Secluded $50M Over-the-Top Utah Mansion You Have To See To Believe
Quirky & Secluded Park City Mansion
Despite the fact that this secluded, $50 million-dollar Park City mansion looks like an upscale prison compound, we have to admit it's pretty flippin' awesome. Whoever built this property clearly used the extent of their imagination and vast financial resources to create a quirky, secluded paradise all their own. From their love of décor horns (that's a thing, apparently) and out-of-the-ordinary couches, kitchen islands, and home offices, this marvelous piece of Utah real estate took us by surprise in the best way.
Unique Features
Built in 2022, the mansion sits at the base of the exquisite Monitor Bowl mountain range on the Park City Mountain Resort. With 5 ski-in/ski-out acres inside The Colony at White Pine Canyon, accessibility is never issue for winter sport recreators.
The modern compound boasts six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and four garage spaces across 17,567 sqft as well as: a massage room, a Himalayan salt room and hot tub, a cold plunge pool, and an infrared sauna. Aesthetically speaking, the compound boasts unbelievable craftsmanship, to include Italian steel windows, Croatian limestone, shou sugi ban charred cypress, and a copper roof.
A Home or Spa?
If you're wondering why this property sounds more like a spa than a home, that's because "'Monitor's Rest' is a wellness home, featuring Delos' DARWIN Home Wellness Intelligence Network."
The system regulates circadian rhythm lighting and monitors! It also calibrates the interior air quality and removes impurities from the home's water supply. Hat-tip to the Utah homeowners who dazzled us with a home design unlike anything we've ever seen here in Idaho!
Scroll on for a look at the compound's exquisite design and architecture!
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