50 E 250 N, Midway, UT 84049

UNIQUE MIDWAY OPPORTUNITY: 50% FRACTIONAL OR FULL PURCHASE WITH POSSIBLE ASSUMABLE LOAN! Take advantage of flexible ownership in one of Wasatch County's most desirable mountain towns-just in time to secure your position ahead of the 2034 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics! With Midway's own Soldier Hollow slated to host official Olympic events, this is an incredible opportunity to secure a foothold in a globally recognized winter sports destination. Choose from two tailored ownership structures designed to fit your goals: Option A (50% Fractional Share): Offered at $398,000, giving you exclusive occupancy of the spacious upper level. Featuring an attractive assumable low rate option. Option B (Full Home Purchase): Offered at $750,000, featuring an attractive seller finance option and exceptional income versatility. Why This Property is a Rare Market Find: Midway's single-family home prices currently sit well over $1 Million, making entry into this market cost-prohibitive for most traditional buyer profiles. Finding a remodeled single-family home right in town priced under $800,000 is nearly non-existent. Whether you are looking for a smart investment asset, a low-overhead second home, or a collaborative co-ownership setup, an investor or buyer capitalizing on this setup wins for several key reasons: Wasatch County Appreciation & Protection: Midway's sub-$800k inventory in town is tightly constrained. Holding a dual-income residential asset here amid Heber Valley's ongoing growth provides solid long-term equity upside and downside protection. Creative Financing: Buying at current high investment rates can heavily impact cash flow. Capitalize on a low-rate loan assumption ($330k balance) or explore tailored seller financing options ($200k+ down, with rates improving based on the down payment). This directly improves debt service coverage and day-one cash flow. Such potential for any type of Buyer out there. Buyer and Buyer's Agent to verify all MLS information, zoning, city rental regulations, and loan assumption details.