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I've noticed that a lot of other property tour channels have emulated this channel's style/formula, but still, nobody does it like you guys. On top of that, you are traveling around the U.S. and around the WORLD! Truly the overachievers of UA-cam property tours haha, you guys are a cut above! Cheers.
They try to dress like Enes too😂 I was watching a unknown guy doing a walkthrough tour of a Myrtle Beach home, same black pants, tshirt, gray sport coat. I guess imitation is the greatest form of flattery🤷🏼♂️
I installed the fireplace at 22:03 ! It's called a "Filio Focus" and each of those individual pieces weighs over 150+ pounds and the whole unit is worth tens of thousands. Getting it to the 3rd floor of that tower was not easy.... so cool seeing everything finished!
i could go on and on about the finishes, the house etc.. but honestly, all I want to say is thank you, enes and mikey. You helped me to discover that I have a passion for homes like these and I will always be grateful
I like the modern style design with simplicity. Not overpowering to showing luxury, but simplicity and warm environment with top quality material. Designs style looks simple and toned down, but super luxury each section and material. Masterpiece!!
I worked for the company that did the Audio Visual and Security System for this house. It took a long time to finish because of all the meticulous details. A true master piece of a home, structurally, interior, and exterior. It’s nice to see how it all came together. Thank you for the video.🙏
No one needs this much house. No one. You can bet it belongs to a Mormon on the hierarchy of the he Mormon church. Wasted resources. This kind of Greco and self aggrandizing should be something the church abhors. It’s a ridiculous house.
@@skylark1250 People owning homes in Park City are usually from outside of Utah... giving outsiders like yourself uneducated guesses at best of what does or doesn't go on in Utah... The L.D.S. Church or the improper term you used "mormon" don't even support alcohol, and this video tour seems to have plenty of bars and places for alcohol for those who may dream up such incorrect comments in the sky "lark" like the one you seem to claim.
@@tc2947 Mormon church owns resort in Hawaii where the booze flows. I don’t believe for one minute Mormons don’t indulge in booze, pre marital sex, and other “sins” like excessive displays of wealth that they belabor as evil.
Lol I actually did all the exterior stone work on this house with a company called RJ masonry. We left this project about 6 month ago i cant believe the whole house turned out so well. That initial court yard that he showed with the copper wall and garage, during construction there was a 100 ft crane it it and most of the material had to be craned around the sight because the house has a huge drop off on one side and some of the interior stone and other things were so big they had to be craned and have the house built around them. This video doesn't due the house justice, it is MASSIVE my first day I actually got lost in it for about 10 min because its so big. Shout out to everyone who worked on the interior it turned out amazing.
Really try to never fall in love with a house but this one just got me. Absolutely gorgeous. Breathtaking views. I was picturing my kids I don’t even have there. Great work!
I use to be a chef for a while before I got burnet out however I never get sick of cooking at home. That $90k mis section is beyond worth every penny!! I could never ever feel the need to go out again !! I can cook absolutely anything I want on there !! Absolutely amazing and love the color !!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
One of my favorite homes I've ever seen in US real estate. Cozy, modern, unique, and amazing amenities & land. I've always wanted to own a mountain home. They're so beautiful
As someone who actually LIVES IN Summit County, these warehouse sized homes located on mountainsides off long winding roads are rarely if ever occupied. The various government agencies love them because they raise everyone's taxes, and create consumption based growth, which is subject to boom and bust cycles. If the people who own these houses were to vanish tomorrow, no one would notice.
Mike I agree that many folk like to use those houses as store of value investments . Anyone building in the last few years kinda got smoked cause they came out so much above budget
@@bobufo5729 What concerns me the most are the economics of not only these homes, but a slew of things that don't really add up. Like the "crypto-blockchain" thing (I told people several months ago, but who was I to question self proclaimed billionaires), real estate development like that ridiculous palm tree development surrounded by stagnant water, and so on that really don't seem to be serving any other need other than consumption and the resulting growth. The whole saga of Tony Hse living in Park City is really quite bizarre, with with security and press behaving like weirdos as the rest of us go about living here. Not surprised his family just liquidated almost everything.
@@mikehays3390 didn’t know that dude lived there and owned all that . I would Chalk it up to him being mega wealthy and eccentric. He lived in a trailer park . His death was sad and I don’t believe he was mentally sound . If I remember right he was cracking whippets all day towards the end. Park city is a beautiful city. I always thought some of those art gallery’s on Main Street seemed a little ridiculous as a non wealthy person . Art in general is a very interesting subject relating to store of value investments . Fishy stuff goes on where rich guys have it created or Buy it then sell it around to there buddies to create artificial value and that sort of thing. There is some good videos about it.
The amount of detail specific to Utah is really cool. The honey comb light feature in the living room, the copper, the lime stone. Its all really beautiful.
Many Americans when they hear about Utah, what comes to mind is Mormons. They don't know much about Park City, where billionaires live. Similar to Jackson Hole, WY.
This is probably my favorite of all the tours so far. The kitchen is off the charts in design elements. What more could we expect from the Italians. I'm convinced Enes and Mikey and the team have set 'best practise' in tours with the technical quality, editing and signature style. We make a point of sitting down to dinner on Mondays and watching the latest episode from the team. It's our 'go to' dinner entertainment. Kudos and thank you for your inspiring content.
I like that you mentioned the home automation system. As a low voltage project engineer it always interests me to know what kind of systems these houses are running, and they are very seldom delved into or even mentioned in these kinds of tours. We tend to lean towards Elan and Control4 ourselves, but Savant is a great system as well. The amount of time and effort that goes into programming these automation and panelized lighting systems is absolutely astounding, and on this scale i can just imagine the programmer losing his mind trying to get it all to work perfectly. Enes you should come to Naples, Florida if you havent already. There are certainly some homes here that belong on your channel. I just did a quote for a guy who'se building an entire Go-Cart Track and Lazy River in the backyard of his estate lol
@@coolhwip6638 I do landscape lights in Utah and I think that smart home stuff is awesome . It’s what many electrician guys should be learning about. Was talking to a smart home guy and he said the new control 4 just has cat cable ran to it and acts like a rely if I understand correctly . Really cool stuff .
@@bru1015 new build, there was a part when touring the bar/entertaining area they make comment that the build was only 98% done, just waiting for the snow to melt.
It looks pretty dope, how much is 1 panel worth? Also someone knocked the edging on the bit that over hangs the outdoor pool area and left a hole in the corner. *shakes fist!
Why copper? Why didn't you use brass? And those terrible electric fireplaces are awful. Why is that? And what is a house made of? Is it brick? From the outside it's beautiful but inside the furniture and equipment is quite tasteless. And that onyx - what is it? Onyx is semi-translucent and when used with light it is beautiful. Unfortunately the damage to the material in this case. And those artificial fires in front of the house are also tasteless. I know you're not to blame, but I won't write two posts so I write it all together. You don't know windows and glass walls are made of what? What material for the frames and are at least double glazing? And the glass roof is somehow heated so that there is no snow on it? And what kind of glass (or artificial material) does it crack under the weight of snow?
