COALVILLE, Utah — By order of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Utah, CBRE’s Golf & Resort Group has been engaged to market Wohali, a fully entitled, partially developed 4,950‑acre private mountain resort community and backcountry preserve in Utah’s Wasatch Mountain Range.
“Wohali is among the larger fully entitled private resort communities currently available in the Mountain West, with significant completed infrastructure and substantial remaining development potential,” said Brandon Schempp, first vice president with CBRE’s Golf & Resort Group. “The federal bankruptcy sale process provides an opportunity for prospective buyers to evaluate a significant, institutional‑quality asset with a substantial foundation already in place.”
Wohali’s 1,588‑acre master‑planned resort development includes an 18‑hole championship golf course completed in 2024, an emerging 15‑hole short course, 94 remaining estate lots across two subdivisions, 303 entitled resort village units, and eight townhome units under construction. The community also includes approvals for 300 golf memberships, with approximately 280 remaining available.
The Eagle Championship Course measures roughly 7,566 yards from the back tees and carries a USGA course rating of 75.6 and slope rating of 151. The layout traverses a secluded mountain valley, offering views of Lewis Peak, and incorporates elevation changes and strategic shot values suited to a private club experience. Approximately 60% of the short course has been completed.
The offering also includes 3,362 acres of permanently conserved backcountry, providing long‑term privacy, protected open space and recreational access across more than five square miles. The conserved land creates a natural buffer around the resort and reinforces Wohali’s position as a low‑density, high‑exclusivity community.
More than $105 million in infrastructure and amenities have been completed to date, including roads, utilities, the championship course, a temporary clubhouse and multiple golf operations buildings. Entitlements allow for a future 40,000‑square‑foot flagship clubhouse, a 27,500‑square‑foot family club complex, a 12,000‑square‑foot lake house and spa, a racquet club and several adventure outposts totaling approximately 100,500 square feet of additional amenity space.
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