Listed By Christies International Real Estate Park City, Jake Doilney. 435-649-0891
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6 Bed •

6 Bath •

7,582 SF •

7.07 AC

1731 Lower Cove Rd

Park City, UT 84098

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Stagecoach Estates

MLS# 2003436

103 Days on Market

Jennifer Stickler Jennifer@mountainluxury.com 801.430.0073 Principal Broker

Welcome to 1731 Lower Cove Road, a custom-built luxury mountain residence refreshed in 2021, epitomizing rustic luxury living. Perched atop a serene hillside, this home offers breathtaking panoramic views of Park City's mountains, ski resorts, and the expansive Uintas to the east. The exterior, adorned with reclaimed barn wood siding from Montana and Idaho, exudes rustic charm. Inside, soaring vaulted ceilings with meticulously crafted turnbuckle trusses frame unobstructed views of mountains, ski resorts and Glenwild golf course. The gourmet kitchen, equipped with dual dishwashers and a spacious butler's pantry, caters to culinary enthusiasts, while four fireplaces, including one in the primary suite, enhance the home's comfort and luxury. The main level features a spacious home office and versatile guest quarters or potential apartment, complete with a full kitchen and lock-out option. The lower level, with radiant floor heating, offers a sizable family room with a theater area and wet bar, plus four bedrooms (two en-suite) and a sixth bedroom currently used as a home gym. Outside, a partially covered wrap-around deck overlooks a tranquil pond with a waterfall, and a barn with a tack room and two stalls adds to the outdoor allure. Residents enjoy year-round access through a gated entrance, abundant wildlife, and numerous recreational opportunities. Rooted in the historic Bitner ranch, Stagecoach Estates honors its heritage with remnants of an old stagecoach stop dating back to 1862.