The perfect harmony of privacy and proximity, this 7-acre estate is hidden among mature trees at the end of a private road in one of Park City’s most desirable in-town neighborhoods, Aspen Springs Ranch. Just minutes from Main Street and the ski resorts, the property also borders the McPolin Farm open space that surrounds Park City’s iconic “White Barn.”
This home is a true masterpiece of contemporary mountain design, built in 1999 by Jim Clifford with endless architectural details and custom craftsmanship. Inside, a formal entry leads to an open-concept main level where living spaces are defined by stone pillars with interconnecting barrel-vaulted ceilings above.
The primary suite is located in an elevated wing and includes an adjacent office, a private deck, two walk-in closets, a laundry room, and dual bathrooms each with their own steam shower. The home also features three additional en-suite bedrooms with walk-in closets, a temperature-controlled wine room, a second office, a family room, and five fireplaces.
Outside, an expansive heated patio offers excellent opportunities for entertaining with covered dining, a built-in BBQ, and a stunning outdoor fireplace. There is also a heated pool located just steps from the primary suite on a private terrace, surrounded by a three-stream waterfall built into the hillside.
Although the pool and waterfall are currently not operating, this home is priced to to reflect their condition and the original condition of the roof, windows, kitchen, bathrooms, pool equipment, and the original driveway boiler. There have been some mechanical upgrades, including an updated in-floor radiant heating and cooling system as well as a tankless water heater.