In the scenic environs of Summit County, Utah, affordable housing remains attainable, as two deed-restricted units in the Bear Hollow neighborhood are actively on the market for qualifying buyers. A recent social media post highlights the availability of these homes, offering an opportunity for individuals or couples meeting certain income limits to become homeowners in the increasingly costly Park City area.
The first property, located at 5573 North Oslo Lane, Unit 101, Park City, UT 84098, is listed at $225,000 and features one bedroom and one bathroom; the residence includes the convenience of a reserved parking space and is within walking distance to a bus stop, the county specifies that a single person's annual income should not exceed $94,400 and a couple's combined income should remain below $107,920 for eligibility, according to Summit County.
In contrast, the second unit, at 5441 N Bobsled Boulevard, Unit 102, is priced at $404,016 and mirrors the first in its one-bedroom, one-bathroom layout; however, it differentiates itself with a reserved, covered parking space, the eligibility for this particular dwelling necessitates a higher income threshold, with the cap set at $141,600 for single individuals and $161,880 for couples, as detailed by Summit County.
Those interested in applying for these units or seeking more information on eligibility guidelines can reach out to Madlyn McDonough, Economic Development and Housing Manager, via email at [email protected] or by phone at 435-615-3958. The county continues to identify and support avenues for creating affordable housing options, underscoring its commitment to maintaining diverse communities amid the challenges of the housing market.
