Boasting a 97-acre, par-70 golf course, Canyons Resort has been transformed over the past decade from a small ski area to a world-class resort with ski-in/ski-out luxury accommodations, fine dining, entertainment and retail offerings. The resort community also includes older, more affordable condominium options, in addition to the ski-area adjacent Colony at White Pine Canyon, a 4,600-acre ski ranch community featuring some of the area’s most impressive estates and preservation of open, undeveloped acreage accessed by public trails.
upon entering this dazzling estate through the porte-cochere with incredible blends of steel, wood, and stone, your senses are delighted by the combination of breathtaking panoramic views, unparalleled privacy, perfect ski access, and the precise sophistication of the construction and design. award-winning architecture and interior design firm bridgewater consulting group perfected their consistent philosophy of marrying design and function with a functional flow that perfectly frames the surrounding landscapes while providing multiple four seasons of outdoor lounges complete with resort-style amenities. the seamless indoor/outdoor concept is executed with a large open area living room anchored by two fireplaces and a wall of folding windows capturing the vistas and leading to the spacious heated deck. replete with the ultimate comforts for entertaining, the home is equipped for year-round enjoyment with an oxygen refreshing system, gourmet kitchen, wine room, multiple family rooms, two offices, luxurious main level master, bunk room, mother-in-law suite with private kitchen, four guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, gym, sauna, four laundry spaces, and two garages. the master bedroom and a lower level bedroom are oxygenated to lower the altitude equivalent to about 5-6000 feet above sea level. only 30 minutes from the salt lake city international airport, this modern mountain retreat will provide memorable moments from sunrise to late fireside nights under the utah canopy of stars.
