2344 W 3000 S

Welcome to Camelot, a sanctuary where every arrival unveils the extraordinary. Beyond the gates, a winding drive framed by whispering aspens leads to an estate that feels at once timeless and otherworldly. At its heart stands a 24,000-square-foot residence, conceived with the grace of a European chteau and infused with Parisian modern sophistication. Expansive salons flow seamlessly into intimate sitting rooms, where imported stone, bespoke millwork, and curated finishes speak to a level of craftsmanship rarely seen today. Walls of glass capture cinematic views of the Wasatch Mountains and Heber Valley, allowing light and landscape to shape the atmosphere of every room. Here, timeless artistry and impeccable detail are balanced with discreetly integrated comforts, ensuring elegance and ease in equal measure. The grounds are both grand and enchanting, designed as a private resort and an equestrian retreat. An Olympic-size indoor pool gleams like a hidden jewel. Private tennis courts and a full baseball diamond invite refined leisure, while a soccer field expands the possibilities for recreation. For equestrian enthusiasts, the estate offers a refined horse barn along with elite jumping and dressage arenas designed by Wayne Gregory, creating one of the region's most sophisticated equestrian settings. Above the barn, a two-bedroom mother-in-law suite provides a private, self-contained residence for guests or staff. Beyond the amenities, the land itself becomes part of the experience. Alpacas and sheep graze in golden pastures. Landscaped riding and walking trails weave through groves of aspens and curated gardens, offering moments of both solitude and wonder. At twilight, when the home glows softly against the mountain sky, its beauty is even more captivating than the dawn. Ultra-private, endlessly refined, and alive with contrasts, European elegance, Hamptons leisure, and the soul of Utah ranch life, this estate transcends the notion of a residence. This is Camelot. A masterpiece for the ages. The only Parisian Modern estate in Utah.