An equestrian retreat in rustic Wasatch Back, Utah recently surfaced on the open market with an asking price of $7.4 million. The ready-made four-season resort distills the Rocky Mountain recreational lifestyle, and is situated in Wallsburg, a small town that represents the quiet side of the region.

The compound spans nearly 30 acres. It’s a working horse farm, with sixteen stalls, two-story tackroom, and associated storage and equipment spaces; it’s just as readily a knockout residence, however, with over 12,300 square feet of interior living space expressed with high end materials and a layout that favors breathing room.

The home mixes alpine, ranch, and post-and-beam influences. It’s a large home, but manages a great deal of warmth. The open-concept common living space is marvelously expansive, and features a double-height great room flanked by a wall of glass and a second-floor balcony. The kitchen is spectacularly large, with quarter-sawn floors and rough-hewn beams keeping things down-to-earth.

The home contains seven bedrooms and nine baths; the master suite features a step-up soaking spa tub and dual vanity. A games room and home cinema with tiered seating are among the interior amenities, but the exterior is where the property’s soul rests: the acreage incorporates sports court, kennel, greenhouse, lawns, walking trails, and spectacular Rocky Mountain views.

An unusual opportunity to own a comprehensive compound in one of the most desirably hidden corners of the country that offers some of the best skiing, hiking, and fly-fishing in the world.

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Brian Olsen
Realtor®
Coldwell Banker
801-318-3108
http://www.bolsenre.com