Category Archives: Utah Living

9 Backyard Pools to Soak Up the Summer Sun along the Wasatch Front!

If there’s one desirable feature most everyone desires in a lavish home—it’s a pool to call their own. Summer is upon us, which means backyard barbecues and dips in the pool. Some high-end homes offer a lot more in the backyard than a patch of grass and a kiddie pool. Here are 9 high-end properties for sale along the Wasatch Front with pools to soak up the sun with!

The Land of Golden Dreams – $19,500,000
1886 S Geneva Rd, Orem, Utah 84058

One of a Kind – $5,850,000
661 N Saddle Hill Rd, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
 

Stunning Remodel of a Classic Estate – $3,490,000
378 E Capitol Oaks Ln, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102

2.76 acres of manicured heaven in Holladay – $5,500,000
5019 S Cottonwood Lane, Holladay, Utah 84117

Refined Mountain Estate – $3,500,000
686 Country Court, North Salt Lake, Utah 84054

 

Newly Renovated Contemporary Masterpiece – $2,999,900
3081 E Carrigan Canyon Dr, Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
 

Beautiful 2-Story In Coveted Harvard/Yale Neighborhood – $1,100,000
1506 E Harvard Ave, Salt Lake City, Utah 84105

Beautiful Holladay home close to schools – $949,900
2134 E Cumberland Dr, Holladay, Utah 84124

Spacious, Warm and Inviting Custom Home – $739,000
2378 South 550 West Syracuse, Utah 84075

7 Backyard Pools to Soak Up the Summer Sun in Southern Utah!

If there’s one desirable feature most everyone desires in a lavish home—it’s a pool to call their own. Summer is upon us, which means backyard barbecues and dips in the pool. Some high-end homes offer a lot more in the backyard than a patch of grass and a kiddie pool. Here are 7 million-dollar properties for sale in Southern Utah with pools to soak up the sun with!

Superb One-Level Living at it’s Finest – $2,288,000
2548 N Chaco Trail #39 St. George, Utah 84770 United States
The Ultimate Family or Corporate Retreat – $1,997,000
1747 S View Point Dr St. George, Utah 84790
Captivating Contemporary – $1,495,000
275 Shinava Dr Ivins, Utah 84738
Stunning Red Rock Views with Pool – $1,476,500
4683 N Petroglyph Dr, St. George, Utah 84770
Zion River Sanctuary – $1,450,000
98 Bridge Rd Rockville, Utah 84763
Newly Built Single Level Home in the Ledges – $1,199,900
4584 N Painted Sky Dr St. George, Utah 84770
Elements of Nature – $1,078,000
2048 Chettro Trail St. George, Utah 84770 United States

Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Third Week in February 2018

Highlights from this week’s top news stories on luxury and global real estate, art, collectibles and home.

2533 Geronimo Court – Park City, Utah | Listed by Christine Grenney

Look Inside the $24 Million Mansion That Cafe Bustelo Built – Bloomberg Pursuits

Inside Tommy Hilfiger’s $50 million penthouse – Fox

Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty Expands Presence in Southern California – The Ocean County Register

Capture the carnival: six homes in the heart of festivals – Financial Times

10 Vineyard Homes You Can Actually Move Into – Elle Decor

L.A. Home With Human Aquarium Seeks $28 Million – Wall Street Journal

Bijan Menswear Scion Lists Los Angeles Home for $2.95 Million – Mansion Global

Five reasons to live in Barcelona, Spain – Financial Times

$26.75 million Medina mansion is priciest Seattle-area home sale ever – Seattle Times

Which Penthouse Comes Out on Top? – Wall Street Journal

Opulent Friendswood mansion is a dream home for the whole family – Houston Chronicle

Atlanta’s former railway drives growth through the neighborhoods – Financial Times

West Hills in Southwest Portland Offers Laid-Back Luxury – Mansion Global

Indian HNIs third-largest buyers in US luxury real estate:  Report – Economic Times

From Bel-Air to Encino, a look at L.A. County’s high-water home sales in January – Los Angeles Times

Buenos Aires properties level off after steep rises – Financial Times

Eureka Valley home affords grand views, sumptuous finishes – San Francisco Chronicle

Sotheby’s Enlists New Power for Its Watches and Jewelry Division – New York Times

Extraordinary Exposure: 69 White Pine Canyon gets Nod from Wall Street Journal

It’s an exciting day here at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty. Energy levels are high and copies of today’s Wall Street Journal are being passed about, photographed and shared all around. The bottom line: extraordinary properties deserve extraordinary exposure and we take pride in offering our clientele, at all price points, an unrivaled marketing experience.

