One of the Largest Homes in the United States

Major price reduction! This is one of the best deals in Utah. Priced at half the cost to build. Located at the end of Hobble Creek Canyon, this incredible 50,738 square foot home is situated on a bluff with jaw-dropping views of the Wasatch Mountains. The scale of the home and the quality of the finish work are as stunning as the views. This is immediately evident as you walk in the front door and first see the grand entry with over 20' ceilings, a massive chandelier, and elegant dual staircases. Just behind that is a formal living room with exquisite detail and spectacular views. From the huge master suite to the five guest suites, everything maintains this same level of luxury. The home is built for entertaining. The property boasts a resort-style swimming pool with a waterslide, waterfall, lazy river, rope swing, hot tub, children's area, and kitchen. There is a basketball court, two-lane bowling alley, 27 seat theater room, sauna, exercise room, game room, children's play room with a pirate ship and slide, and an area designed for a shooting range. This property would be ideal for a primary residence, vacation home, or a corporate retreat. With 156 acres, this is also ideal horse property. Hobble Creek Canyon offers fantastic recreational opportunities from one of the top public golf courses in Utah to hiking, biking, camping, hunting, horseback riding, numerous ATV and off-road trails, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing areas. The home is only 30 minutes from a private airport and just over an hour from Salt Lake City.

[@zane1403]

This house is even cooler in real life. Especially when it is fully furnished.

[@skips_51]

not sure that this account will reply but what's the name of the song that plays in this video and throughout the site for this home? it's so relaxing

[@erikmurray3661]

Mine

[@McIrish_Lad]

I think this would have been best showcased empty…not oddly intercut with a few random people in an unfurnished house.

[@erikmurray3661]

Agreed

[@Zbltxgt734]

What an atrocity that this land was sold in our canyon, and shameful mega mansions have been built, where we used to hike, and enjoy the great oudoors. Tears of rage.