Village Homes | Kerry Oman

VILLAGE HOMES

at Sundance Mountain Resort

Introducing the Village Homes at Sundance Mountain Resort

Nestled within the base village at Sundance Mountain Resort, the Village Homes feature six unique residences that combine the charm of Sundance Mountain Resort with luxury finishes, high end construction, and an irreplicable location with direct slopeside access. Built in the former location of Robert Redford's personal office and studio, the Village Homes are situated along the banks of the North Fork creek which provides the calming sounds and smells of a mountain stream just steps from your back deck.

Designed by Prospect Studio from Jackson Hole, WY, the Village Homes offers not just a residence, but an unparalleled mountain living experience, where direct access to the mountain and all that the resort has to offer is just outside your front door. In addition to this new project, Sundance Mountain Resort is undergoing a major transformation that includes new ski lifts, ski terrain, resort amenities, and the new Inn opening in 2026.

One Of A Kind, Small-Scale Development In The Heart Of Sundance Mountain Resort

Prime Location

Formerly the site of Robert Redford's personal office and studio, affectionately known as Bob's Cabin, this area holds a special place in the history of the resort.

• Situated just west of the Rehearsal Hall, in an intimate and private setting between the creek and the ski run

• Easy access to dining, shopping, resort activities and amenities, immerse yourself in the charm of Village Homes

• Direct access to the mountain makes these properties rare ski-in/ski-out residences within the resort

• Nestled along the picturesque banks of a year-round creek, the soothing sounds of water add to the natural beauty of the surroundings

Limited number

The first residential offering at the resort base in nearly three decades, this exclusive opportunity will never come around again.

• Only six properties available: four paired homes and two standalone homes

• Three distinct floor plans

Style & Design

Designed by Prospect Studio, a leading architectural firm based in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the homes will reflect the charm of Sundance Mountain Resort while incorporating elegant, mountain-modern finishes.

Features such as rough-sawn wood and stone exteriors, wood floors, and high-end appliances ensure a blend of rustic charm and contemporary luxury.

Parking

Each home will accommodate two vehicles, with A and C units offering a two-car garage, while B units will have a onecar garage and an additional assigned parking space.

Construction Timeline

Construction is anticipated to commence in late summer of 2024, with completion expected by the end of 2025.

Recent Improvements

The Village Homes is part of extensive improvements that are being made to the Sundance Mountain Resort.

• Three new ski lifts

• Three new magic carpets

• 50 acres of expanded ski terrain

• Extensive new snowmaking infrastructure

• New parking lots and roads

• Widespread improvements to the Base Village

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Upscale Finishes

We believe in the power of architecture to enhance everyday life.

The Architects: Prospect Studio

A conversation between friends

Prospect started as a conversation between friends. Partners John, Danny and Matt wanted to create a studio where people felt empowered by a collaborative practice and inspired by the spaces they designed. This vision has resulted in a place where challenges are approached with an open mind and success is measured in community value.

Each partner brings his own unique approach and experience to Prospect. John offers an intimate knowledge of the West and decades’ worth of experience, while Danny’s youthful dynamism and outside perspective energize the firm. Matt’s measured approach and technical aptitude bring even the most complex projects to life. Together, they leverage their complementary skill sets to provide the best possible solutions for their clients.

The Builders: New Star General Contractors

Deep and Abiding Passion for Building

At the heart of New Star General Contractors’ growth over the past 32 years lies a deep and abiding passion for building. This means we look at each and every step involving the design and construction process as opportunities to create something truly special. The New Star team lives and breathes hospitality resort quality, making the utmost level of craftsmanship the standard for all projects.

Commercial | Residential | Multi-Family

About Sundance Mountain Resort

Sundance Mountain Resort is located at the base of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos, in Provo Canyon, Utah. The 2,600 acre resort includes 1,862 acres of land preserved through a conservation easement and restrictive covenants, including the 316 acre Redford Family Elk Meadows Preserve.

