Tucked into the mountains of Utah, this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence influenced by French country architecture and designed for modern mountain living. The home is approached by a tree-lined drive, creating a defined and intentional arrival.
Material selection and detailing drive the design. A hickory front door leads into interiors framed with reclaimed wood headers, establishing consistency throughout. The main living area is anchored by a central fireplace and organized for year-round use.
The kitchen and dining spaces are designed for function and connection, with direct access to outdoor living areas, including a firepit terrace. These spaces extend the usable footprint of the home and support both everyday living and entertaining.
The primary suite is positioned to capture views and provide privacy, with access to a private deck and an ensuite bath. A main-level guest suite offers flexibility, while the lower level includes two additional bedrooms—each with ensuite bathrooms—including a bunk room designed for larger groups.
A secondary living area on the lower level connects directly to an outdoor patio with a hot tub, fire feature, and mounted television.
From its handcrafted details to its welcoming ambiance, this French country–inspired mountain home captures the essence of refined comfort and timeless beauty—all nestled in one of Utah’s most sought-after settings.