The Story:
69 White Pine Canyon is one of Park City’s most coveted properties, owned by Skullcandy founder, Rick Alden. Sitting on over 5 acres, with direct access to both the 9990 and Peak 5 lifts, 69 White Pine Canyon is pretty much heaven on earth to winter enthusiasts all over the globe.

Marketing and positioning a property for sale of this magnitude is no small feat, so our in-house marketing and creative team went to work — and fast. First, killer photography. Second, produce a lifestyle film. And finally, call the press.

With a full exclusive in today’s Wall Street Journal and pickups on Unofficial Networks, Mansion Global, and Transworld (just to name a few) — we are excited to announce our newest Park City listing: 69 White Pine Canyon.

 

Groundbreaking of the new Luxury Residences at Goldener Hirsch Inn in Deer Valley, Utah

GoldenerHirsch-ModernLogo-8-500The Goldener Hirsch Inn is nestled in the heart of Deer Valley Resort’s Silver Lake Village and is one of Park City’s premier small luxury hotels. This European-style mountainside lodge, named for the Hotel Goldener Hirsch in Salzburg, Austria, has just 20 rooms allowing it to offer intimate, personalized services alongside five star amenities.

The unique, boutique Goldener Hirsch Inn is the only family-owned luxury hotel in Deer Valley Resort. Since 1992 it has been owned and operated by the philanthropic Eccles family whose roots date back to the late 1800’s and who have been part of the development of Utah and skiing since then.

As the first of its kind in over a decade for Silver Lake Village at Deer Valley, a new real estate opportunity is about to be unveiled. Located on the last remaining parcel in Silver Lake Village, the Goldener Hirsch Residences features an Olson Kundig design of a mountain modern ski lodge with thirty-nine luxury condominiums, from studios to three bedroom plans. A bridge plaza will connect the new Residences to the iconic Goldener Hirsch Inn. Amenities include a front check-in desk and concierge, lobby and library lounge, conference room with outdoor patio and fire pits, 2 levels of underground parking, rooftop pool and hot tub with amazing views, ski locker room, game room, après-ski lounge, konditorei and the renowned Goldener Hirsch Restaurant.

The Eccles family of Utah, in partnership with Utah Development & Construction, LLC, is proud to present their highly talented development team combining the most skilled professionals. This extraordinary team of award-winning firms is what will make the Residences an outstanding addition to Deer Valley.

TAL-Studio has been selected as the interior design firm for the Goldener Hirsch. The founder of TAL-Studio, Todd-Avery Lenahan is regarded as one of the hospitality design industry’s most progressive thought leaders with a unique breadth and depth in the hospitality consulting industry. Partnering with Olson Kundig, Think Architecture is a diversified architecture, land planning and construction management services firm based in Utah. Another prominent Utah company, Okland Construction has been selected as the builder and has already begun construction of the Residences.

Deer Valley Resort is proud to have been selected to manage the Goldener Hirsch Inn & Residences. Deer Valley Resort’s award winning customer service combined with their skilled and dedicated professional property managers are a winning team committed to providing the highest level of personalized service to each owner. At the center of the ski resort, and with such a high level of design, Deer Valley anticipates the Goldener Hirsch Residences to become a flagship property for the resort.

Located mid-mountain nestled below the commanding Bald Mountain, you’ll find the secluded Silver Lake Village – a model for a true ski-in/out alpine village with walkability to dining, shopping and skiing. Silver Lake Village is home to the award-winning Mariposa restaurant in winter as well as the Royal Street Café, which features al fresco scenic mountain dining in the summer and winter months. This cozy village serves as a four-season outdoor activities base camp for its guests, and offers a family friendly neighborhood from which you will never want to leave. Ideally situated as the heart of Deer Valley Resort, guests of the village begin and end their ski day from the most ideal location on the mountain.

