Storied Deer Valley’s latest acquisition – the historic Coal & Lumber building – may include a fine-dining restaurant, coffee shop, wine bar and a member-only Après Ski Lounge and Patio. Talisker Club is comprised of existing venues such as the Talisker Tower Club at Empire Pass, located at Deer Valley Ski Resort, and Tuhaye, a private golf club.

Storied Deer Valley, the owner and developer of Talisker Club in Park City, Utah, has acquired the historic Coal & Lumber building, with plans to transform it into the newest Talisker Club gathering place, restaurant and lounge.

Plans are underway for the 5,422 square foot building, with preliminary concepts including a fine-dining restaurant, a coffee shop and wine bar, and a member-only Après Ski Lounge and Patio. The creation of this newest downtown dining and gathering experience is accessible to Main Street and Park City Mountain’s Town Lift. Full details remain in process with a planned opening slated for later this summer.

The recent acquisition of the building is part of Storied Deer Valley’s long-term plan to further invigorate the Talisker Club brand.

“We are excited to offer both our members and the public a new gathering spot in Downtown Park City,” said Mark Enderle, Storied Development Partner. “This acquisition is another step in continuing to enhance the Talisker Club experience.”

In February 2018, Storied Deer Valley acquired Talisker Club, which was comprised of existing venues such as the Talisker Tower Club at Empire Pass, located at Deer Valley Ski Resort, and Tuhaye, a private golf club overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir with views of Deer Valley.