Location, Location, Location-Steps to Skiing and Main Street!

Experience the charm and convenience of Old Town Park City from this beautifully remodeled townhome. Brookridge 236 is just 64 steps from skiing, hiking, and the Quit’N Time ski run. Perfect for families or groups seeking both space and privacy, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath retreat sleeps 12 guests and blending modern comfort with classic Old Town charm.

The main floor features a welcoming living room with plush seating around a wood burning fireplace, a flatscreen TV, and complimentary WiFi to keep you connected and entertained. The fully updated kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, granite countertops, and everything you need to prepare home cooked meals. Enjoy breakfast at the dining table or breakfast bar to fuel up before hitting the slopes. Afterward, step out to your private deck and relax in the hot tub while soaking in views of Old Town and Upper Deer Valley.

Each of the four bedrooms provides a comfortable retreat. The main suite features a king-size bed, while downstairs you’ll find a bedroom with a California king. The third bedroom includes two queen beds and the fourth has a queen bed plus a lofted twin, perfect for a child. Each bedroom even has access to its own deck, offering a private space to enjoy the fresh mountain air.

Guests can also enjoy the shared game room, complete with a pool table, foosball, and sauna - perfect for après ski or a break from shopping on Historic Main Street. Additional amenities include a BBQ gas grill on the deck, plus a one-car garage and street parking for one car, everything you need for a seamless Old Town getaway.

Enjoy the ultimate combination of location, privacy, and mountain luxury—your perfect Park City escape awaits! This property may be booked with Brookridge 238 next door to create a spacious 8-bedroom home that sleeps 24 guests, perfect for larger families or groups.

Moderate rating.

As an award-winning green business, Park City Lodging has been a proud steward of environmental and social responsibility in the Park City community since our founding in 1984.