This modern barn-inspired house was beautifully crafted by Jaffa Group Design Build, situated in Park Meadows, one of the most popular neighborhoods in Park City, Utah. This delightful sanctuary offers a young family the perfect mix of casual ease and timeless elegance in its 5,500 square feet. The exterior facade is an architectural masterpiece of black brick and zinc panels, white siding, and a metal roof.

Inside, a show-stopping great room brings everyone together around the warmth of a massive brick fireplace. Clerestory windows flood interior living spaces with natural light while varied ceiling heights and steel beams add dimensional interest to the graceful spaces. 

Built on over an acre, this dwelling encompasses two spacious master bedroom suites and three en-suite bedrooms plus an office – providing multiple options for hosting guests. Keeping the terrain in its natural setting enhances the serenity of the estate.

What We Love: This modern barn-inspired house features soaring ceilings and transom lighting to create a bright and airy ambiance. Expansive modern windows throughout this dwelling frame a beautiful terrain that includes rugged mountains. Overall this exquisite design is crisp and clean, yet warm and inviting at the same time.

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Note: Take a look at a couple of other inspiring home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the portfolio of the architects of this home, Jaffa Group Design Build: Tour this showstopping mountain home surrounded by nature in Utah and Mountain contemporary eco-residence in Park City.

Above: This crisp, clean home mimicking a barn style is nestled amongst the pines and aspens. White, hardboard siding allows the black trimmed windows to pop.

Above: Pops of color liven the monochromatic look of this home.

Above: This spacious island is completed with a beautiful, timeless Quartzite.

Above: A playroom adjoining the kitchen encourages lively interaction with the children while helping to keep toys tidy. 

Above: This luxurious master suite was strategically placed to capture every angle of the mountain terrain.

Above: Double barn doors can close the extra-large entrance to this master bathroom.

Above: Function and play combine to create this highly used room in the house.

Photos: Scot Zimmerman