Description
Welcome to The Birdhouse, one of Park City's oldest and most distinctive homes. This rare shotgun-style residence stands as a testament to the city's vibrant mining heritage, situated just steps from St. Mary's Catholic Church (the oldest in Utah, built in 1884). Built during the ''Mining Boom Early Era,'' The Birdhouse predates the Mining Boom Era Thematic District's inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places by 99 years. This home embodies Park City's resilient spirit-from the bustling mining days through the quiet ghost town era to the 1960s renaissance sparked by JFK's support of Treasure Mountain Ski Area (now Park City Mountain Resort). Meticulously rebuilt by Kyle Hedman's renowned Sagewood Builders, this once-temporary mining-era housing has been transformed with extraordinary attention to detail. The exterior preserves authentic historical elements, including the original faade with visible ''shadows'' of historic windows and doors and characteristic ''lazy walls.'' Yet stepping inside reveals a thoroughly modern sanctuary featuring high-end finishes and luxury appointments throughout. The home's remarkable transformation has been extensively documented through professional photography, video, and 3D walkthroughs that showcase Sagewood's exceptional craftsmanship. Every stage of construction tells the story of painstaking attention to detail that defines this special property. Your perfect pied--terre awaits in Park City's coveted Historic District-just steps from Main Street's vibrant scene and world-class ski slopes. Experience the rare opportunity to own a piece of Park City's rich history, reimagined for discerning modern living.
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2BEDS
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0.04ACRES
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1BATHS
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11/2 BATHS
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1,076SQFT
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$2,040$/SQFT
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Description
Welcome to The Birdhouse, one of Park City's oldest and most distinctive homes. This rare shotgun-style residence stands as a testament to the city's vibrant mining heritage, situated just steps from St. Mary's Catholic Church (the oldest in Utah, built in 1884). Built during the ''Mining Boom Early Era,'' The Birdhouse predates the Mining Boom Era Thematic District's inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places by 99 years. This home embodies Park City's resilient spirit-from the bustling mining days through the quiet ghost town era to the 1960s renaissance sparked by JFK's support of Treasure Mountain Ski Area (now Park City Mountain Resort). Meticulously rebuilt by Kyle Hedman's renowned Sagewood Builders, this once-temporary mining-era housing has been transformed with extraordinary attention to detail. The exterior preserves authentic historical elements, including the original faade with visible ''shadows'' of historic windows and doors and characteristic ''lazy walls.'' Yet stepping inside reveals a thoroughly modern sanctuary featuring high-end finishes and luxury appointments throughout. The home's remarkable transformation has been extensively documented through professional photography, video, and 3D walkthroughs that showcase Sagewood's exceptional craftsmanship. Every stage of construction tells the story of painstaking attention to detail that defines this special property. Your perfect pied--terre awaits in Park City's coveted Historic District-just steps from Main Street's vibrant scene and world-class ski slopes. Experience the rare opportunity to own a piece of Park City's rich history, reimagined for discerning modern living.
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