In 1969, Robert Redford bought the land now known as Sundance Mountain Resort and envisioned the careful growth of a community committed to the balance of art, nature and community. As investors began eyeing the picturesque locale as a place to erect expansive condominiums, Redford wanted “to develop a little and preserve a great deal.” Rejecting advice from New York investors to fill the canyon with an explosion of lucrative hotels and condominiums, Redford saw his newly acquired land as an ideal locale for environmental conservation and artistic experimentation.

Many writers, directors, actors and artists have been inspired by the beauty of this canyon. Years of experimentation and refinement have ultimately resulted in what we now call Sundance Mountain Resort. It's this ability to blend process and place that makes it dynamically unique and places it on uncharted waters on a steady course all of its own. Today, Sundance Mountain Resort offers an atmosphere steeped in cultural heritage.

Our Vision

To build upon Robert Redford’s legacy as stewards of this mountain drawing inspiration from art nature, and humanity to provide a place of discovery.

Our Mission

To be a leading North American experience-driven destination that ignites the senses, nurtures the soul, inspires stewardship, and fosters creativity.

“Nature we have always with us, an inexhaustible store-house of that which moves the heart, appeals to the mind, and fires the imagination— health to the body, a stimulus to the intellect, and joy to the soul."

— John Burroughs

Listen as Robert Redford tells the story of Sundance Mountain Resort

The New Base Village at Sundance Mountain Resort

Sundance Mountain Resort has been undergoing a transformation over the past several years featuring new ski lifts, ski terrain, parking, guest amenities and updates to the base village. One of the main improvements to the resort will be a 63-room Inn, which is being built in the heart of the base village and will open for the 2025-26 ski season.

Notable recent additions to Sundance Mountain Resort:

• The Springs – Outdoor Spa Pools and Sauna

• 3 new ski lifts including the high-speed Outlaw Express

• 3 new magic carpets

• 50 Acres of Expanded Ski Terrain

• Extensive New Snowmaking Infrastructure

• Renovations to the Creekside Building and addition of The Lookout restaurant

• New Parking Lots and Roads

• Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Projects

• Various Other Improvements to Base Village (including Foundry Building)

The Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort

The new Inn features 63 guest rooms with unique views of the mountains and the creek, an all-day lounge, a reception and library space, a fitness center, ski valet and guest lockers. The project is carefully designed along both sides of the creek, which runs through the base village, and features a covered wooden bridge connecting the two structures. Additionally, the project will include new landscaping, paths and parking lots throughout the base village.

The Springs

These rest and relaxation pools are the perfect way to ease into your morning or unwind after a day on the mountain. This new amenity features two hot tubs and one large relaxation spa, plus changing rooms, and an outdoor shower. Centrally located to all lodging rooms, with incredible views of Mt Timpanogos, The Springs will be open and accessible year-round. The Springs are available to lodging guests and home owners who participate in the rental program.

Winter Activities

Alpine skiing & snowboarding

Escape to the mountains for a day of fresh powder, clean air, and stunning views. Sundance Mountain Resort offers three options for riding—season pass, the S-card, or daily lift tickets.

Ski & snowboard school

Learn how to ski or snowboard during your winter vacation with our acclaimed PSIA/ AASI Ski and Snowboard School.

Night Skiing & Snowboarding

The majority of the front mountain is open for night skiing during the winter season on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.

NORDIC CENTER Cross country skiing & Snowshoeing

The Nordic Center offers 15 kilometers of groomed cross country ski trails for both classic and skating techniques.

Snowshoers can explore 10 kilometers of dedicated trails winding through the woods providing excellent views of Mount Timpanogos and Stewart Falls.

Our certified professionals, who understand the blend of fun and skill improvement, coach classic cross country and skating techniques for beginners through competitive levels.

full moon nordic ski & snowshoe

The Nordic Center trails are open for cross country skiing and showshoeing on full moon nights during the winter season.

