‘Refined Treehouse’ for sale looks like it’s growing out of Utah mountain. See it
A marvel of a home that camouflages itself with nature has landed on the real estate market in Park City, Utah, for $16.89 million.
“Designed by renowned local architect Michael Upwall and crafted by Midway Construction Company, this masterpiece appears to grow organically out of Quarry Mountain,” the listing on The Agency says.
“The house, clad in sandstone sourced from the site itself, is built around a robust steel ‘birdcage’ structure, giving it the elegant feel of a refined treehouse and creating a connection to the outdoors.”
The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home incorporates the scenic nature of its surroundings, and its use of “locally sourced materials” is another reason it stands out.
“Often compared to iconic residences like Tony Stark’s cliffside mansion or the animated Incredibles house, this home is a landmark that stirs curiosity from the heart of Historic Main Street Park City,” the listing says.
“Its strategic location in the Park Meadows neighborhood places it within a five to seven-minute drive of essential amenities and recreational spots including skiing, snowboarding, golf courses, and an array of dining and entertainment options. At an elevation of over 7,100 feet, the home offers dramatic, ever-changing views that stretch from the Northern Uinta Mountain Range to Deer Valley’s Bald Mountain and Park City Mountain Resort.”
Features of home, per the listing, include:
Art gallery
Movie room
Guest accommodations
Game room
Expansive garage
Elevator
Glass walls
Views
Roof yard
Garden
“Infinity edge hot tub”
Fire pit
“This home not only offers unparalleled privacy and breathtaking views but also stands as a monument to sustainable, earth-conscious living,” the listing says.
The listing is held by Jake Doilney, Sarah Vieyra and Ben Kubicki.
Park City is about a 30-mile drive southeast from Salt Lake City.
This story was originally published June 16, 2024 at 1:00 PM with the headline "‘Refined Treehouse’ for sale looks like it’s growing out of Utah mountain. See it."