For the size of the house, it really does feel like a home. Exactly as you said - perfect for a couple coming up for the weekend, but also perfect for a large group to enjoy. Normally, the large houses feel like a hotel, but this does not. The details are amazing, and I love the almost Dr.Seussesque custom furniture and light fixtures.
Another thing that isn’t really hit on in this property that I love is every space is decorated so well you don’t have the feeling of a huge empty building. Everything makes me feel like I’m tucked in and supposed to be right there. So many mansion type places miss this. It’s also decorated luxuriously but doesn’t take away from the natural beauty
15:40 - so let me get this str8. They built this entire estate, and dudes in a workshop somewhere are still trying to piece together a billiards table? 💀
Some lasting materials but not comfortable looking at all to most people. Example: onyx I think it is-- is a far better choice than marble, yet same look. Cold-looking like libraries, shopping malls, court buildings etc. I just don't get it. Sheltering money, best investment for profit, what ? Who has this many friends & relatives? Has to be for employees. I understand giving is required for receiving & there is no ceiling to receiving but who would want to live here -- nothing is ergonomically correct. So many corners, square looks, no gorgeous round beds etc.
Exactly. This mansion doesn’t feel too huge on the inside unlike other mansions. The roof isn’t 50 feet high and shit which I like a lot about this place.
Stunning house and property. I am obsessed with the kitchen. One of my favourite kitchens on this (and any) channel. That stove appliance thingy. Oof. Sensational. Probably the most beautiful mountain home I have seen so far. And this is coming from someone who hates the snow. I'd love to cozy up in this house while everyone else goes skiing. Love love love the observation deck. I'd light up a fire, grab a book and a blanket, and then just live my best life up there. Hats off to everyone involved in creating this place. It is spectacular.
I've watched almost every tour you've done on this channel. This is the first house that I would instantly buy if I had the means. It feels like a home, not a museum. Thank you for showing us!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
@@pillitterin It's basically a wet room. These are common in asian countries where the entire bathroom, tub/shower, toilet, sink are designed to get completely wet. Think of it as a tiled shower big enough to have a toilet and sink built into it and that's your wet room. Hey, when you have that kind of money and imagination, why not?!?!?
It's a wonderfully vast and designed and constructed home. The fireplaces (fire pits) and that observation tower were my favorites. There were many cozy spaces. That one last winter location captured with the beautiful snow-covered mountains was so worth it. Enes and Mikey in Utah a marvelous, picturesque home tour!
I've seen a lot of incredible custom homes but this is by far the most impressive of the mountain homes shown on UA-cam or elsewhere. The architecture, interior design, choice and diversity of finishes, custom fabrication and layout are beyond amazing. Congratulations to the team who put this all together and for Enes showcasing it on a level that's top notch! Favorite element is that multi-stone inlayed flooring in the entry....super cool!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
@BELIEVE in JESUS "From us alone, they say, come all their miseries, yes, but they themselves, with their own reckless ways, compound their pains beyond their proper share." -Zeus in The Odyssey. (Another fictional tale)
This gigantic pile of poop is a disgusting waste of space and money. It's NOT timeless inside and will need a complete refresh in 10 to 20 years. And will someone please explain why you would have 7 bedrooms with ELEVEN bathrooms? I could be the richest person on earth, and this would never be on my list
@@MrPaige222 It's neither your space or money so why do you care? Let's not pretend you'd ever be rich so no need to mention it not being on your list. You don't have a list. What a hater.
Having grown up in Utah I noticed small details such as many of the rooms being named after various mountains around the state such as Oquirrh and Wasatch. Amazing details that you both captured so beautiful! Thank you!
Absolutely stunning. This is one of the best homes I’ve seen on this channel. It’s NOT one of those office buildings with bedrooms. It is a massive yet warm and thoughtful family home. You have outdone yourselves!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
Taking this moment to thank enes for a whole year since helping me discover my interest for real estate and interior design. If i end up doing something remotely related in life, enes would be the reason which is actually crazy if i think about it xD
I recently found this channel and absolutely love it. These videos are so relaxing and satisfying to watch. They literally help ease any anxiety or stress. Every video is so well made, and I love how genuine and grateful you guys are for the privilege to do what you do. Keep it up! And this home in particular is just stunning - and I only live about an hour away. Amazing to see this kind of stuff in my own backyard.
@@EnesYilmazerdo you ever view properties that you personally don’t love but have to keep your personal opinions to yourself? i didn’t love this one, the bowling alley was cool but the house felt stark, overwhelmingly large and quite cold. there’s no way this is a private residence, it’s set up as a mini resort. the views were stunning - why does every single room need a tv? just look out the window and enjoy the damn view!!
That strange tower looks like a guard tower. Combined with the square shape of the main building, it gives the impression of a state penitentiary when viewed from a distance and at a slight elevation.
out of all the house tours i watched on this channel this house is the first one that looks like it was actually designed to be living there and have a good time. Most of the others are just show off pieces or party locations but in this one i could actually imagine feeling comfortable
I was noticing the level of craftsmanship. There are many beautiful details in this house, with its inlaid wood and stone, in addition to the copper. But it seems to be designed more for a vacation rental for multiple families rather than a family home. And the “guest quarters” are designed for staff, with its elevator access to the master suite. Its’s a mish mash. More like a hotel than a family home, unless you had multiple kids, and entertained constantly.
the copper, the LIGHTING, those floors, that marble AND THAT KITCHEN ahhhhhhhh! this home is art and design personified-and yet still cozy af. what a glorious home
I think the copper looks really good but the only thing that I can see the problem is that it starts to fade to Green as it gets older it would be have to be constant maintained to have that copper and keep it in this good pristine condition.
I love the floorplan of this home. Some larger homes seem to be mazes and you could walk for miles or get lost. For me the coziness of this home is with the fireplaces (fire elements) in so many rooms. I love all the windows for me personally I would need shades or curtains on the bedroom to sleep. I love that you stay to show the homes at night time. Often making them look more spectacular.
STUNNING HOUSE! My family (children and grandchildren) live in the High Tatra in Slovakia and are expert skiers and snowboarders. I could just imagine them being blown away by this mansion and the access to the ski slopes. It would be something to be remembered.
First : They continue to create amazing videos, the cinematography, the technical quality, the script, the detail etc are outstanding. The house: I am amazed by the material use. Cooper, steel, warm woods, leather, glass, stones of different colors: extraordinary!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
As a plumber I’ve worked in Summit and Wasatch counties for a few years, I’ve worked in Promontory, Glenwild, Tuhaye, Kings Crown, etc. I was never on the crew that went to the colonies because we were always so busy with other houses and projects but I’ve always wanted to see what it is all about. That little sneak peak was truly awesome, like a dream.
This is up there with one of the best tours you guys have done. The materials used in making this home are beyond amazing. From the copper to all the different stones to different applications of wood. Just amazing. And the main kitchen..OMG. The Marrone stole my heart :D I personally didn't like the blue..Wish they had kept the copper theme with it. Blue is just not my color overall but how amazing is this home. Without the lower level ..with a sauna added it would be my top 3 home pick from your videos. I'm getting so many good ideas to build a home.
