ONE HOME SOLD IN GLENWILD IN FIRST QUARTER 2025.
Glenwild Homes
One home sold in Glenwild during the first quarter, and one was pending sale at the end of the quarter. The home that traded was located at 8035 Glenwild Drive and was listed at $4,395,000. The pending sale was 7825 Purple Sage, listed at $4,900,000. The first quarter is typically the lowest in terms of transaction activity in Glenwild, and this was similar to the activity during the first quarter in 2024. As of March 31, 2025 there were six homes listed for sale in Glenwild at prices ranging from $5,995,000 up to $12,000,000. A link to the active listings in Glenwild can be found here.
Glenwild Land
The first quarter was quiet in terms of land activity in Glenwild. No lots traded, and no lots were pending sale at the end of the quarter. As of March 31, 2025, there were two Glenwild lots actively listed for sale. Lot 101 at 7152 Lupine was listed at $1,495,000, and lot 161 at 295 Hollyhock was listed at $1,500,000. A link to the active land listings in Glenwild can be viewed here. As Glenwild continues to become more built out, land opportunities are becoming more scarce, with approximately 20 lots in the 194 lot community sitting vacant.
Homes Surrounding Glenwild
The Preserve – The home at 376 W Deer Hill Road sold during the first quarter and was listed at $5,375,000. At the end of the quarter, no homes were pending sale, and three homes were actively listed at prices ranging from $6.2 up to $9.9 million.
Two lots traded in The Preserve during the first quarter, and both lots were listed at over $2 million. Lots 62 and 44 traded hands. At the end of the quarter, three lots were actively listed for sale at prices ranging from $2.0 to $2.1 million.
Goshawk Ranch – The only active home listing in Goshawk ranch is currently pending sale. That is the home at 385 W Goshawk Ranch Road listed at $14.9 million on a 20 acre lot.
No lots traded hands in Goshawk Ranch during the fist quarter, and no lots were actively listed for sale at the end of the quarter.
Ranches at The Preserve – No homes in Ranches at The Preserve traded during the first quarter or were pending sale. One home at 1355 W Red Hawk Trail was actively listed at the end of the quarter at $5.6 million.
No lots in Ranches at The Preserve traded during the first quarter, and none were pending sale. At the end of the quarter, four lots were listed for sale at prices ranging from $1.65 million up to $1.795 million.
Stagecoach Estates – The only active listing of a home in Stagecoach Estates sold during the first quarter. That was the home at 9793 N Basin Canyon listed at $3.375 million.
No lots sold in Stagecoach Estates during the first quarter of 2025. At the end of the quarter, two lots were listed for sale at $690,000 and $695,000.
Wohali – is one of the Park City area’s newest golf course communities. Located in Coalville north of I-80, the community offers an exclusive selection of luxury real estate within a 1,200-acre community. The development features 428 total residences with 303 semi-custom homes and 125 estate home lots. The European-inspired architecture of the semi-custom homes emphasizes both luxury and environmental harmony, using high-end materials and energy-efficient technologies. Homebuyers can expect expansive living spaces with open floor plans, large windows, and sophisticated finishes. Additionally, Wohali Park City offers private, gated access for enhanced security and privacy, making it ideal for those seeking exclusivity. The community is designed for those who value a high-quality lifestyle, with access to world-class amenities like a Dave Boyden designed golf course called the Eagle Course, a wellness center, proximity to Park City’s renowned ski resorts, and access to on-site backcountry skiing making it a sought-after destination for luxury real estate buyers. Pictured below, Wohali.

Park City Golf Communities Comparison

Homes – When comparing the average home price in each of these communities to the average prices for 1Q 2024, some communities have seen prices rise, while others have seen prices pull back. It’s difficult to make judgement on Glenwild and Victory Ranch as they only had one transaction close in the first quarter. The same goes for Wohali where no sales closed in the first quarter. However, pricing pulled back in Promontory versus the first quarter last year, while the average sales prices in Tuhaye and Red Ledges have increased.
Land – The amount of land sales and lots listed for sale in the various golf course communities during the first quarter of 2025 was similar to that during the first quarter of 2024. As these communities become more built out, land is becoming more scarce, and prices in each of the communities is generally rising. Glenwild had no sales during the first, quarter, and Promontory topped the charts with 13 land closings during the quarter. Tuhaye and Promontory showed similar average sale prices at about $1.8 million.
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Molly L. Campbell
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty
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