Mountain House by Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple
Dive into the awe-inspiring Mountain House, a modern, pre-designed neighborhood nestled atop Powder Mountain, Utah – a skiing paradise. Designed by the acclaimed Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple in 2019, this unique real estate offers a harmonious blend of unity and variety through its 30 custom mountain houses, ranging from 1,000-3,000 sq ft (93-278 sq m).
With four captivating typologies to choose from, these contemporary abodes adapt to the dramatic landscape like agile mountain goats or daring extreme skiers. Residents also enjoy the Pioneer Cabin, a communal lodge perfect for gathering and relaxation.
About Mountain House
Introducing Horizon: A Unique Mountain Retreat
Horizon emerges as the inaugural pre-designed neighborhood nestled at an elevation of 9,000 feet (about 2743 meters) on Powder Mountain, Utah. This pioneering enclave boasts 30 cabins, each varying in size from 1,000 to 3,000 square feet (approximately 93 to 279 square meters).
The Masterful Design of Horizon
Harmoniously interspersed throughout Horizon are strategically positioned garages and a communal lodge, lovingly named the ‘Pioneer Cabin’, intended for homeowner use. Prospective buyers are given the choice of four distinct typologies. These designs either trace the mountain’s contours akin to mountain goats or project off the mountainside, embodying the spirit of extreme skiers.
Customized Cabins for Unique Living Experiences
Each cabin in Horizon is carefully tailored to the owner’s preferences, ensuring a unique living experience for every resident. This customization approach, when paired with the dramatic topography, results in a neighborhood that perfectly blends unity and variety.
Horizon’s Progress: A Construction Update
The first eight Horizon cabins have been successfully completed, with the remaining units presently under construction. This marked progress promises a captivating and diverse neighborhood, offering a new perspective on high-altitude living.
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- by Matt Watts