That is the nicest house I've ever seen. Nothing can compare to it. The design, details, custom pieces, appliances, location, vibes. They thought everything through. I would not leave this property. Just wow.
@@gattonpc I actually saw a lot of houses through similar videos, it’s just my preference. For a chalet in a ski resort, it’s the nicest thing I could imagine having. Way more beautiful than a show off LA house at 70-100M, but that’s just me.
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping? for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time? Why doesn't the Kitchen have upper cabinets, they chose open shelves but shelves are not as impressive as cabinets and they don't keep your dishes clean and protected from dust so you end up having to re-wash each dish before using it.
You definitely stand out among many other property channels in UA-cam with your attention to detail and genuine style. Keep it up Enes, you are doing a great job!
This property took my breath away I couldn't believe what I was looking at absolutely the most gorgeous house I've ever seen that kitchen the dining-room oh my God
I work for a home building company in utah and we make truly beautiful homes, but this one is on a whole different level. I'm glad I bumped into this channel.
I feel like every other Monday we have to say that you've outdone yourself. Truly amazing consistency in the level of your videos. Stunning to think that you could easily take 15 friends to this home for a skiing trip! I especially loved that you opened up everything in the kitchen, makes it feel even more liveable :) thanks Enes, Mikey & team
Amazing home, great tour, loved the fire on both sides on entrance , drop down and pop up tvs, big tv in kitchen, game room tv, stainless steel pool, salt block wall, copper clad walls as well as the shaded tiles light to dark. Skis on ceiling was kool as well as dog door and area. The Kitchen piece by Marrone was awesome. Love the Delos . The only thing I noticed was the pool it doesnt seem too secure, two piece one seems someone could come from the outside and get in by pool outside and come to the inner house easily just thought
I thought that as well about the pool. However if you look closely the entire inner pool area is actually segregated with the same external glass used in the rest of the house, with what looked like at least one, possibly two, secure doors to access the rest of the house. Technically that's an indoor pool area, but in practice it's external as soon as the door(s) are closed from what I could see......and yes I've watched this tour multiple times as I absolutely love this house :)
Hi from Japan! It snows in Utah even in April! I was surprised at how different it was from Japan. The scenery is simply beautiful,and I don't think there is a place as beautiful as this in Japan. Thank you for the wonderful video. I'm using a translator,so I'm sorry if I made a mistake.
Due to the elevation here yes. I live in Utah but lower down in the valley but there are times when visiting Park City in the fall or spring that there is still snow.
Thank you Enes and Mikey for allowing me to feel so insignificant and broke. Every time I watch your videos I understand what a underachiever I really am!!!
This home is absolutely gorgeous, the design and the location makes it look like a fairytale, the snow is a cherry on top, I always thought snowy places are dreamy and there is something about them since all the calm and tranquility are the icing on the cake and this home just makes a cherry to top it off, Snow filled places are fantasies, the world feels so unreal!!
One of my favorite things about growing up and living in snowy places (Colorado and Utah) is the way it sounds outside when it is snowing. Snow deadens sound so the world feels close and cozy around you... dressed up warm. Snow on the ground makes a distinctive crunch under each footstep. Skiing in a snow storm is also truly a unique experience. Snow also has a beautiful smell, slightly salty and beachy but cold at the same time.
@@mycroft16 Man must be one hell of an experience I wish to spend at least a month staying at such unreal places especially at the night time when it is eerie and at the same time astonishing and makes you question reality
@@legacygaming9719Freshly fallen snow under a full Moon is also hard to describe. At the right angle the snow catches the moonlight and sparkles. Almost like super fine glitter has been spread all over it. It's very ethereal and camera's don't really capture it at all. If you get the chance do come up for winter some time. Even a weekend.
the only reason I'm watchin this kind of content, is the passion of Enes, the way how he moves thru the house, the way he talks, i love and respect it a lot when i see passion at work. makes u appreciate great work. Cok güzel Abi ! :)
Stunning house with great entertainment areas.. kitchen is really the heart of the house. Well designed taking care of everything.. plus the setting in the snow really brings the architecture out
I have no words..the thought for this, the engineering the quality and execution I'd beyond words. I only hope the person who buys this home and assumably will be filthy rich can respect how amazing this house truly is. And the designer deserves every award he can get. Thank you for the video of this gem
@@fredpenner5667 it would say that it’s a mix between the architecture and the engineering. The collaboration between art, what’s durable and everything in between is what makes a place great.
@@fredpenner5667 - Not true. In a home like this, with these mountain, slope, soils conditions, there is a tremendous amount of engineering in this home.
Thank you Enes, i never dreamed to own any property you are showcasing but at least you are showing us what is possible by taking us there to admire these materpeices!
I have followed you two for a couple years and so enjoy how you invite us into each of these homes. This one was over the top magnificent. Taken to another level for sure! Thank you! So fun to watch!
wow. I can only imagine Enes having more details to memorize as he and his team explore larger homes. Great Job😊 it only makes your channel more distinct and interactive with your viewers.
It's incredibly cool how much of it is specific to Utah. The lime stone, copper, and honeycomb light fixture in the living room. Everything is extremely stunning.
I'm in love with that massive couch!! I love homes like this that embrace extravagance and don't shy away from self awareness. It's a 42 million dollar home...it shouldn't be a zen mode home, it should be an insanely cool and unique environment.
That couch was my favorite as well. Especially as it's the theater room also. Which means it's just a giant, lounge, sit, lay wherever you want and watch the movie. It's fun. It's funky. It asks you to relax and let go of the pretention and just live a fun life.
Another amazing home. I have been watching you guys since the beginning. You were great then and even better now. No one comes close to the work you guys do in my opinion. Another stunning home. I am willing to bet those builders and realtors seek you guys out because it greatly aid them in marketing and ultimately selling the home. Love the channel.
This is incredibly freaky, I work at a plant store just outside of Park City and installed/delivered over 20 different plants and orchid arrangements to this property just 2-3 weeks ago. However all of the furniture was covered in plastic and there were cameras all over the place, so seems like they're getting ready to show this to potential buyers! Was also stuck at the gate entrance to this neighborhood for like 30 minutes because I wasnt given a gate code or contact to contact. Wonderful video though its seriously so weird seeing you walk where I have walked before. Side note, there is also a ski lift just a few feet away from the house, giving you easy access to all of the Park City and Canyons resort!
I’m curious. I assume you’ve been in a number of wealthy houses here. Obviously, these people are beyond rich but what type of people live in these houses? Are they friendly, down-to-earth? Or do they look right through you, as if you do not exist? Thanks.
That side door from the driveway to the Primary Suite closet was a brilliant idea. No schlepping luggage through the house! Beautifully made video of a beautiful home!
Well, this is my favorite home on the channel so far. Mainly because of the warm and cozy design. Feels more like home, rather than office or a hotel. And of course - great tour! Kudos to Enes and Mikey.