A formal groundbreaking is planned for July 25th at 4 pm at the Goldener Hirsch and open house from 5-7pm.

View more information on the new residential offerings or contact the Summit Sotheby’s International Realty sales team.

Patti Wells
435-901-4300

Sean Matyja
435-901-2158

Wolf Creek Ranch… Seclusion without Isolation!

wcrWolf Creek Ranch is the kind of place where the night sky is luminous, where the elk roam as they have for generations. It’s also a place that will never change.

Located just 25 miles outside of Park City, Utah lies one of the most expansive, most sought after gated communities in all of Utah and beyond. The Ranch is situated between Bench Creek Road in Woodland and Lake Creek Road in Heber City. 

Seclusion without isolation defines the 13,000 acre Wolf Creek Ranch. Roughly the size of Manhattan, this extraordinary property has been subdivided into 80 parcels, each comprising 160 acres or more. Wolf Creek Ranch shares a seven-mile contiguous boundary on the east side of the Ranch with the Uinta National Forest, which consists of 2.2 million acres.

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From various vantage points throughout the Ranch one can see the peaks of the Uinta Mountain Range, which rise to 13,500 feet to the northeast and the Timpanogos Range, which is directly to the west. One can also view the apex of the Snowbird Resort as well as the Mayflower and Deer Crest ski runs at Deer Valley Resort. There are numerous ponds on the ranch that have been stocked with trout as well as one-mile of frontage on the Upper Provo River.

There are many amenities available to Wolf Creek Ranch owners including multiple ponds stocked with trout, fly fishing, an equestrian center, a community center complete with meeting rooms, a full concierge service and multiple trails which can be used for hiking, biking and walking. ATV and horseback riding is available in the warmer months and skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling are available all winter long. Wolf Creek Ranch is fully staffed with onsite security, a Ranch Manager and maintenance personnel to keep residents safe and the area beautiful while attending to the needs and concerns of those who live within the Wolf Creek community. Though the Ranch itself offers everything residents may need to enjoy a life of outdoor beauty and privacy, it also happens to be conveniently located along a shared border with the Uinta National Forest and mere miles from Park City’s best ski resorts, restaurants, and festivals.

A Conservation Easement has been created to protect and enhance the conservation values of the ranch.  The easement is managed by Utah Open Lands Trust, a statewide program dedicated to stewardship of large ranches that feature conservation easements.  The Conservation Easement covers 100% of the land, excluding building envelopes, roads and driveways, and common area amenities.  The intent of the Conservation Easement is to protect the Conservation Values of the property such as the natural habitat for native wildlife as well as, ecological, scenic, agricultural, aesthetic and open space values.

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Classic Western Estate Spread Across 320 Acres
1943 N Wolf Creek Ranch Rd

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 Fabulous Wolf Creek Ranch Estate
9156 E Forest Creek Rd Lot #24

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Stylish Estate With Enchanting Views
8518 E Forest Creek Rd Lot #25

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 Wolf Creek Ranch Lot with fabulous views!
2980 N Wolf Creek Ranch Rd Lot #54

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True Feeling of the Old Wild West
7367 Forest Creek Rd Lot 29

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Spectacular Wolf Creek Ranch
10350 E Forest Creek Rd Lot 47

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160 Acres of Alpine Aspen Forest
10745 E Silver Spur Lot 73

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Lovely Meadows with Canyon Views
8071 E Aspen Ridge Rd Lot 41

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Serene Private Estate
1276 N Westward Ho Lot 36

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Lot 56 at Exclusive Wolf Creek Ranch
3650 N Wolf Creek Ranch Rd Lot 56

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Introducing: The Summer Edition of Collections Magazine

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Summit Sotheby’s International Realty is excited to announce the release of the 17th edition of Collections Magazine. For this summer edition, Summit Sotheby’s International Realty’s in-house marketing team produced hand painted floral accents, a fairytale fashion editorial, and three unique regional covers to seamlessly combine Utah real estate, fashion, and art.