Night Owling

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure as you immerse yourself in the captivating world of “Night Owling.” Through live owl encounters and expert-led wildlife discussions, Night Owling brings the magic of the night to life.

Flyfishing year-round

Five minutes from Sundance Mountain Resort you’ll find one of the premier Blue Ribbon trout fisheries in the world: the Provo River.

Sundance ZipTour year-round

The third longest zipline in the United States with three spans, traveling 1.8 miles, and boasting the most vertical drop of any zipline in the United States — over 2,100 feet!

Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.

Summer Activities

Mountain Biking

Sundance offers over 25 miles of liftserviced, single-track mountain biking with exciting terrain and breathtaking vistas.

Mountain Bike Clinics

Improve your technical skills by taking a clinic with our fun, friendly and highly-skilled staff.

Bike Rentals

If you don’t have a bike or you are interested in trying the latest in mountain bike technology, including e-bikes, Sundance Mountain Outfitters has one for you.

Provo River Scenix Bike Tour

Casual bike ride along the river with views of Bridal Veil Falls.

Hiking

Sundance Mountain Resort offers over 20 miles of alpine trails for the beginner to the expert hiker. Thousands of hiking miles beckon beyond Sundance.

Horseback Riding

Enjoy scenic guided rides through aspen groves, alpine meadows, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful pine trees.

Mountaintop Yoga

Embrace the spectacular summit views and breathe fresh mountain air as you participate in an invigorating yoga practice.

Scenic Lift Rides

Experience panoramic views of the mountain as you glide to the top of Mandan Summit on a scenic lift ride. Full Moon lift rides are offered throughout the summer, and Halloween lift rides in October.

Flyfishing year-round

Five minutes from Sundance Mountain Resort you’ll find one of the premier Blue Ribbon trout fisheries in the world: the Provo River.

ZipTour year-round

The third-longest zipline in the United States with three spans, traveling 1.8 miles, and boasting the most vertical drop of any zipline in the United States — over 2,100 feet!

Trail Map & Hiking

Bike Rentals

Stewart Falls

If you don’t have a bike or you are interested in trying the latest in mountain bike technology, including e-bikes, Sundance Mountain Outfitters has one for you.

Summer

Activities

Horseback Riding

Enjoy scenic guided rides through aspen groves, alpine meadows, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful pine trees.

Mountaintop Yoga

Beg–Int / 1.4 miles each way (both trails) / Out & back / 2 hours round trip

Mountain Biking

Recommended start from Mandan:

Recommended start for lodging guests:

Sundance offers offer over 25 miles of liftserviced, single-track mountain biking with exciting terrain and breathtaking vistas.

Mountain Bike Clinics

Embrace the spectacular summit views and breathe fresh mountain air as you participate in an invigorating yoga practice.

Sundance Mountain Resort Nature Trailhead, located near Mandan Unit 21.

Scenic Lift Rides

At the small walking bridge to the right of Stewart Road, across from the “return to Sundance” sign. This trail head is approximately 0.1 miles from the Pines lodging parking lot on Stewart Road.

Pahneekavets TRAIL

Improve your technical skills by taking a clinic with our fun, friendly and highly-skilled staff.

Provo River Scenic Bike Tour

Beg–Int / 2.5–3 miles / 1.5–2 hours

Experience panoramic views of the mountain as you glide to the top of Mandan Summit on a scenic lift ride. Full Moon lift rides are offered throughout the summer, and Halloween lift rides in October.

Accessible from the Outlaw Express midway station. Follow signs to the trailhead.

Casual bike ride along the river with views of Bridal Veil Falls.

Archie’s Loop

Fly Fishing year-round

Beg–Int / 2.5–3 miles / 1.5–2 hours

SUNDANCE ZipTour year-round

Complimentary Guided Hike: 9:00 each morning (Meet at front desk at 8:50)

Reservations required by 5:00 the evening prior

Five minutes from Sundance Mountain Resort you’ll find one of the premier Blue Ribbon trout fisheries in the world: the Provo River.

