Park City · Deer Valley

Deer Valley Club ownership & resale guide

Understand the Club’s deeded fractional ownership, reservation system, annual costs and resale process with Jeff Bennett.

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By Jeff Bennett · Reviewed

What is Deer Valley Club ownership?

Deer Valley Club is a private residence club in Silver Lake Village at Deer Valley Resort. Its published ownership description identifies fractional ownership as an undivided deeded interest, with use governed by Club reservation policies.

A buyer is evaluating real property ownership together with shared use, services and continuing financial obligations. This differs from buying a condominium for exclusive use throughout the year. Review the particular interest offered, rather than assuming all ownership categories have identical rights.

The facts to confirm before buying.

Deer Valley Club ownership: published facts and buyer checks
QuestionPublished Club informationWhat to verify
What do I own?An undivided deeded interest in Club real estate and facilities.The deed, title report and governing documents for the offered interest.
Where is the Club?7720 Royal Street, Silver Lake Village, Park City.The residence layout and ski-access routine that fit your household.
How are stays reserved?A rotating priority reservation system allocates peak-period access.Ownership category, reservation calendar, priorities and extra-time rules.
What do annual fees cover?Professional management, operations and replacement or refurbishment funding.Current dues, reserves, assessments and separately charged services.
Can an interest be resold?The Club describes transfer or sale subject to its Charter and Bylaws.Transfer requirements, costs and relevant closed sales.

How much are dues and what is available?

Request the current dues schedule for the exact ownership category and the latest approved budget, reserve information and assessment disclosures. Published asking prices do not establish market value, and annual fees should not be assumed to include every charge.

Ask Jeff for a current availability check and relevant closed-sale comparisons. Availability, terms and prices change; this guide does not display a live Club inventory feed.

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Who can explain Club ownership and resale?

Jeff Bennett is both General Manager of Deer Valley Club and a licensed Windermere real estate agent, as identified on the Club’s own ownership page. His operational background helps buyers frame questions about reservations, services and carrying costs. Ask him to clarify his role and relevant relationships in your transaction.

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Sources and review

Reviewed October 6, 2026. Club facts come from the Deer Valley Club ownership page; Jeff’s professional background is corroborated by his Windermere profile. This is Jeff’s real estate guidance website. Current Club governing documents and written property-specific information control ownership rights and costs.

Off-market Deer Valley Club transactions

Jeff also handles Deer Valley Club purchases and resales off market. Those Club transactions are not reflected in MLS results, so a brokerage sold-property search does not show his complete Club transaction history.

Many buyers are looking specifically for Club ownership; sellers often reach a stage when they visit Deer Valley less frequently. Contact Jeff about buying or selling a Club interest for current availability and relevant sale comparisons.

How does fractional ownership at Deer Valley Club work?

The Club describes an undivided deeded interest in its real estate and facilities, with stays governed by reservation policies. Ownership categories have different planned-use arrangements. Its public description distinguishes Traditional planned stays from Classic ownerships; current governing documents and the category of the offered interest determine the actual rights. Do not treat every interest as the same fixed vacation week.

Are annual dues the complete annual cost?

Request a category-specific breakdown of dues, approved assessments and separately charged services. The Club’s published information identifies housekeeping check-out fees and optional services, so a dues figure alone is not a complete cost comparison. Review the approved operating budget and replacement funding alongside your expected travel pattern.

Who should I contact for resale guidance?

Jeff Bennett, Windermere Real Estate agent and General Manager of Deer Valley Club, helps buyers and sellers evaluate Club ownership and off-market resales. Read the resale process and document checklist, then request current options.

Reviewed October 6, 2026 against the Club’s published ownership description. Verify current written policies for the offered interest.

Ask Jeff a property-specific question.

Compare ownership, services and ski access before choosing a property.

Dated Club resale records

Read the first-half 2026 records snapshot. See the reporting period and source limitations before using aggregate prices.

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