street condos approved for nightly rental?
Yes. 205 Main Street sits in Park City Old Town zoning, which permits nightly rental. Owners have historically run both self-managed and third-party-managed short-term rental programs at the building.
What is the size range of the residences?
Interior square footage runs from 2,715 to 3,355 square feet. Every residence is three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Floor plans are all different, and one residence has private rooftop deck elevator access.
Does every residence have a private garage?
Yes. Each of the six residences has a private heated one-car garage with direct elevator access from the garage into the unit. Guest parking is limited and most visitors should expect street parking.
How close is the Town Lift from 205 Main Street?
The walk from 205 Main Street down Main Street to the Town Lift at Park City Mountain is short and downhill. The return is uphill and is worth considering for buyers sensitive to altitude or mobility.
What does the HOA cover and how often is it billed?
HOA dues are billed monthly. They cover building insurance, exterior maintenance, grounds, elevator servicing, common-area upkeep, and the reserve fund. Current figures shift over time, so buyers should request the latest reserve study and the prior twelve months of statements before writing an offer.
Can I buy a 205 Main Street condo off-market?
It happens regularly. Six-unit buildings move quietly, and public listings undercount actual availability. A buyer with a standing relationship to a Park City luxury broker who tracks the ownership group is positioned to see opportunities before they list.
What is the architectural style at 205 Main Street?
Mountain Contemporary. Exteriors combine stone and wood siding. Interiors feature wood and tile flooring, gas fireplaces, custom cabinetry, radiant heat, and central air. Finish level is single-family luxury inside a stacked building.
Related Park City Pages
For wider context on Park City's luxury and Old Town inventory:
- Park City Real Estate, the full market hub
- Old Town Properties for Sale, the parent Old Town hub
- Park City Condos for Sale, the condo property-type hub
- Park City Luxury Real Estate, the ultra-high-end hub
- King's Crown Real Estate, the primary sibling comparison building
- Park City Market Report, current market data
- Selling a Park City Home, for owners considering a 205 Main Street listing conversation
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