It is great to see that you guys are doing everything with passion and your own unique style. Never change that. We love you Enes & Mikey. Congrats doing your best to give us a chance to see those awesome properties in such a professional way. Greetings from 🇹🇷❤️
Wauw! The materials used in this house 🤍 i love the wood, the broken white stone, copper accents etc. Most expensive houses are black & white from top to bottom 👎🏻 all these materials make the house feel so warm and comfy 👍🏻
I just happened to be reading about this home a few weeks ago and saw the listing for it - and now you did a tour of it! Absolutely amazing house, I really love this one. I live near Park City and have always been fascinated and intrigued by the homes in The Colony, but most of them are just gaudy monstrosities that I actually wouldn't even want to live in if it was gifted to me. This one though is completely my style and taste and absolutely remarkable. Great video and so glad you did a tour of this one.
I think my favorite parts of these videos are when you are talking and walk in from one area into another, and the way the sound echoes change show that we entered a completely new area. Makes me feel like going from one domain into another haha. I love it.
2 of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the nation are in Utah. St George, UT is hosting the Iron Man Finals this summer. Lots of growth there and a very competitive housing market.
@@gencrypto I just zillowed st george, every single house is either half a million or over a million dollars. what's the COL out there?? mcdonalds workers getting $25/hr? Those're hawaii prices, wtf I'd rather live in hawaii!
Such a stunning and amazing property!!! Love all the details of the house and the amazing thought and creativity that they've put into it. This is the BEST property tour channel ever :) Enes simply gives the best description of every important details of the property that transports the viewers to feel and experience the character and atmosphere of the space.
This is the most beautiful house I've ever seen. Everything is so well thought out and designed and so many different materials are being used. Literally an art piece. If I had the money I would buy this in a heartbeat based off the detail and craftsmanship alone. It's amazing.
I've seen many ultra expensive houses but this one blew my mind. It's large but it actually feels like home, cozy, modern, lux, has lots of characters. I didn't skip a single sec of this video. Love this gorgeous house! $42 mil wow!
You nailed the most important part of this... it feels like a home. I've seen homes for double this on this channel and others that feel cold and industrial. This feels like a place a family could actually live, have friends over. If I'm dropping $42M, i want that feeling.
This is a stunningly gorgeous and beautiful home. I totally fell in love with it instantly. 😍❤ Enes. How did it feel walking through such an amazing home like this?
This home is insane. Never saw something like this, and I watched a lot of high end homes videos!!! The detail and custom made items from flooring, to appliances and furniture.. Wow.
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I've noticed that a lot of other property tour channels have emulated this channel's style/formula, but still, nobody does it like you guys. On top of that, you are traveling around the U.S. and around the WORLD! Truly the overachievers of UA-cam property tours haha, you guys are a cut above! Cheers.
thank you, Owen! I just want to showcase the most luxurious properties in the world for you guys!
@@EnesYilmazer - And we appreciate it... Thank you.
@@EnesYilmazer Others do that too. Some even do it well. But you and Mikey are the best.
They don't reply to the comments like this channel does though.
They try to dress like Enes too😂 I was watching a unknown guy doing a walkthrough tour of a Myrtle Beach home, same black pants, tshirt, gray sport coat. I guess imitation is the greatest form of flattery🤷🏼♂️
I installed the fireplace at 22:03 ! It's called a "Filio Focus" and each of those individual pieces weighs over 150+ pounds and the whole unit is worth tens of thousands. Getting it to the 3rd floor of that tower was not easy.... so cool seeing everything finished!
Great work, man.
oh cool! thanks for sharing that with us!
I would never leave that fireplace. Ever.
Definitely getting a fireplace, some Jameson and a Cigar to go with it. Maybe if I’m able to handle a dog, I’ll have one. That sounds like my future.
Focus make the best modern fireplaces.
i could go on and on about the finishes, the house etc.. but honestly, all I want to say is thank you, enes and mikey. You helped me to discover that I have a passion for homes like these and I will always be grateful
Love that. Glad our tours were helpful!
Beautiful
It looks like a prison.
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I like the modern style design with simplicity. Not overpowering to showing luxury, but simplicity and warm environment with top quality material. Designs style looks simple and toned down, but super luxury each section and material. Masterpiece!!
hi shoji
From the thumbnail, it looks like a prison with a guard tower
Simplicity ???? 😂😂😂 hope the 30+ people taking care of it for you feel the same way.
I worked for the company that did the Audio Visual and Security System for this house. It took a long time to finish because of all the meticulous details. A true master piece of a home, structurally, interior, and exterior. It’s nice to see how it all came together. Thank you for the video.🙏
our pleasure! thanks for sharing that with us!
Secure System is hackable after this post. Just saying.
No one needs this much house. No one. You can bet it belongs to a Mormon on the hierarchy of the he Mormon church. Wasted resources. This kind of Greco and self aggrandizing should be something the church abhors. It’s a ridiculous house.
@@skylark1250 People owning homes in Park City are usually from outside of Utah... giving outsiders like yourself uneducated guesses at best of what does or doesn't go on in Utah... The L.D.S. Church or the improper term you used "mormon" don't even support alcohol, and this video tour seems to have plenty of bars and places for alcohol for those who may dream up such incorrect comments in the sky "lark" like the one you seem to claim.
@@tc2947 Mormon church owns resort in Hawaii where the booze flows. I don’t believe for one minute Mormons don’t indulge in booze, pre marital sex, and other “sins” like excessive displays of wealth that they belabor as evil.
Lol I actually did all the exterior stone work on this house with a company called RJ masonry. We left this project about 6 month ago i cant believe the whole house turned out so well. That initial court yard that he showed with the copper wall and garage, during construction there was a 100 ft crane it it and most of the material had to be craned around the sight because the house has a huge drop off on one side and some of the interior stone and other things were so big they had to be craned and have the house built around them. This video doesn't due the house justice, it is MASSIVE my first day I actually got lost in it for about 10 min because its so big. Shout out to everyone who worked on the interior it turned out amazing.
My brothers did masonry 20 years ago in San Diego- how did you do the copper on that wall? Because of them I notice masonry work now : )
@Wylder Smith. It would probably spoil the looks to have you are here maps, but you got to admit they would be useful.
is the house forsale
Really try to never fall in love with a house but this one just got me. Absolutely gorgeous. Breathtaking views. I was picturing my kids I don’t even have there. Great work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I use to be a chef for a while before I got burnet out however I never get sick of cooking at home. That $90k mis section is beyond worth every penny!! I could never ever feel the need to go out again !! I can cook absolutely anything I want on there !! Absolutely amazing and love the color !!
hi eleanor
This house really has gotten to Enes and Mickey, yes I love it.
The drone shot where the lights come on in sequence is just brilliant! Great production value.
glad you liked that detail!
Reminded me of the way the lights come on at night on yachts. It's like a theatrical reveal.
The design of this home is really impressive. The attention of detail and the combination of materials, textures, finishes and colors is so good!
well said! :)
Another expensive house that beat the overrated The One.
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
@@pillitterin but where is the rainhead🌚🌚
Think
@sameebah Lost me at the entry door.
Coat closet? Hanging racks? Nothing.
Just toss you things in a pile by the door?
One of my favorite homes I've ever seen in US real estate. Cozy, modern, unique, and amazing amenities & land. I've always wanted to own a mountain home. They're so beautiful
couldn't agree more!
