Abode at Black Bear #404 | Top floor residence
The elevator opens directly into a residence that feels less like a rental and more like the home of someone who chose Park City years ago and never left. Abode at Black Bear #404 occupies the top floor of the Black Bear condominiums, a ski-in/ski-out building positioned steps from the Town Lift in the heart of Old Town Park City. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the surrounding mountains, and natural light fills the open living spaces with the kind of warmth that makes coming off the slopes feel like an event in itself.
The residence is designed for groups and families who want space without sacrificing location. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread across a layout that keeps shared living generous and private quarters genuinely private. The primary suite anchors the home with a king bed and en-suite bath, while the remaining bedrooms accommodate guests comfortably. A fully equipped kitchen opens onto a dining area and living room arranged around a gas fireplace, creating a natural gathering point after long days on the mountain. The furnishings are mountain-contemporary, clean-lined and comfortable without veering into the rustic theatrics that define so many ski-town rentals. A private deck extends the living space outdoors, offering a place to sit with a drink and watch the light change over the Wasatch Range.
What distinguishes this particular address is proximity. The Town Lift is moments away, granting direct access to Park City Mountain Resort without the need for shuttles or parking logistics. After last chair, Historic Main Street unfolds just below with its gallery-lined blocks, independent restaurants, and the unhurried après culture that has defined this town for decades. The Sundance Film Festival transforms the neighborhood each January, and the surrounding trails shift from ski runs to hiking and mountain biking routes as seasons turn. Park City operates at a pace that rewards both ambition and stillness, and this residence sits at the intersection of both.
Abode at Black Bear #404 is managed by Abode, a local luxury property management company whose concierge services extend well beyond the usual check-in logistics. Ski rentals, lift tickets, restaurant reservations, private chefs, and in-residence grocery stocking can be arranged in advance, allowing you to arrive and simply be here. The experience is less hotel, more homecoming, with the polish and thoughtfulness of a hospitality team working quietly in the background. You leave with the feeling of having lived somewhere rather than merely stayed.
The elevator opens directly into a residence that feels less like a rental and more like the home of someone who chose Park City years ago and never left. Abode at Black Bear #404 occupies the top floor of the Black Bear condominiums, a ski-in/ski-out building positioned steps from the Town Lift in the heart of Old Town Park City. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the surrounding mountains, and natural light fills the open living spaces with the kind of warmth that makes coming off the slopes feel like an event in itself.
The residence is designed for groups and families who want space without sacrificing location. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread across a layout that keeps shared living generous and private quarters genuinely private. The primary suite anchors the home with a king bed and en-suite bath, while the remaining bedrooms accommodate guests comfortably. A fully equipped kitchen opens onto a dining area and living room arranged around a gas fireplace, creating a natural gathering point after long days on the mountain. The furnishings are mountain-contemporary, clean-lined and comfortable without veering into the rustic theatrics that define so many ski-town rentals. A private deck extends the living space outdoors, offering a place to sit with a drink and watch the light change over the Wasatch Range.
What distinguishes this particular address is proximity. The Town Lift is moments away, granting direct access to Park City Mountain Resort without the need for shuttles or parking logistics. After last chair, Historic Main Street unfolds just below with its gallery-lined blocks, independent restaurants, and the unhurried après culture that has defined this town for decades. The Sundance Film Festival transforms the neighborhood each January, and the surrounding trails shift from ski runs to hiking and mountain biking routes as seasons turn. Park City operates at a pace that rewards both ambition and stillness, and this residence sits at the intersection of both.
What we love about this stay
What strikes you first is the sense of elevation — not just the top-floor perch mid-mountain, but the way the entire space feels lifted by light and intention. Rebuilt from the studs up in 2024, this isn't a renovation that polished over old bones; it's a complete reimagining, and you feel that clarity in the open layout, the hardwood underfoot, the walls of glass pulling the alpine landscape into every room. Four ensuite bedrooms with king beds give a group real privacy, which is rare in mountain rentals and changes the dynamic of a trip entirely. The connecting deck runs the full length of the residence, blurring any hard line between inside and out. You're steps from the Sterling Express chairlift, but the proximity never feels like proximity — it feels like immersion. This is a place designed for people who want mountain life without compromise.
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