Hiking

Sundance offers over 20 miles of alpine trails for the beginner to the expert hiker. Thousands of hiking miles beckon beyond Sundance.

Experience the third longest zipline in the United States with three spans, traveling 1.8 miles, and boasting the most vertical drop of any zipline in the United States— over 2,100 feet!

Learn more about summer activities.

The Arts

Music

Sounds of Summer

July and August / Sunday evenings / 5–8pm / The Lawn

A complimentary music series featuring a new band each week, and a beer garden.

Bluebird Cafe

July–August / The Amphitheater

Bluebird Cafe Concert Series features Nashville’s finest singer-songwriters and musicians, brought to us in partnership with the renowned Bluebird Cafe. Each show features three artists, who sing and tell the stories behind their songs.

Low Key Vibes

July–August / Wednesday evenings / 4–7pm / The Lawn

A complimentary music series featuring a new artist each week.

Owl Bar

Live music Friday and Saturday evenings.

Summer Theater

July–August / The Amphitheater

The Summer Theatre has been a tradition since 1970. Set beneath the shadow of Mount Timpanogos, the productions provide an enchanting experience unlike any other.

Seasonal Author Series

We invite diverse writers to discuss a variety of issues in order to create a forum for ideas, inspiration and creativity.

Workshops

Spend two hours in an Art Studio workshop and take home a lasting memory. Choose from single-session workshops in jewelry making, journal making, painting, wheel-thrown pottery, printmaking, or soap making. Kids' classes are also available.

Glassblower Studio

Visit the Glassblowing Studio to watch our craftsmen transform molten discarded glass into art pieces, vases, wine glasses, dinner plates or pitchers.

Rentals & Outfitters

The general Store

Find guide books, hiking maps, journaling supplies, and apparel to enrich your visit.

Mountain Outfitters

Recreation gear — including equipment, accessories, clothing and gifts. Rentals

Top-of-the-line bikes, skis, and snowboards available for rent, as well as a fullservice ski and snowboard repair center.

Fly-fishing Shop

Shop gear, make your own lure, or just explore the artistry of the artificial fly.

Nordic Center Rentals

The Nordic Center is a full-service Rossignol Demo Center featuring products for the beginner to World Cup-level racing equipment. Our extensive demo line allows guests to experience a variety of products.

Food & Beverage

Fine Dining

The Tree Room

The first building at Sundance Mountain Resort, The Tree Room is a cabin constructed around a living tree in 1970. Enjoy the romantic atmosphere and soft illumination accenting beautiful Native American art as you savor fresh, seasonal mountain cuisine.

Drinks with Friends Owl Bar

Once frequented by Butch Cassidy, this restored 1890s bar was moved from Wyoming to Sundance Mountain Resort in 1994. Enjoy creative cocktails, beer, and wine plus an inventive, seasonal bar menu.

Anytime Eats & Casual Dining

Foundry Grill

Fresh food, cooked to order for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Bearclaw Cabin Tacos, burritos, nachos, and drinks at the top of the mountain.

The lookout

Open year-round for slopeside bbq, bowls, and beer.

The Deli

Made-to-order sandwiches and salads, house-made baked goods, smoothies, coffee and espresso in the heart of the village.

Conservation At Sundance Mountain Resort

Every day is Green at Sundance Mountain Resort

Sundance Mountain Resort has a long-standing history of Green policies, dating back to the property’s original purchase in 1969. Today, Sundance Mountain Resort continues to update and implement new techniques and technologies, staying at the forefront of environmental stewardship. Sundance Mountain Resort recycles cardboard, cans, paper and plastic onsite.