@@le9335 Lol, that's what I was thinking!
@@le9335 WTF ?
Park City Utah is a very expensive “mountain home”. It’s a ski resort home.
As someone who actually LIVES IN Summit County, these warehouse sized homes located on mountainsides off long winding roads are rarely if ever occupied. The various government agencies love them because they raise everyone's taxes, and create consumption based growth, which is subject to boom and bust cycles. If the people who own these houses were to vanish tomorrow, no one would notice.
Mike I agree that many folk like to use those houses as store of value investments . Anyone building in the last few years kinda got smoked cause they came out so much above budget
@@bobufo5729 What concerns me the most are the economics of not only these homes, but a slew of things that don't really add up. Like the "crypto-blockchain" thing (I told people several months ago, but who was I to question self proclaimed billionaires), real estate development like that ridiculous palm tree development surrounded by stagnant water, and so on that really don't seem to be serving any other need other than consumption and the resulting growth. The whole saga of Tony Hse living in Park City is really quite bizarre, with with security and press behaving like weirdos as the rest of us go about living here. Not surprised his family just liquidated almost everything.
@@mikehays3390 didn’t know that dude lived there and owned all that . I would Chalk it up to him being mega wealthy and eccentric. He lived in a trailer park . His death was sad and I don’t believe he was mentally sound . If I remember right he was cracking whippets all day towards the end. Park city is a beautiful city. I always thought some of those art gallery’s on Main Street seemed a little ridiculous as a non wealthy person . Art in general is a very interesting subject relating to store of value investments . Fishy stuff goes on where rich guys have it created or Buy it then sell it around to there buddies to create artificial value and that sort of thing. There is some good videos about it.
The house is beautiful, but I don’t see it being a warm environment for a family,I see it as a rental for movies,Air B & B something of that nature.
@@sherlenemasih8986 why? Lot of ppl live in houses bigger than that
The amount of detail specific to Utah is really cool. The honey comb light feature in the living room, the copper, the lime stone. Its all really beautiful.
well said!
Many Americans when they hear about Utah, what comes to mind is Mormons. They don't know much about Park City, where billionaires live. Similar to Jackson Hole, WY.
The production is out of this world, keep the hard work, loving these videos more and more!, greetings from México
Thank you! appreciate it!
This is probably my favorite of all the tours so far. The kitchen is off the charts in design elements. What more could we expect from the Italians. I'm convinced Enes and Mikey and the team have set 'best practise' in tours with the technical quality, editing and signature style. We make a point of sitting down to dinner on Mondays and watching the latest episode from the team. It's our 'go to' dinner entertainment. Kudos and thank you for your inspiring content.
Thanks bud!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I like that you mentioned the home automation system. As a low voltage project engineer it always interests me to know what kind of systems these houses are running, and they are very seldom delved into or even mentioned in these kinds of tours. We tend to lean towards Elan and Control4 ourselves, but Savant is a great system as well. The amount of time and effort that goes into programming these automation and panelized lighting systems is absolutely astounding, and on this scale i can just imagine the programmer losing his mind trying to get it all to work perfectly. Enes you should come to Naples, Florida if you havent already. There are certainly some homes here that belong on your channel. I just did a quote for a guy who'se building an entire Go-Cart Track and Lazy River in the backyard of his estate lol
Control 4 mostly
Do you do any Poe lighting
@Bob UFO true. We tend to lean towards control4 for smaller applications, and go with elan for more intricate systems
@@coolhwip6638 I’d be interested to see a fx Luminaire Luxor setup indoors
@@coolhwip6638 I do landscape lights in Utah and I think that smart home stuff is awesome . It’s what many electrician guys should be learning about. Was talking to a smart home guy and he said the new control 4 just has cat cable ran to it and acts like a rely if I understand correctly . Really cool stuff .
I’m proud to say I did all the inside and outside copper wall panels and copper chimneys and more on this house and much more
Is this a new build, or previously owned. I didn’t hear either way, or maybe I missed it.
@@bru1015 new build, there was a part when touring the bar/entertaining area they make comment that the build was only 98% done, just waiting for the snow to melt.
It looks pretty dope, how much is 1 panel worth? Also someone knocked the edging on the bit that over hangs the outdoor pool area and left a hole in the corner. *shakes fist!
Why copper? Why didn't you use brass? And those terrible electric fireplaces are awful. Why is that? And what is a house made of? Is it brick? From the outside it's beautiful but inside the furniture and equipment is quite tasteless. And that onyx - what is it? Onyx is semi-translucent and when used with light it is beautiful. Unfortunately the damage to the material in this case. And those artificial fires in front of the house are also tasteless. I know you're not to blame, but I won't write two posts so I write it all together. You don't know windows and glass walls are made of what? What material for the frames and are at least double glazing? And the glass roof is somehow heated so that there is no snow on it? And what kind of glass (or artificial material) does it crack under the weight of snow?
well done
For the size of the house, it really does feel like a home. Exactly as you said - perfect for a couple coming up for the weekend, but also perfect for a large group to enjoy. Normally, the large houses feel like a hotel, but this does not. The details are amazing, and I love the almost Dr.Seussesque custom furniture and light fixtures.
Absolutely, it's a good one!
It's fascinating to hear that someone here also employ madam Christine's services. She has been managing my investment so well on my weekly return
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están acostumbrados a las casitas
I don't believe you, Jen. Gonna need to see that for myself. ;)
Another thing that isn’t really hit on in this property that I love is every space is decorated so well you don’t have the feeling of a huge empty building. Everything makes me feel like I’m tucked in and supposed to be right there. So many mansion type places miss this. It’s also decorated luxuriously but doesn’t take away from the natural beauty
15:40 - so let me get this str8. They built this entire estate, and dudes in a workshop somewhere are still trying to piece together a billiards table? 💀
Some lasting materials but not comfortable looking at all to most people. Example: onyx I think it is-- is a far better choice than marble, yet same look. Cold-looking like libraries, shopping malls, court buildings etc. I just don't get it. Sheltering money, best investment for profit, what ? Who has this many friends & relatives? Has to be for employees. I understand giving is required for receiving & there is no ceiling to receiving but who would want to live here -- nothing is ergonomically correct. So many corners, square looks, no gorgeous round beds etc.
...& I strongly dislike the unpreventable, inescapable ECHO in every room.
It really keeps the home from looking sterile.
Exactly. This mansion doesn’t feel too huge on the inside unlike other mansions. The roof isn’t 50 feet high and shit which I like a lot about this place.
Stunning house and property. I am obsessed with the kitchen. One of my favourite kitchens on this (and any) channel. That stove appliance thingy. Oof. Sensational.
Probably the most beautiful mountain home I have seen so far. And this is coming from someone who hates the snow. I'd love to cozy up in this house while everyone else goes skiing. Love love love the observation deck. I'd light up a fire, grab a book and a blanket, and then just live my best life up there.
Hats off to everyone involved in creating this place. It is spectacular.
This is one of your most impressive property tours ever Enes and team you guys are so dedicated to what you do.