Collections Magazine epitomizes the passion, professionalism, and integrity of Summit Sotheby’s International Realty, its sales associates, marketing department, transaction management team, and office staff. Each of the 132 pages have been painstakingly designed with innovation and unprecedented exposure in mind. Continuing the theme of offering clients a level of unprecedented exposure, Summit Sotheby’s International Realty has partnered with Salt Lake Magazine, Utah Style and Design Magazine, Zion’s Bank Community Magazine, The St. George Spectrum, and The Salt Lake Tribune to deliver Collections Magazine directly to subscribers. These strategic partnerships are in addition to the over 265 distribution locations where Collections Magazine is on display and available for pickup.

“Collections Magazine is a pictorial illustration of what we do at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty. To have a magazine that encapsulates our creativity, our passion, and the amazing properties we represent is really exciting,” said Thomas Wright, President and Principal Broker of Summit Sotheby’s International Realty. “With Collections Magazine you know that everyone in the state of Utah, is going to see the publication, and more importantly, experience how committed we are to quality and the homes that we represent.”

Collections Magazine has seen extensive growth and transformation since its inception in 2009. This growth is due in-part to the brokerage’s definition of luxury: luxury represents high quality service, knowledge, and experience that every client receives regardless of area or price point. This definition is certainly reflected throughout the pages of Collections Magazine, proudly displaying the brokerage’s active listings from all across the state and at all price points. “Our sales associates provide their clients such a high level of service. Because of their efforts the Summit Sotheby’s International Realty brand continues to expand throughout the state,” said Joe Averett, Vice President of Communications. “I’ve seen the magazine grow from 20,000 copies to over 115,000 copies and our page count increase from 24 pages to 132 pages. We couldn’t be more thrilled to present the 17th edition to our sales associates, our clients, and our community.”

Distribution of Collections Magazine began this week, hitting pickup locations and mailboxes state-wide. A digital version can be found on the Summit Sotheby’s International Realty website: summitsothebysrealty.com. For more information on how to have your property featured within the pages of Collections Magazine, contact your local Summit Sotheby’s International Realty sales associate.

Please enjoy our three digital editions below.
Park City
Cover Shot at 10015 N Summit View Drive

Salt Lake
Cover Shot at 1220 Yale Avenue

Southern Utah
Cover Shot at our St. George Office

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Summer Begins at Park City Mountain May 26th!

The sun is shining, temperatures are warm, and the snow is melting! Summer will be here before we know it. Full time residents always say they arrived in Park City due to the epic winters but stayed because of the one-of-a-kind summers.

Park City Mountain has just released their summer operations schedule, so be sure to pin, save, or share this post so you don’t miss any of the resort’s events!

Highlights

  • Canyons Golf Opens for the Summer Season on May 26th
  • Canyons Village Summer Operations Begin June 16th
  • Park City Base Area Summer Operations Begin May 26th
  • Summer Farmers Market at Canyons Village Parking Lot Begins May 24th (every Wednesday)
Image courtesy of Park City Mountain

Image courtesy of Park City Mountain

Family Fun at the Park City Base Area
Beginning May 26, Park City Mountain will offer a variety of outdoor summer activities for families and adventure-seekers at the Park City Base Area including:

Image courtesy of Park City Mountain

Image courtesy of Park City Mountain

Mountain Adventures at Canyons Village
The Canyons Village Base Area will begin operations on Friday, June 16. Activities include:

Scenic Mountain Dining
Guests of Park City will find a variety of al fresco and farm-to-table dining options across the resort this summer. Jupiter Java and Crescent Burger will open on May 26 at the Park City Base Area and Legends Bar and Grill will serve lunch and dinner seven days a week beginning June 2. Red Pine Lodge, located at the top of the Red Pine Gondola, will serve lunch daily beginning June 16. The Farm and Red Tail Grill will open in late-June following the completion of the Grand Summit renovation. For more information on summer dining, visit http://www.parkcitymountain.com/activities/dining.

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Park City Mountain Summer Events
Park City Mountain will host a series of outdoor events this summer for all ages to enjoy. The fun kicks off on June 16 with the Kids Adventure Games, an adventure challenge course designed and run especially for kids ages six through 14. On June 24, Park City Mountain’s Summer Concert Series returns to Canyons Village with the first of five free summer concerts held on select Saturdays through September 2. It’s the perfect venue to enjoy Park City’s gorgeous mountain views and warm summer evenings. On July 4th, Park City Mountain will host its annual 4th of July Celebration with free music and activities at the Park City Base Area followed by a community fireworks show. Later in summer, The North Face Endurance Challenge Series returns to Park City Mountain for the fourth year on September 23-24. Guests can also enjoy the weekly Park City Farmers’ Market which is held in the Cabriolet Parking Lot at Canyons Village every Wednesday beginning May 24. The full schedule of free summer concerts and events at Park City Mountain will be announced shortly. For more information visit http://www.parkcitymountain.com/events.

