A Stunner in the Colony at White Pine Canyon

The Colony at White Pine Canyon is a ski-in/ski-out development adjoining Canyons Resort (and next year, should be accessible by Park City Mountain Resort as well). We have lots of lovely neighborhoods but for my money, Colony has always been on my A-List. Typically the lots are large, 5 acres or more, heavily wooded with mostly aspen trees, very very private. This is a particular price range: listed right now the median list price is $6.795M and the average is $8.673M, least expensive listing is $3.75M and most expensive is $24.6M. And in this type of price range, there can be a tendency to build bigger and bigger. More features, more rooms, more more more. The issue I run into is that it’s very difficult to find a buyer for a property that feels like a compound. Most people want a house that feels like a home, is livable and comfortable, and could accommodate the whole family at Thanksgiving if needed. Yesterday I toured a house that fits that bill and was just gorgeous. The full listing, while it lasts, can be found here: 79 White Pine Canyon Road, Park City, UT 84098

(For the full, gorgeous, Sotheby’s photos for this listing, click the link above. For hack pics of things I loved, see below.)

The living spaces and decor looked like they could have been from a magazine, MidMOD Quarterly or something (is that real? I’d subscribe to it.)

If I ever go missing look for me here.

A little spin through the master bedroom. I can’t emphasize enough how lovely and comfortable this house is.

The little details are critical. Light fixtures for example, A+.

Hello, I love you.

Jellyfish inspired? IDK but I love it.

A wall of animal heads outside the bunk bed room that was sofa king charming. They did get @darth’s face wrong though.

And the furniture is dynamite. FULL DISCLAIMER: as the partner of a furniture builder, I have a furniture fetish. Consider yourself warned.

These were all made by one design firm, BDDW. I call them OMFG.

I just

I cannot

I MEAN REALLY

And of course, let’s not forget the fireplaces.

No fake gas log here, folks.