Thanks you so much, Josh! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I've watched almost every tour you've done on this channel. This is the first house that I would instantly buy if I had the means. It feels like a home, not a museum. Thank you for showing us!
Wow, thank you!
Totally agree!
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@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
@@pillitterin It's basically a wet room. These are common in asian countries where the entire bathroom, tub/shower, toilet, sink are designed to get completely wet. Think of it as a tiled shower big enough to have a toilet and sink built into it and that's your wet room. Hey, when you have that kind of money and imagination, why not?!?!?
It's a wonderfully vast and designed and constructed home. The fireplaces (fire pits) and that observation tower were my favorites. There were many cozy spaces. That one last winter location captured with the beautiful snow-covered mountains was so worth it. Enes and Mikey in Utah a marvelous, picturesque home tour!
thank you for the kind words!
This may be the pinnacle of tasteful material choice. Custom furniture and consistent theme throughout are super special.
I'd take this over any 50M$ mansion in LA, stunning. Feels so warm and cozy and just staggering interior and design
it's a good one!
Yeah but no one gonna visit you in Utah. You won't have friends. After a few days this will become boring.
Absolutely.. at first I was like "Utah???" but by the end I was completely sold
My fav is still "Collywood" by Tom Kundig, but this just climbed to the 2nd place
all fine until you want a snapple from the cornerstore or a loaf of bread from walmart😂
I've seen a lot of incredible custom homes but this is by far the most impressive of the mountain homes shown on UA-cam or elsewhere. The architecture, interior design, choice and diversity of finishes, custom fabrication and layout are beyond amazing. Congratulations to the team who put this all together and for Enes showcasing it on a level that's top notch! Favorite element is that multi-stone inlayed flooring in the entry....super cool!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
@BELIEVE in JESUS "From us alone, they say, come all their miseries, yes, but they themselves, with their own reckless ways, compound their pains beyond their proper share." -Zeus in The Odyssey. (Another fictional tale)
This gigantic pile of poop is a disgusting waste of space and money.
It's NOT timeless inside and will need a complete refresh in 10 to 20 years.
And will someone please explain why you would have 7 bedrooms with ELEVEN bathrooms?
I could be the richest person on earth, and this would never be on my list
Wow, thank you!
@@MrPaige222 It's neither your space or money so why do you care? Let's not pretend you'd ever be rich so no need to mention it not being on your list. You don't have a list. What a hater.
Having grown up in Utah I noticed small details such as many of the rooms being named after various mountains around the state such as Oquirrh and Wasatch. Amazing details that you both captured so beautiful! Thank you!
love that, thanks!
Ha I noticed that as well, house is amazing
Free night stay to anyone who can correctly pronounce Oquirrh. :D
@@mycroft16 Oh-kerr
Absolutely stunning. This is one of the best homes I’ve seen on this channel. It’s NOT one of those office buildings with bedrooms. It is a massive yet warm and thoughtful family home. You have outdone yourselves!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
We agree!
@@pillitterin bro its not that important.
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@@pillitterin You laugh until you have to prep for a colonoscopy one day
Taking this moment to thank enes for a whole year since helping me discover my interest for real estate and interior design. If i end up doing something remotely related in life, enes would be the reason which is actually crazy if i think about it xD
happy to hear that! glad our tours were helpful!
I recently found this channel and absolutely love it. These videos are so relaxing and satisfying to watch. They literally help ease any anxiety or stress. Every video is so well made, and I love how genuine and grateful you guys are for the privilege to do what you do. Keep it up!
And this home in particular is just stunning - and I only live about an hour away. Amazing to see this kind of stuff in my own backyard.
glad you like our videos!
Exactly! I agree! Find this video so relaxing and it also helps ease any anxiety or stress. A great stress reducer!
hi samuel
@@EnesYilmazerdo you ever view properties that you personally don’t love but have to keep your personal opinions to yourself? i didn’t love this one, the bowling alley was cool but the house felt stark, overwhelmingly large and quite cold. there’s no way this is a private residence, it’s set up as a mini resort. the views were stunning - why does every single room need a tv? just look out the window and enjoy the damn view!!
That strange tower looks like a guard tower. Combined with the square shape of the main building, it gives the impression of a state penitentiary when viewed from a distance and at a slight elevation.
Yeah, was about to say looked like a russian prison lol
I was about to make the same observation
My thoughts exactly. Externally it looks like a cross between military barracks or a concentration camp.
It's a fortress in the woods
Nah, it looks like a Nazi concentration camp guard tower from the Medal of Honor.
out of all the house tours i watched on this channel this house is the first one that looks like it was actually designed to be living there and have a good time.
Most of the others are just show off pieces or party locations but in this one i could actually imagine feeling comfortable
The observation tower is my favorite thing. I could see myself pacing in circles around the outside of the tower stroking my Gandalf beard..
I was noticing the level of craftsmanship. There are many beautiful details in this house, with its inlaid wood and stone, in addition to the copper. But it seems to be designed more for a vacation rental for multiple families rather than a family home. And the “guest quarters” are designed for staff, with its elevator access to the master suite. Its’s a mish mash. More like a hotel than a family home, unless you had multiple kids, and entertained constantly.
the copper, the LIGHTING, those floors, that marble AND THAT KITCHEN ahhhhhhhh! this home is art and design personified-and yet still cozy af. what a glorious home
I think the copper looks really good but the only thing that I can see the problem is that it starts to fade to Green as it gets older it would be have to be constant maintained to have that copper and keep it in this good pristine condition.
many people love the patina on copper over time! @@MarcFurney
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This is probably my favorite tours you guys have done. It’s jaw dropping, and HUGE, but somehow feels livable at the same time. Great job on the tour!
Wow, thank you!
I love the floorplan of this home. Some larger homes seem to be mazes and you could walk for miles or get lost. For me the coziness of this home is with the fireplaces (fire elements) in so many rooms. I love all the windows for me personally I would need shades or curtains on the bedroom to sleep. I love that you stay to show the homes at night time. Often making them look more spectacular.
I’ve actually been in this home, amazingly enough his videos make it look even better than in person.
STUNNING HOUSE! My family (children and grandchildren) live in the High Tatra in Slovakia and are expert skiers and snowboarders. I could just imagine them being blown away by this mansion and the access to the ski slopes. It would be something to be remembered.
Oh wow! that is awesome!
First : They continue to create amazing videos, the cinematography, the technical quality, the script, the detail etc are outstanding. The house: I am amazed by the material use. Cooper, steel, warm woods, leather, glass, stones of different colors: extraordinary!
love that, thanks!
Whoever imagined this house is on another level of knowledge. Really incredible. The best so far.
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
Very 60’s - As an Architect/Civil Engineer this gives me the refreshing inspiration I needed. Thank you! I have been profoundly depressed for so long.
As a plumber I’ve worked in Summit and Wasatch counties for a few years, I’ve worked in Promontory, Glenwild, Tuhaye, Kings Crown, etc. I was never on the crew that went to the colonies because we were always so busy with other houses and projects but I’ve always wanted to see what it is all about. That little sneak peak was truly awesome, like a dream.
