Crescent House

At the crest of the mountain community that is Marcella at Jordanelle Ridge, sits Crescent House. Perched high above Jordanelle Reservoir, where land and sky seem to meet, Crescent House was designed to be one with its surroundings, naturally cascading down the terrain and embracing unobstructed 360-degree views of Deer Valley Ski Resort, Jordanelle Reservoir, Mount Timpanogos, Heber Valley and the Uintas, and of course the new Skyline golf course. The distinctive crescent shape of this home allows for effortless living, orienting every major space toward an extraordinary backdrop of natural beauty. The graceful curve of the home invites an organic warmth and harmony to everyday life, bringing a calming peace and sculptural quality to the home in a way sharp angles never can. 

 

This 9,500 square foot mountain retreat is two levels with five bedrooms, including an over 1,300 square foot master suite, connected to the core of the home via glass breezeway with cantilevered, floating stairs. The home has a large open floor plan with great room, dining room and a curvaceous bar with a glass-enclosed, temperature-controlled wine wall. Living continues on the lower level with four guest bedrooms and baths, family room, game room, theater, fitness room, and wellness spa and steam room. Expansive covered decks on both levels, complete with generous seating areas and fire features, create a truly seamless indoor-outdoor living experience in every season. The decks add an additional 4,500 square feet of living space, offering perhaps the finest vantage points from which to experience the home's remarkable setting. Floor-to-ceiling glass and a palette of natural materials are woven throughout both the exterior and interior, further grounding the home in the surrounding landscape. Inside, gently curved architectural details and furnishings echo the home's signature form, reinforcing an atmosphere of understated sophistication and tranquility. Crescent House is at once warm and inviting, sculptural and refined, organic and dynamic. Above all, it is peaceful, deeply livable, and intimately connected to the extraordinary landscape that surrounds it. That is what makes Crescent House so special.

Credits: Art by Jory Walker, Sandy Sasser Walker, Matt Flint, John Procario, Dominic van der Merwe, Terri Froelich, Sabine Maes, Amy Van Winkle, Karina Bania, Marjorie Thompson, Leslie Allen and others. Furnishings by Minotti, Poliform, Tom Schneider and others. Lighting by John Pomp, HennipenMade, Apparatus and others.