Historical Charm with Modern Luxury
The Washington School House Hotel. Imagine opening the door to your new residence and stepping back in time. Currently operating as a bespoke boutique hotel, this crown jewel can effortlessly be transformed into a stunning single-family masterpiece. Originally built in 1889 as Park City's first schoolhouse during the mining boom, this hand-carved limestone building has a rich history. It has served as a dance hall in the 1950s and, more recently, a Bed and Breakfast before the current owners discovered its charm. Recognizing its character, they reimagined it, bringing it to life as a Paris-meets-Park City hotel beloved by discerning guests. Now, there's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own this exquisite property. With easy, pre-drawn changes, this vibrant hotel can be converted into a distinguished home. Alternatively, you can keep the hotel operational and enjoy a private pied-a-terre in the top-floor penthouse suite. Spend your days exploring the shops and savoring the delights on Main Street, just one street below, allowing you to be in the heart of the action while still enjoying quiet, private nights at home. Or, take to the mountains for a day on the slopes-while not technically ski-in/ski-out, with the Quit' N Time trail just 150 steps away, providing access to the Town Lift, you're much closer than parking at the base and walking to the chairlifts at PCMR! Friends and family will be enchanted by each picturesque room, designed for comfort and beauty. Each room is its own jewel box, carefully curated to be warm and inviting. With ensuite bathrooms, family and guests will enjoy privacy while staying together. Bask in the rays of Utah, one of the sunniest states, as you lounge by your private pool and spa. It's the perfect place for an easy morning swim or a refreshing afternoon dip. Gather for cocktails and games in the grand family room, anchored by a magnificent fireplace adorned with a gold antique mirror rescued from a Parisian opera house and lovingly restored to its former glory.