Your tours are getting better and better.
So nice of your work
This is up there with one of the best tours you guys have done. The materials used in making this home are beyond amazing. From the copper to all the different stones to different applications of wood. Just amazing. And the main kitchen..OMG. The Marrone stole my heart :D I personally didn't like the blue..Wish they had kept the copper theme with it. Blue is just not my color overall but how amazing is this home. Without the lower level ..with a sauna added it would be my top 3 home pick from your videos.
I'm getting so many good ideas to build a home.
True. Never use blue in a colder climate.
That industrial island in the kitchen is outrageous. You can just feel the fit and finish. So good
That is the nicest house I've ever seen. Nothing can compare to it. The design, details, custom pieces, appliances, location, vibes. They thought everything through. I would not leave this property. Just wow.
You clearly didn't saw to many houses at your life.. if you said that in your comment.
Glad you like it!
The details are chefs kiss!!
@@gattonpc I actually saw a lot of houses through similar videos, it’s just my preference. For a chalet in a ski resort, it’s the nicest thing I could imagine having. Way more beautiful than a show off LA house at 70-100M, but that’s just me.
pleaase tell me you are joking?
Amazing property ! This might be my favorite home you've ever featured. That kitchen is BALLER !! Worth every penny.
love that, thank you!
@21:41 Why do they have a toilet in the shower stall, are you suppose to have the warm water hitting your face, helping you relax while your pooping?
for real you can clearly see the toilet controls right below the shelf for the shower so clearly you are suppose to shower and use the toilet at the same time?
Why doesn't the Kitchen have upper cabinets, they chose open shelves but shelves are not as impressive as cabinets and they don't keep your dishes clean and protected from dust so you end up having to re-wash each dish before using it.
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You definitely stand out among many other property channels in UA-cam with your attention to detail and genuine style. Keep it up Enes, you are doing a great job!
hi beyza
This property took my breath away I couldn't believe what I was looking at absolutely the most gorgeous house I've ever seen that kitchen the dining-room oh my God
I work for a home building company in utah and we make truly beautiful homes, but this one is on a whole different level. I'm glad I bumped into this channel.
Thank you, Izzy!
Every home you guys tour is amazing, but this one has to be my dream home. I love everything about it.
I feel like every other Monday we have to say that you've outdone yourself. Truly amazing consistency in the level of your videos. Stunning to think that you could easily take 15 friends to this home for a skiing trip! I especially loved that you opened up everything in the kitchen, makes it feel even more liveable :) thanks Enes, Mikey & team
Wow, thank you!
hi nick
Amazing home, great tour, loved the fire on both sides on entrance , drop down and pop up tvs, big tv in kitchen, game room tv, stainless steel pool, salt block wall, copper clad walls as well as the shaded tiles light to dark. Skis on ceiling was kool as well as dog door and area. The Kitchen piece by Marrone was awesome. Love the Delos . The only thing I noticed was the pool it doesnt seem too secure, two piece one seems someone could come from the outside and get in by pool outside and come to the inner house easily just thought
I thought that as well about the pool. However if you look closely the entire inner pool area is actually segregated with the same external glass used in the rest of the house, with what looked like at least one, possibly two, secure doors to access the rest of the house. Technically that's an indoor pool area, but in practice it's external as soon as the door(s) are closed from what I could see......and yes I've watched this tour multiple times as I absolutely love this house :)
Hi from Japan! It snows in Utah even in April! I was surprised at how different it was from Japan. The scenery is simply beautiful,and I don't think there is a place as beautiful as this in Japan. Thank you for the wonderful video. I'm using a translator,so I'm sorry if I made a mistake.
この家は本当に凄いよ！ お金があれば購入したいね！！！
Hokkaido maybe?
Due to the elevation here yes. I live in Utah but lower down in the valley but there are times when visiting Park City in the fall or spring that there is still snow.
Japan is very beautiful. You are also a mountainous country so you can get something similar in the northern isles of Japan
I wouldn’t underestimate the beauty of your country. There’s definitely places in Japan more beautiful than anything in the US. Love to Japan 🇺🇸 🇯🇵
I just love how u guys are working soo hard for us 🥺❤
we try our best for you guys!
@@EnesYilmazer so kind🥺
Thank you Enes and Mikey for allowing me to feel so insignificant and broke. Every time I watch your videos I understand what a underachiever I really am!!!
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I am lost for words! I love the style, the details and the materials you chose. The house looks really comfy and I just ❤ it!
This is by far my FAVOURITE houses EVER ! Love your channel Enes & Mickey, sending lots of love from New Zealand 🇳🇿
This home is absolutely gorgeous, the design and the location makes it look like a fairytale, the snow is a cherry on top, I always thought snowy places are dreamy and there is something about them since all the calm and tranquility are the icing on the cake and this home just makes a cherry to top it off, Snow filled places are fantasies, the world feels so unreal!!
One of my favorite things about growing up and living in snowy places (Colorado and Utah) is the way it sounds outside when it is snowing. Snow deadens sound so the world feels close and cozy around you... dressed up warm. Snow on the ground makes a distinctive crunch under each footstep. Skiing in a snow storm is also truly a unique experience. Snow also has a beautiful smell, slightly salty and beachy but cold at the same time.
@@mycroft16 Man must be one hell of an experience I wish to spend at least a month staying at such unreal places especially at the night time when it is eerie and at the same time astonishing and makes you question reality
@@legacygaming9719Freshly fallen snow under a full Moon is also hard to describe. At the right angle the snow catches the moonlight and sparkles. Almost like super fine glitter has been spread all over it. It's very ethereal and camera's don't really capture it at all. If you get the chance do come up for winter some time. Even a weekend.
the only reason I'm watchin this kind of content, is the passion of Enes, the way how he moves thru the house, the way he talks, i love and respect it a lot when i see passion at work. makes u appreciate great work.
Cok güzel Abi ! :)
It's amazing how creative can be an artist when an idea of a house without copying another one can have. Thank you for the detailed tour.
You are so welcome!
Hands-down the most amazing house I've ever seen and my favorite by far on your Channel
Stunning house with great entertainment areas.. kitchen is really the heart of the house. Well designed taking care of everything.. plus the setting in the snow really brings the architecture out
I love this home. This house is tasteful, relaxing and elegant, all at the same time. Thank you Enes for another wonderful tour.
My pleasure!
I have no words..the thought for this, the engineering the quality and execution I'd beyond words. I only hope the person who buys this home and assumably will be filthy rich can respect how amazing this house truly is. And the designer deserves every award he can get. Thank you for the video of this gem
I'm a civil engineer. We've never designed houses. The correct word you are looking for is architecture; not engineering.
well said!
@@fredpenner5667 it would say that it’s a mix between the architecture and the engineering. The collaboration between art, what’s durable and everything in between is what makes a place great.
@@charisma-hornum-fries I'm a civil engineer. We've never designed houses. The correct word you are looking for is architecture; not engineering.
@@fredpenner5667 - Not true. In a home like this, with these mountain, slope, soils conditions, there is a tremendous amount of engineering in this home.
