Draper Résidentiel

Some homes have incredible views. This one was designed to make them part of everyday life. Live on top of it all, high above Utah Valley in Draper’s SunCrest community. This home was named Best Interior Design in the Parade of Homes. Designed by Ezra Lee, it pairs striking architecture and rare natural stone with a lifestyle built around entertaining, privacy, and the landscape outside every window. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame stunning sunsets, mountain ridgelines, and the valley lights after dark, and nearly every room has a view worth stopping for. Inside, real hardwood floors (including herringbone pattern), floating staircases, soaring ceilings, solid wood doors, statement lighting, and beautifully tiled baths set a tone that feels sophisticated without being formal. The kitchen is the centerpiece: Brazilian Copacabana stone waterfall countertops, two expansive islands, and a Thermador suite with a built-in side-by-side refrigerator, steam oven, and convection oven with built-in dehydrator. A pass-through pantry connects directly to the garage, so groceries go straight from the car to the shelves. Rare quartzite, marble, and granite carry through the entire home, giving each space its own character. The floor plan works as well as it looks. The primary suite is on the main level, with additional bedrooms upstairs and down for privacy. Several spaces can serve as home offices or quiet retreats, and two laundry rooms, one on the main and one upstairs, make daily life easier. A separate wing, set apart from the bedrooms, is dedicated to wellness and recreation. On the main level, a private relaxation room with sauna is the place to unwind. An indoor rock climbing wall lines the staircase up to the fitness area, which has its own bathroom. Since it’s removed from the main living spaces, the upper level also makes an ideal second office. Then there’s the way the home opens to the outdoors. The walkout lower level is built for entertaining, with a full second kitchen, a spectacular custom bar showcasing rare Brazilian Cristallo quartzite, a private theater, and generous gathering spaces. Two bedrooms and a full bath with two separate vanities give guests comfort and privacy. Expansive sliding glass doors open straight to the infinity-edge pool, so gatherings move seamlessly between inside and out. Picture cocktails at the bar, friends around the pool, and dinner being prepared in the outdoor kitchen under the pergola as the sun drops over Utah Valley. The backyard is a full resort setting. The outdoor kitchen is wrapped in dramatic black-and-gold Portoro marble, and a 60-foot natural stone water feature adds sound and movement. A putting green with its own tee box lets you hit golf balls into the canyon below. Two gas fire pits anchor spaces for quiet evenings or big celebrations, and after dark the views become something entirely different as the valley comes alive with thousands of sparkling lights below you. SunCrest has a lifestyle of its own, with a community pool, clubhouse, tennis and basketball courts, a village green, and miles of hiking and biking trails. Neighborhood events run year-round and give the community a real sense of connection. It feels worlds away from the city, yet shopping, dining, and groceries in Draper and Traverse Mountain are a short drive down the mountain, with easy I-15 access to both Salt Lake and Utah counties. The Silicon Slopes tech corridor in Lehi is about 20 to 30 minutes away. Salt Lake City International Airport is 35 to 45 minutes away. Snowbird, Alta, Park City, and Deer Valley are all within 40 to 65 minutes. You get mountain living and privacy without giving up access to anything. Visit [hidden information] for community details. This is more than a home with extraordinary views. It’s a place where architecture, exceptional design, and natural beauty come together to create an extraordinary way of living. And while nearly everything inside a home can be changed, a setting like this sim