Your Trusted Sundance Realtor
Meet Scott Robbins
When it comes to buying or selling real estate in Sundance, Utah, local knowledge matters. Few agents understand the unique lifestyle, market dynamics, and mountain properties of Sundance as deeply as Scott Robbins.
For more than 20 years, Scott has helped buyers, sellers, investors, and second-home owners navigate Utah's most desirable mountain communities. While his experience spans luxury markets throughout the Wasatch Front, his passion and expertise in Sundance real estate have made him a trusted resource for those seeking homes in one of Utah's most iconic mountain destinations.
Whether you're searching for a luxury mountain estate, ski home, vacation property, investment opportunity, or private cabin retreat, Scott offers the local insight and strategic guidance needed to make confident decisions in the Sundance real estate market.
Why Buyers and Sellers Choose Scott Robbins for Sundance Real Estate
Deep Knowledge of Sundance Homes for Sale
Luxury and Resort Property Experience
Skilled Negotiation
Investment Insight
Former President of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors
2023 Realtor of the Year
Consistently ranked among Utah's Top 500 Realtors
Over 20 years of real estate experience
More than 800 successful transactions (25+ Sundance Transactions)
His accomplishments include:
Sundance Real Estate Frequently Asked Questions
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Sundance real estate typically runs from the high six figures for a cabin or lot up into the multi-million-dollar range for a custom mountain estate, with recent listings averaging in the low $3 millions and roughly $800–$900 per square foot. Because inventory is limited and every property is different — ski-in access, acreage, views of Mount Timpanogos, the best way to get an accurate number for what you're after is a direct conversation rather than a general price guide.
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Three main categories: rustic mountain cabins in the historic style Sundance is known for, custom luxury homes and estates built to the resort's strict architectural standards, and the occasional buildable lot for those who want to design from scratch. Most properties sit within one of a handful of HOA communities — Village Homes at Sundance Mountain Resort, Ridge Lots at Sundance Community Preserve, and a few others — rather than as standalone parcels.
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It depends on exactly where the property sits, and it's worth confirming before you buy rather than after. Homes within Provo City limits are restricted to specific zones and require a business license for short-term rental; properties in unincorporated Utah County have their own licensing rules; and some HOA-governed communities add their own occupancy or minimum-stay requirements on top of that. If rental income is part of your plan, this is a conversation to have early in the search, not late in the closing process.
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Homes in Sundance can generally be rented. Short term/long term is based on HOA. Cottages inside the mountain resort can be rented through the resort or through a 3rd party. Call Scott on any specific listing for rental numbers and details.
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Scott has spent more than 20 years in Utah real estate, including serving as former President of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors, and focuses specifically on ski homes, cabins, and luxury mountain properties through Summit Sotheby's International Realty. For a market as small and particular as Sundance, where HOA rules, seasonal access, and zoning vary property to property, that kind of local, hands-on experience is the difference between a smooth purchase and a surprise after closing.
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