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Hoytsville - a rural valley below the mountains
Hoytsville is a rural corridor in the countryside surrounded by Rocky Mountain views. Named after a prominent early settler, this community has 21st-century homes along a historic greenway trail. Between town centers, Hoytsville is a private residential area with agricultural properties and local businesses within 30 minutes of nationally renowned ski resorts in Park City. "People live here because of the recreational opportunities and the quick commute to Park City," says Justin Harding, an area local and Broker at Agency Realty. "It's an agricultural area where residents can raft and fly fish on the Weber River."
Enjoy small town living with a strong connection to nature in Hoytsville.
Properties in Hoytsville have plenty of room for animals and farming.
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Acreage for cattle farms and 1990s homes
Hoytsville offers a rural atmosphere with land and equestrian properties surrounded by mountain views. This flat land around Hoytsville Road is ideal for farming dairy cows and sheep below the vast topography. The region features New Traditional and ranch-style homes. While some pre-existing properties are from the 1970s, modern architecture has continued to pop up since 1990 as the area has experienced rapid growth. Single-family home prices range from $1.5 million to $2.2 million. Prices increase for newly built homes on several-acre lots.
Spacious homes are surrounded by well maintained acres in Hoytsville.
Spacious homes sit on large lots in Hoytsville.
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Biking and fishing in the summer and skiing in the winter
About 4 miles north, the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail is a 28-mile bike path alongside Hoytsville, traversing natural landscapes along the scenic Weber River. The river also provides Class II rapids and fishing holes. Rockport State Park has a reservoir about 10 miles south, with rocky beaches, paddleboarding and ice fishing during the winter. The Summit County Fair holds a rodeo and livestock sale in City Park in August. About 20 miles south, Park City Mountain is an Olympic-level ski resort and one of the area's most significant attractions, with 330 trails and over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain.
Beacon Hills Park is a dog friendly park with beautiful views.
Take in the views at Flying Iron horse Ranch in Hoytsville.
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Vintage downtown with a strong local business community
Main Street in Coalville is a walkable center with vintage murals, old-fashioned storefronts and local businesses, which are the heart of this community. Mix' Place is a specialty coffee and soda shop with European influence. Annie B's Pizzeria has patio seating and chalkboard menus with pizza and chicken wings. Residents can stop into a local grocery store, such as Neena's Market, which has Mexican products and a deli with homemade salsa. The Summit Mercantile is another option with hardware, a butcher and fresh produce.
Grab a slice and a sub at Annie AB’s Pizzeria near Hoytsville.
Experience small town living and rural charm near Hoytsville.
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Some of the districts best-rated schools
North Summit Elementary School has a statewide reputation for reading efficiency. North Summit Middle School offers counseling classes on social-emotional skills and career development. North Summit High School has a professional learning community (PLC) and a hands-on curriculum for work-based learning. All three schools in this pipeline earn an A-minus grade from Niche. "It's a great school district. You can graduate with a two-year associate degree," Harding says.
North Summit Elementary is a highly rated school in Utah.
North Summit High School serves students from ninth through twelfth grade.
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Interstate 80 to SLC and Park City
High Valley Transit is a local bus system in Coalville with routes through the Wasatch Back region, although there are no bus stops in Hoytsville. Interstate 80 is a primary expressway leading to Salt Lake City, about 40 miles west. Park City is a ski resort town roughly 20 miles south. The Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) offers flights to domestic and international destinations. Summit County, Utah, also receives heavy winter snow and avalanche warnings. Because of this, many residents require vehicles with four-wheel drive.
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