
Location:
Located 9 miles east of Park City.
Property Type:
Homesites, Single Family Homes, Townhomes
Total Units: Approx.
600
Unit Sizes:
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Tuhaye
The dream for Tuhaye, The Good
Land,” is a vast
and alluring as the high-country rangelands that inspired it. The
creation of a pure golf and ski community amid one of the American
West’s most coveted natural playgrounds. A protected haven
of exquisite homes and homesites for 600 fortunate families.
An all-season sanctuary close
to Deer Valley® ski
mountains, the Jordanelle Reservoir and historic Park City. Within
the 10,000-acre embrace of the all-inclusive Talisker Club, Tuhaye
is creating a rich and fulfilling way of life that offers each generation
adventure, new experiences and transcendent beauty -- season after
season, year after year.
Talisker has assembled nearly
10,000 acres of land located in the greater Park City area and
is now developing two resort communities. The initial community,
Tuhaye is a 2,000 acre golf community located nine miles east of
Park City. Talisker’s second community,
Empire Pass is a 1,600 acre ski community located along the slopes
of Deer Valley ski resort. Talisker is planning and building numerous
amenities in each of its communities for the use and enjoyment by
members. A community is more than a collection of houses -- it needs
a center. At Tuhaye Park, the traditional golf clubhouse is reinterpreted
as a group of pavilions to give center stage to the remarkable landscape
and spectacular views. Six buildings, featuring generous porches
and overhanging eaves, stone and wood finishes and large windows,
will define a park with native plants and meandering footpaths that
offer recreation and relaxation. Tuhaye Park will be a focus, an
intimate setting for family life.
We see Park City as a market
where we can introduce diverse and interesting designs and concepts
that aren’t currently
available in the area. The hilly terrain led us to create two-story
designs with features like walk-out main levels and basements. The
dramatic golf course and mountain views called for lots of glass
to capitalize on the surroundings and allow abundant natural light
into the homes. People came to a place like Park City for the environment,
and we want them to be able to experience that environment whether
they’re inside or outside of their home.