Summit Sotheby’s International Realty Update for April 2017

2017 Summit Sotheby’s International Realty Cares

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Sothebys Cares 2017

Summit Sotheby’s International Realty and its sales associates recently donated $70,000 to local Summit, Wasatch & Salt Lake County non-profits via its philanthropic 501(c)3 group called “Summit Sotheby’s International Realty Cares”.

During the month of March, Summit Sotheby’s International Realty offices around the state held their annual SSIR Cares Presentations. Each year, agents work together to make personal donations and raise money to help benefit both local and national non-profit organizations. The presentations were an emotional display of the passion our sales associates have for their communities. In total, 35 non-profits were presented checks resulting in over $70,000 of donations.

“Thanks to all of our sales associates and vendors, we are thrilled to be able to benefit these 35 local non-profit organizations,” Summit Sotheby’s International Realty President and Principal Broker Thomas Wright said.

“I am very happy that our organization can do so much good by spreading our donations across such a cross-section of local non-profits. Giving to these non-profits, and the others that we have contributed to over the years, makes it all worthwhile at the end of the day,” said Wright. “These contributions demonstrate how seriously Summit Sotheby’s International Realty regards its efforts to make a difference in the local community.”

About SSIR Cares: When you work with Summit Sotheby’s International Realty, you are supporting non-profit organizations in our local community. At the close of every escrow, our sales associates and real estate brokerage firm voluntarily donate a portion of their earnings to local 501(c)3 non-profits. We refer to the funds donated as “Summit Sotheby’s International Realty Cares.” Through this program and fundraising events like our “Summit Sotheby’s International Realty Cares Golf Tournament”, Summit SIR provides its agents, as well as clients and vendors, the opportunity to participate in giving back to the local community.

Benefiting Non-Profits: The Park City Foundation, Forever Young Foundation, Park City Education Foundation, Peace House, Planned Parenthood Association, Mountain Town Music, Mountain Trails Foundation, PC Foundation, directed to PCHS Bands KPCW, Blue Angels Foundation, UtahPresents, University of Utah, Nuzzles & Co., Pet Rescue & Adoption, Summit Land Conservancy, Huntsman Cancer Center, Paws for Life Utah, Park City Lacrosse Organization, Utah Symphony & Opera, Park City High School, PC Reads, KUED, Utah Open Lands/Bonanza Flats, Holy Cross Ministries, National Ability Center, and Recycle Utah were presented checks in our Park City presentation. Planned Parenthood, Volunteers of America, Curesearch Children’s Cancer,  Ride to Cure Diabetes, Huntsman Cancer Institute, MS Ride – Fee Fee’s Flyers Team, Children’s Center, Christmas Box, Choice Humanitarian, Make A Wish Foundation, and Handful of hope attended our presentation in Salt Lake City to receive their checks.

Our New Story Partnership

The Sotheby’s International Realty® brand is proud to announce that it has partnered with New Story, a non-profit organization that puts 100% of donations toward transforming dangerous living environments into communities of safe, sustainable homes, for $6,000 a home.

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Why did we choose New Story as a partner?

  • 100% of donations go directly to the field. They operate with completely separate overhead cost so every dollar donated goes straight to building homes.
  • Donors have the ability to see the exact family they’re sponsoring, along with the supplies and costs their donation is covering. In the beginning, the donor receives a photo of the family and their story. When the home is completed, they are delivered a move-in video to share in the excitement of this incredible effort.
  • They hire local labor and buy domestic materials to boost the country’s economy. New Story does more than build houses – they provide jobs and economic stability for the communities they service.

Watch this video to get a closer look at New Story, who was just named one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Companies” for 2017 in their not-for-profit sector.

Click here to learn more about New Story and meet the Guillaume family from Haiti, the recipients of the Sotheby’s International Realty donation.

