Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Kamas Valley, just 15 minutes from world-renowned Park City and Deer Valley ski resorts, The Georgia offers a rare blend of luxury, comfort, and a prime location. Situated on 1.35 acres, this 5,700 sq. ft. masterpiece features six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and multiple decks and patios that showcase breathtaking views. Designed by Jana Gough of JG Design with inspiration from Joanna Gaines, and built by the award-winning Harwood Homes, this property exudes timeless elegance and is truly move-in ready. Fully furnished, and complete with meticulous landscaping, all you need to bring is your toothbrush. Inside, you’ll find high-end luxury finishes throughout, including custom window treatments, state-of-the-art appliances, and a home theater designed for ultimate entertainment. The chef’s kitchen is a dream come true, featuring top-of-the-line appliances, elegant cabinetry, and a spacious butler’s pantry, perfect for hosting gatherings or preparing gourmet meals. This home is also a fully wired smart home, offering seamless control of lighting, climate, and entertainment systems. Additional amenities include a private gym and an outdoor hot tub, perfect for relaxation and recreation. The property also comes with a valuable irrigation water share, ensuring your landscaping remains pristine year-round. In addition to the main home, a large detached garage and mother in law apartment add incredible value. The mother in law/ADU offers 1,100 sq. ft. of heated and cooled living space, complemented by a massive 1,200 sq. ft. oversized garage with extra-deep RV parking. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to the Uintah National Forest, just five minutes away, offering unparalleled access to snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, and blue-ribbon fly-fishing streams. Next door to the world famous Oakley Rodeo, and neighbors with Ballerina Farms. With seller financing available, this is a rare opportunity to own a luxury retreat in one of Utah’s most desirable areas.
