- Studio+
- 1+ ba
- 404+ sqft

Unit , sortable column | Sqft, sortable column | Available, sortable column | Base rent, sorted ascending |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() Unit 407 2 bd, 2 ba | 720 | Now | Fees may apply $2,500 |
![]() Unit 404 2 bd, 2 ba | 735 | Now | Fees may apply $2,900 |
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Prospector sits in a mountain valley just east of Park City’s historic Main Street, with the Wasatch peaks shaping the views and a dry, snowy alpine climate. The Rail Trail runs through the area, offering a paved route for walking and biking, while nearby trails and open spaces provide room for outdoor recreation. The Prospector neighborhood has a local mix of casual dining, coffee spots and everyday shops, with more restaurants, galleries and nightlife along Main Street. The Park City Library and public gathering spaces are also close by. Residents can get around by car, bike or the Park City bus system, which connects Prospector with Main Street and other parts of town. For the Prospector neighborhood, the median rent is $2,000 per month, with a typical range of $1,095 to $11,500.
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2000 Prospector Ave is located at 2000 Prospector Ave in Prospector, Park City, UT. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Alberto's Mexican Restaurant, Silver King Coffee, and Sammy's Bistro.
The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 2000 Prospector Ave include Ear Nose & Throat Center (0.1 miles away), Park City InstaCare (0.2 miles away), and Park City Clinic (0.3 miles away).
The schools assigned to 2000 Prospector Ave include McPolin School, Ecker Hill Middle School, and Park City High School.
2000 Prospector Ave is located near 8 grocery stores, including Fairweather Natural Foods (0.4 miles) and Good Earth Market (0.4 miles). Additional shopping options, including Jans Mountain Outfitters, are approximately 0.7 miles away.
2000 Prospector Ave is located within 0.2 miles of Park City Mathematics Institute.