This luxurious mountain house was designed by 4C Design Group, located in Promontory Ranch, a luxury resort community in Park City, Utah. The home was created to bring the beauty of the immediate outdoors inside. Constructed with Mariah Ledgestone inside and out, weathered steel, and a unique stream bed feature make this masterpiece a warm and welcoming retreat.
Perched up on a mountainside, this dwelling offers jaw-dropping views of the rugged mountains in the distance. A concrete bridge leads you to a pivoting glass door where bright and airy living spaces await. A harmonious floor plan layout is idyllic for entertaining family and friends. Continue below to see the rest of this spectacular home tour…
PROJECT DETAILS: ARCHITECT 4C Design Group INTERIOR DESIGN AMB Design BUILDER Phillips Development
What We Love: This luxurious mountain house provides its inhabitants with an exhilarating material palette that is in harmony with the home’s surroundings. Expansive walls of glazing not only frame captivating views of the rugged mountainscape but also illuminate the interiors with natural light. We are especially loving the grand entry into this home and the numerous details to make it feel welcoming for guests.
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Note: Have a look at a couple of other amazing home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of Utah: Inside a mountain modern dream home boasting luxe details in Utah and Breathtaking mountain estate in Utah surrounded by a grove of aspens.
Above: The white oak kitchen provides a perfect backdrop for the show-stopping oven hood, which was a custom design from AMB Design.
Above: An expansive preparation corridor is centered between the kitchen and a living room bar for ease of entertainment.
Above: The incredible pantry provides plenty of space for organization and preparation.
Above: A massive wine room pays homage to the homeowners’ former winery.
Photos: Courtesy of Phillips Development
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