Coalville, UT 84017(Summit County)

Nestled on 19.2 pristine acres along Chalk Creek Road, this exceptional mountain retreat offers the perfect blend of privacy, recreation, and accessibility just nine miles east of Coalville, Utah. The property features a substantial 4,800 square-foot fully furnished five-bedroom, four-bathroom home strategically positioned on an upper plateau to capture stunning southern views of the creek and surrounding mountains, while a dedicated entertainment pavilion, pond, and horse facilities occupy the lower level adjacent to Chalk Creeks excellent fishing waters. With 15 acre-feet of water rights, a spring-fed pond, and about a half mile of creek frontage, this versatile estate serves equally well as a year-round residence or luxury retreat for entertaining, all while maintaining complete privacy within a rural subdivision and offering convenient access to world-class skiing at Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort, and other premier Utah destinations via nearby I-80.

After enjoying and improving the retreat over the last six years, the owners have made the difficult decision to sell due to estate planning considerations.

The property encompasses just over 19 acres within a well-established rural subdivision created 20 years ago. This five-lot development features generous parcels of at least 20 acres each, all situated along the same road. While some lots have been developed with homes, others remain vacant. The neighboring properties on either side contain a single residence on their 20-plus-acre parcels, ensuring complete privacy with no close neighbors.

The land itself is uniquely configured, stretching nearly 650 feet along the Chalk Creek Road frontage and extending nearly a quarter mile south across Chalk Creek. The propertys topography features two distinct levels: the upper plateau near the road remains relatively flat for approximately 150 feet before gently sloping down 60 feet to a lower plateau that continues to the creek bottom.

The main residence sits strategically on the upper plateau close to the road but remains completely hidden from view behind a large, landscaped berm planted with trees. The lower plateau, about 60 vertical feet below the house, contains the pavilion with kitchen facilities, a pond, a new horse barn, and an outdoor arena. This lower area provides direct access to Chalk Creek and its excellent fishing opportunities, creating a perfect recreational zone separated from the main living area above.