Matt Magnotta

$6,900,000

24.75 Acres

Kamas, Utah, 84036

Set within the coveted Dancing Sun neighborhood of Tuhaye, this extraordinary 25-acre homesite presents a rare opportunity to create a true legacy compound. Positioned at the end of a private cul-de-sac within Tuhaye's guard-gated community, the property captures sweeping views of Deer Valley Resort, Mount Timpanogos, and the Jordanelle Reservoir. Approved for a primary residence up to 20,000 square feet and an additional structure up to 5,000 square feet, the possibilities within the community are unmatched. Included in the purchase price includes the full $200,000 Talisker Club Membership deposit, which provides access to championship golf, private dining, wellness amenities, and year-round recreation. Members also enjoy convenient shuttle service from Tuhaye to Talisker's private Tower Club at Deer Valley, which offers exclusive ski-in/ski-out access and a seamless mountain lifestyle

$4,900,000

2.32 Acres

Kamas, Utah, 84036

Some properties stop you mid-sentence. This is one of them. From a single vantage point, Lot 33 delivers what most buyers spend years searching for - the glistening expanse of Jordanelle Reservoir, the iconic ski runs of Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort, the commanding silhouette of Mt. Timpanogos, and the full sweep of the Wasatch Back. Not glimpses. Not partial views. The whole panorama, unobstructed, oriented south and west to catch the best light the sky offers from sunrise to last alpenglow. At 2.32 acres, this is not a lot wedged between neighbors. It breathes. The building pad arrives nearly level, giving way to a gently descending backyard that only enhances the view corridor. Neighboring homesites sit behind or well below - your sightlines remain yours alone. Tuhaye is Talisker Club's signature address in the Jordanelle basin, and this lot is its finest remaining opportunity. Full Talisker Club membership is available, delivering access to the best private club amenities in the greater Park City market. The lot is ready. The only thing missing is your architect. This is where great estates are made. The question is simply whether you'll be the one to build it

$3,475,000

1.4 Acres

Park City, Utah, 84060

Deer Crest does not offer second chances. This is one of the few buildable homesites remaining inside the private gates of one of Deer Valley's most coveted and centrally located neighborhoods. A gently down sloping 1.4 acre estate homesite opens to sweeping views of Deer Valley's legendary ski terrain to the south and the ancient Uinta National Forest to the east, framed by a rare canopy of mature aspens and pines that took generations to grow and cannot be manufactured. Ski accessibility for owners is thru off-piste terrain from the Deer Hollow Ski run directly to the property. The St. Regis Deer Valley -- its restaurants, spa, and aprs scene -- is a short walk away. Historic Old Town Park City is just over a mile, accessible through the neighborhood's private gates. And Deer Valley's transformative East Village, already reshaping the mountain's future, is within easy reach through the Eastgate. What makes Deer Crest genuinely rare is its position in the market. It is not simply a neighborhood -- it is now the geographic center of the entire Park City-Deer Valley experience. Through one gate you reach the energy of Historic Main Street. Through another, the new East Village dining and retail district taking shape at Deer Valley's expanding base. The St. Regis anchors the location. The mountain is at your ski tips. Very few addresses in Utah sit this precisely at the intersection of world-class skiing, authentic mountain town culture, and ultra-luxury resort infrastructure. That positioning will compound with the 2034 Winter Olympics coming to Utah, and Deer Valley -- an event that historically redefines property demand and places host mountain communities like Deer Valley on a permanent global stage. The window to build in Deer Crest before 2034 is not wide. Land like this, in a neighborhood this private, is nearly gone. What remains is the opportunity to build something extraordinary while it still exists