Coalville, Utah

$999K

Median Asking

2,342

Deer Valley Resort Skiable Acres

49 Min

To Airport

1,541

Population

Coalville, Utah, a small city in the mountains east of the Wasatch Front, is the county seat of Summit County. Coalville shares no border with another city, but the city's nearest neighbors are Henefer to the north and Hoytsville to the south. This city was founded in 1859 by a man named William Henderson Smith. Smith's family and four other families established farms in the area and named their new settlement "Chalk Creek." Around the same time, a coal vein was discovered near the settlement, and coal mining began right away. Subsequently, Chalk Creek was renamed to Coalville.

Today, more than 2,600 residents call Coalville home. Life in Coalville is quiet and peaceful. Located in an area of the Wasatch Mountains known as the Wasatch Back, this city is surrounded by mountains and farmland. Nonetheless, Coalville is not too far out of the way. Echo Reservoir, for example, is right outside Coalville. In addition, Park City and its three ski resorts--Park City Mountain Resort, Canyons, and Deer Valley--are all within 30 minutes by way of I-80. In addition, Salt Lake City is within 50 minutes. Beyond that, Coalville is a gateway for outdoor adventure, with many horse trails, ATV trails, and fishing and hunting hotspots nearby.

Park City

Deer Valley Resort

38 Miles to Airport

Median Ask

$3.5M

Listings

398

What $1M Buys

Townhouse • 2 Bed • 3 Bath • 1,377 SF

Terrain

30%

44%

27%

Snowfall

300"

Vert

3,040'

Acres

2,342

Ticket

$140 or More

Runs

122

Lifts

Market Overview

Based on data retrieved on January 8^th, 2026 from the Wasatch Front Regional MLS.

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Life in Coalville is quiet and peaceful. Located in an area of the Wasatch Mountains known as the Wasatch Back, this city is surrounded by mountains and farmland. Nonetheless, Coalville is not too far out of the way, less than 30 minutes from Park City and 50 minutes to Park City. With just over 2,600 people and almost 7 miles of land, there are still plenty of wide open spaces in this community with room for future growth. The city is known for it's friendliness, where neighbors still stop to chat or lend a helpful hand. You will find many high end cabins in Coalville with spacious living areas and dramatic mountain views. There are also quaint single family neighborhood homes as well as large modern homes to choose from. Enjoy the endless outdoor recreation that this community has to offer, including fishing, hunting, ATV, snowmobile and horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking.

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