Recycled Glassworks

Sundance Mountain Resort has installed its own glass works kiln. Wine and other glass bottles used at Sundance Mountain Resort are not only recycled onsite, but are turned into decorative art and housewares for use around the property. Glass blowers from Tlaquepaque, Guadalajara come each year to blow our glass onsite in a perfect fusion of artistic and environmental purposes.

Conservation Easements

Conservations Easements are the bedrock for preservation in the North Fork Canyon. Nestled at the base of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos in Utah, the Sundance Mountain Resort calls the Sundance Preserve its home. Protective covenants cover 3,343 acres of land along with the Redford Family Nature and Wildlife Preserve consisting of 860 acres of protected land.

Green Products and Building

A Green Building Policy guides all new development and remodeling projects at Sundance Mountain Resort.

Mountain Restoration

Sundance Mountain Resort implements ongoing mitigation projects each year aimed at restoring the mountain to its natural state by working to eliminate noxious weeds on the mountain, laying erosion blankets, and restoring vegetation where seasonal land use has altered the terrain.

"Man belongs to earth, earth does not belong to man."

— Chief Seattle

Park City Resort

Park City Mountain Resort

Solitude/Brighton Ski Resorts

Alta Ski Area

Valley Airport

Short Excursions

within an hour by car

Alpine Loop Scenic Drive

Stunning drive through the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.

Midway and The Heber Valley

Take in breathtaking views while exploring pristine mountain trails or dive into the Homestead Crater or experience the world-famous Ice Castles. Indulge in farm-to-table dining experiences showcasing local flavors, and visit one of the charming local breweries or artisinal creameries. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Midway and the Heber Valley with a perfect blend of outdoor adventures, cultural landmarks, and culinary delights.

Deer Creek & Jordanelle Reservoirs

Enjoy a day on the water at one of two reservoirs in the picturesque Heber Valley.

Provo City

Explore the Covey Center for the Arts, relax on the shores of Utah Lake, or spend the day on one of the championship golf courses. After a day of adventure, indulge in diverse dining options and a lively nightlife scene of Provo.

Timpanogos Cave National Monument

Hike your way past stunning vistas to explore a hidden underground world.

Utah Lake

The largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River.

Park City

Experience the thrill of outdoor adventures like hiking, mountain biking, or zip-lining, all against the backdrop of breathtaking mountain vistas. Dive into the rich cultural scene with a visit to the historic Main Street, home of the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. Indulge in gourmet dining experiences featuring locally sourced ingredients, and unwind with après-ski cocktails at cozy mountain lodges. With its perfect blend of outdoor recreation, cultural events, and culinary delights, Park City offers endless attractions for visitors of all ages and interests.

Downtown Salt Lake City

1 hour

Immerse yourself in culture at a world-class museum, enjoy a captivating performance at Eccles Theater, cheer on the Utah Jazz or wander through the historic charm of Temple Square. Indulge in eclectic dining options and vibrant nightlife in the heart of Downtown.

The Mighty 5Utah's National Parks

4-5 hours by car

Arches

Renowned for geologic features including sandstone arches, natural bridges, windows, spires, and balanced rocks. Nearby Moab offers endless opportunities for biking, canyoneering, hiking, rafting, and off-roading!

Canyonlands

A geologic landscape of canyons, mesas, buttes, and spires.

Capitol Reef

Encompassing the Waterpocket Fold, a warp in the earth’s crust, and the largest exposed monocline in North America.

Bryce Canyon National Park

The largest collection of hoodoos in the world.

Zion National Park

Rock monoliths and eroded canyons cut by the Birgin River.

Airports

Heber Valley Airport 20 minutes

Provo Airport 35 minutes

Salt Lake International Airport 1 hour

Ski Resorts

Deer Valley Resort ® 35 minutes

park City Resort 50 minutes

Solitude 1 Hour 15 minutes

Brighton 1 Hour 20 minutes

Alta 1 Hour 30 minutes

Snowbird 1 Hour 10 minutes