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A Local’s Guide to Sundancing Like a Pro

Ahhh Sundance… It’s the time of year where our small mountain town of Park City swells beyond capacity and ski bums are replaced with film makers, actors, and party hoppers from around the world.

While some locals roll their eyes at the thought of the 10-day film festival, I prefer to embrace the visitors and take advantage of the unique opportunity the festival provides to those who seek some fun, culture, and empty ski resorts.

Before I joined the creative crew here at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty, I was at the helm of a local television station which exposed me to not only the business of Sundance but to the social and musical happenings surrounding the festival. Instead of hoarding all of my “insider” (ha!) information, I figure, why not put together a guide on how to navigate Sundance like a pro-wannabe.

So without further adieu I present to you: Tiffany’s Tips For Enjoying Sundance.

  • Leave Your Expectations At Home

The second you leave your house expecting to see Julia Roberts or party with Robert Redford is the second you’re setting yourself up for disappointment. Instead, leave your house excited to walk around and see what the day has in store for you. Truth be known, you’re more likely to see someone famous (if this is a must for you) at the grocery store on Park Ave than you are scouring Main Street acting like a reporter.

  • Driving Is For Tourists

I know… I know… You have a secret parking spot that no one has ever parked in for any event, ever. Don’t do it. You will get towed. In fact, the tow truck company is around the corner waiting for you to get cute. You’ve been warned.

Instead of feeling frustrated in traffic, or worse, paying $45 to park, take an UBER or hop on the free Park City Bus. You can find information on the free Park City bus here. For your app users, download MyStop for an interactive transit guide.

  • Choose to Visit Main Street Opening Weekend

Opening weekend of Sundance is the busiest time for the festival. All of the lounges, gifting suites, and “experiences” are running around the clock. Even though it is busy, this is the best time to go for a walk, enjoy some of the lounges, and even pick up some free swag. If you’re into event merchandise, stop by the Sundance Film Festival store to pick up shirts, hats, etc. as they will be fully stocked with all colors and sizes.

Some lounges, including the festival BaseCamp, require a credential, but don’t let that discourage you, there are plenty of spots throughout the Sundance Village (lower main) and Main Street welcoming all for a warm cup of coffee, a free meal, indie film discussion, or even some live music.

  • Don’t Freak Out Over Getting Tickets

Every year I hear about people having epic meltdowns over Sundance Film Festival tickets. Don’t be that guy or girl. While some films enter the festival with tons of hype and a purchase agreement, the festival plays host to more films than you could watch in a weekend of a Netflix coma. Keep an eye on Facebook Marketplace, twitter or on the Park City Yard Sale Groups. Locals sell tickets constantly and as the festival progresses you can often find tickets for free just by staying calm. Alternatively, there are films screening in Provo and Salt Lake City that often offer easier access.

Pro tip from Anelise (ad manger): Waitlist tickets.

  • Bust out a 20 Spot and Get Tickets to the New Frontier

The New Frontier is always my favorite part of the festival. Virtual reality, tech-centric filmmaking, and user experiences abound for those who enter the New Frontier. While it is a popular spot, you can secure tickets for an hour experience for $20-$25 depending on the date in which you choose to attend. Tickets are available via sundance.org.

  • Go Skiing

For those of you who know me, it isn’t any secret that my goal in life (outside of changing the world through creative media and redefining the way real estate is marketed) is to ski as often as possible. Skiing during the Sundance Film Festival resembles that of owning your own resort, with you and handful of your friends being the only skiers or snowboarders on the mountain. With some snow in the forecast, plan on taking a break from the festival’s chaos with some pow turns at either of Park City’s world class resorts.

  • Watch In The Can

So I’m a little biased, but rightfully so. If you’re a film buff and want the true insider look into the business of Sundance and the filmmaking process, tune your TVs to Park City Television from 9-10am daily. Each day hosts Terry and Wendy interview the famous, the unknowns, the darlings, and the boundary pushers who make Sundance the film festival to rival all film festivals.

So, that’s it. A little bit of insider information packaged with some good ole’ common sense. So get out there and have a good time. I look forward to seeing your photos, celebrity selfies from Dan’s, and film reviews. Happy Sundancing, Park City!