1737 E VIEWSIDE CIR, Hideout, UT 84036
- $1,399,000
1737 E VIEWSIDE CIR, Hideout, UT 84036
- $1,399,000
Description
Now offered at an outstanding value, this beautifully maintained mountain retreat combines timeless design, thoughtful updates, and an inviting, oasis-like setting just minutes from Deer Valley’s East Village and Park City. Enveloped by lush custom landscaping, tranquil fountains, and private outdoor living spaces, the home offers a rare sense of peace and privacy. Inside, 3,293 square feet of thoughtfully designed living includes a highly desirable main-level primary suite, new quartz countertops throughout, open-concept gathering spaces, and a spacious lower-level family room, all ideal for entertaining family and friends. Perfectly situated on a quiet cul-de-sac with a flat driveway and easy access to Deer Valley skiing, Jordanelle Reservoir, Park City’s Main Street, golf, hiking, and biking, this home is equally well suited as a full-time residence, second home, or lock-and-leave retreat. Beautifully updated, meticulously maintained, and now priced to represent one of the area’s best values, this is a remarkable opportunity to enjoy the Park City lifestyle in one of its most desirable and fastest-growing communities.
Address
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Address: 1737 E VIEWSIDE CIR
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City: Hideout
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State/county: UT
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Zip/Postal Code: 84036
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Country: US
Details
Updated on July 28, 2026 at 5:15 pm-
Property ID 2159299
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Price $1,399,000
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Property Size 3293 sqft
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Land Area 0.05 sqft
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Bedrooms 3
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Rooms 13
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Bathrooms 3
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Garages 2.0
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Garage Size x x
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Year Built 2017
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Property Type Townhouse, Residential
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Property Status Active
Additional details
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Listing Terms Cash, Conventional
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Association Fee 718.0
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Roof Asphalt, Metal
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Utilities Natural Gas Connected,Electricity Connected,Sewer Connected,Water Connected
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Sewer Sewer: Connected
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Cooling Central Air
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Heating Electric,Forced Air
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Flooring Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Tile
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County Wasatch
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Property Type Residential
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Elementary School Midway
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Middle School Rocky Mountain
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High School Wasatch
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Architectural Style Stories: 2