With three private bedroom suites, additional loft sleeping accommodations, and the ability to comfortably host 8 to 10 guests, River Run 3 is the largest cottage at Sundance Mountain Resort and the only cottage of its kind designed to accommodate larger families and groups. Nestled along a stream at the base of the resort, this beautifully updated residence offers a rare combination of size, flexibility, and walkable access to Sundance's skiing, dining, spa, and year-round amenities. The unique layout includes a dramatic main cottage with vaulted ceilings, exposed timber trusses, reclaimed wood accents, a spacious family room, kitchen, dining area, bedroom suite, loft, and outdoor deck, complemented by two private guest suites, each featuring a fireplace, wet bar, spacious bath, and private outdoor living space. Surrounded by mature trees, mountain scenery, and the soothing sound of flowing water, River Run 3 offers an exceptional Sundance lifestyle with the added benefit of being an exceptional rental property in Sundance Resort's rental program when not in personal use.
CondoProperty Type
1992Year Built
435 sq ftLot Size
$1,436Price/Sq.Ft.
$2,063/moHOA Dues
Listed by Kerry Oman• Summit Sotheby's International Realty
The CE-2 Critical Environmental Zone includes mountainous and riparian lands within Utah County. The watershed area is environmentally fragile, and its preservation is of critical importance to the county.; Part of the territory included within this zone is capable of accommodating certain types of recreational and housing development without adverse effect on the quality of the watershed, provided that such developments are limited in size and are constructed and maintained under carefully regulated conditions.; It is hereby declared that the specific purposes and intent of the County Commission in establishing the CE-2 Critical Environmental Zone are: To take advantage of the powers and more fully implement the basic purposes for planning and zoning as set forth in Utah Code 17-27-102, as amended.; To protect water recharge areas, vegetation, soils, wildlife, and other natural resources.; To limit the danger of flood, fire, other natural hazards, and to preserve the aesthetics of the mountain environment.; To ensure the development of adequate public facilities to match private development.; To permit certain types of development to take place in areas of environmental concern which will have a minimum impact on water recharge areas, vegetation, soils, wildlife, and other natural resources.; The specific regulations necessary for the accomplishment of the purposes outlined above are hereinafter set forth.