Experience mountain luxury at its finest in this extraordinary custom home, beautifully crafted with exceptional quality and timeless design. Originally built by a custom home builder for his personal residence, no detail was overlooked in the design, craftsmanship, or construction of this remarkable property. Adding to its unique value, the home includes complete floor plans as well as step-by-step construction photos from the original build, offering rare insight into the quality and care behind every detail. The chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring professional-grade Viking appliances, stunning custom cherry wood cabinetry, and upgraded granite countertops throughout. Rich architectural details abound, including exposed wood beams in the great room and upper-level bedrooms, soaring ceilings, and three floor-to-ceiling custom stone fireplaces that create warmth and grandeur. Featuring Andersen Windows, Kohler plumbing fixtures, surround sound, and custom kitchen make it complete. Designed with both elegance and comfort in mind, this remarkable home offers two luxurious primary suites, incredible hickory hardwood flooring, travertine, and imported Italian porcelain. Thoughtful upgrades such as an intercom system, surround sound, and an oversized extra-deep heated 3-car garage add convenience and functionality, along with ample RV parking. This turnkey home is sold fully furnished with beautiful high-end furniture. Step outside to the spectacular outdoor living space featuring a Lynx built-in barbecue, perfect for entertaining while taking in breathtaking panoramic views overlooking Cedar City. Nestled among the trees on just under 2 acres, this private retreat offers stunning 360-degree views, year-round access, and the rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful mountain living just minutes from downtown. A truly one-of-a-kind property that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. HOA dues $924 per year covers main road maintenance and garbage. HOA is $924 per year to cover main road maintenance and garbage.