Thank you Enes, i never dreamed to own any property you are showcasing but at least you are showing us what is possible by taking us there to admire these materpeices!
hi rhoel
I have followed you two for a couple years and so enjoy how you invite us into each of these homes. This one was over the top magnificent. Taken to another level for sure! Thank you! So fun to watch!
really appreciate it!
This house is something else. Makes me wanna live in a cold place even tho I'm currently in the east. Enes doing his thing🔥🔥
it's a good one!
wow. I can only imagine Enes having more details to memorize as he and his team explore larger homes. Great Job😊 it only makes your channel more distinct and interactive with your viewers.
Thank you for the encouragement biubiu!
It's incredibly cool how much of it is specific to Utah. The lime stone, copper, and honeycomb light fixture in the living room. Everything is extremely stunning.
I'm in love with that massive couch!! I love homes like this that embrace extravagance and don't shy away from self awareness. It's a 42 million dollar home...it shouldn't be a zen mode home, it should be an insanely cool and unique environment.
glad you liked that detail!
That couch was my favorite as well. Especially as it's the theater room also. Which means it's just a giant, lounge, sit, lay wherever you want and watch the movie. It's fun. It's funky. It asks you to relax and let go of the pretention and just live a fun life.
Another amazing home. I have been watching you guys since the beginning. You were great then and even better now. No one comes close to the work you guys do in my opinion. Another stunning home. I am willing to bet those builders and realtors seek you guys out because it greatly aid them in marketing and ultimately selling the home. Love the channel.
Thank you so much for the support!
This is incredibly freaky, I work at a plant store just outside of Park City and installed/delivered over 20 different plants and orchid arrangements to this property just 2-3 weeks ago. However all of the furniture was covered in plastic and there were cameras all over the place, so seems like they're getting ready to show this to potential buyers! Was also stuck at the gate entrance to this neighborhood for like 30 minutes because I wasnt given a gate code or contact to contact. Wonderful video though its seriously so weird seeing you walk where I have walked before.
Side note, there is also a ski lift just a few feet away from the house, giving you easy access to all of the Park City and Canyons resort!
You live in a beautiful place!
Wow! Just wow! Imagine a ski lift right there!
I’m curious. I assume you’ve been in a number of wealthy houses here. Obviously, these people are beyond rich but what type of people live in these houses? Are they friendly, down-to-earth? Or do they look right through you, as if you do not exist? Thanks.
This is my favourite property I have seen so far. Absolutely stunning.
Such a piece of art. Love the wood details throughout the house, warms up such large spaces so beautifully.
yeah and that´s all there is. "A Piece of Art" nice to look at but thats all
Thank you so much!
@@LFT86 You have no clue.
That side door from the driveway to the Primary Suite closet was a brilliant idea. No schlepping luggage through the house! Beautifully made video of a beautiful home!
Glad you enjoyed it!
hi carol
Enes you are the Gold Standard for house tours. You and your team are always raising the bar. I applaud your work.
we're honored!
I think fantastic is an understatement. Thanks Enes and Mike, very good house tour. 🇺🇾
All the houses Enes toured were stunning, but this one’s just… ABSOLUTELY EPIC
Can’t express my astonishment enough
love that, thank you!
Well, this is my favorite home on the channel so far. Mainly because of the warm and cozy design. Feels more like home, rather than office or a hotel.
And of course - great tour! Kudos to Enes and Mikey.
glad you like the property!
Nice one gents, this has to be one of the most incredible homes I have ever seen, thank you.
The mountain views are the best part of this home!!!
It is great to see that you guys are doing everything with passion and your own unique style. Never change that. We love you Enes & Mikey. Congrats doing your best to give us a chance to see those awesome properties in such a professional way. Greetings from 🇹🇷❤️
thanks for the positivity! wish the best to you too!
Wauw! The materials used in this house 🤍 i love the wood, the broken white stone, copper accents etc. Most expensive houses are black & white from top to bottom 👎🏻 all these materials make the house feel so warm and comfy 👍🏻
The overhanging edges throughout the exterior look incredible! What a masterpiece.
glad you liked that detail!
Yes, I agree. Enes found a jewel in architecture. In this case it is even modern style.
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Just beautiful. I love the warmth of this home and all the details and oh that shower. Great tour!
Thank you so much!
More homes should include an observation tower, absolutely stunning home.
My first thought when I first saw it was "hmmm Gunners turret for the security detail" LOL
@@GarryOzols honestly if you live in Europe and you remember the Cold War era, this looks like an East Berlin watch tower.
@@GarryOzols yes this looks like a house some villains would live in and James Bond would have to infiltrate
I just happened to be reading about this home a few weeks ago and saw the listing for it - and now you did a tour of it! Absolutely amazing house, I really love this one. I live near Park City and have always been fascinated and intrigued by the homes in The Colony, but most of them are just gaudy monstrosities that I actually wouldn't even want to live in if it was gifted to me. This one though is completely my style and taste and absolutely remarkable. Great video and so glad you did a tour of this one.
Maybe it's a sign that you should put an offer for it. 😄
Awesome! Thank you!
I think my favorite parts of these videos are when you are talking and walk in from one area into another, and the way the sound echoes change show that we entered a completely new area. Makes me feel like going from one domain into another haha. I love it.
hi simon
@@lisamichele-yn6tr what's up
Enes, just want to say I’ve fallen in love with you guys & your videos. Doing great work, for real.
Holy cow just watching this video has blown my mind. Never, and I mean NEVER, have I imagined people would live in Utah
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LOL!
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2 of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the nation are in Utah. St George, UT is hosting the Iron Man Finals this summer. Lots of growth there and a very competitive housing market.
@@gencrypto I just zillowed st george, every single house is either half a million or over a million dollars. what's the COL out there?? mcdonalds workers getting $25/hr? Those're hawaii prices, wtf I'd rather live in hawaii!
Such a stunning and amazing property!!! Love all the details of the house and the amazing thought and creativity that they've put into it. This is the BEST property tour channel ever :) Enes simply gives the best description of every important details of the property that transports the viewers to feel and experience the character and atmosphere of the space.
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you guys are phenomenal…excellent house, excellent tour and beautiful shots
10/10
I love the details and your enthusiasm about the functionality they bring to the space.
This is the most beautiful house I've ever seen. Everything is so well thought out and designed and so many different materials are being used. Literally an art piece. If I had the money I would buy this in a heartbeat based off the detail and craftsmanship alone. It's amazing.
I know, right?
I've seen many ultra expensive houses but this one blew my mind. It's large but it actually feels like home, cozy, modern, lux, has lots of characters. I didn't skip a single sec of this video. Love this gorgeous house! $42 mil wow!
You nailed the most important part of this... it feels like a home. I've seen homes for double this on this channel and others that feel cold and industrial. This feels like a place a family could actually live, have friends over. If I'm dropping $42M, i want that feeling.
This is a stunningly gorgeous and beautiful home. I totally fell in love with it instantly. 😍❤ Enes. How did it feel walking through such an amazing home like this?
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This home is insane. Never saw something like this, and I watched a lot of high end homes videos!!! The detail and custom made items from flooring, to appliances and furniture.. Wow.