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Million $ Digs A smattering of Utah luxury homes, priced over $1 million.

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Some homes announce themselves with size. Others with price. This one makes its introduction quietly.Tucked against the ...
06/22/2026

Some homes announce themselves with size. Others with price. This one makes its introduction quietly.
Tucked against the east bench of Pleasant Grove beneath the shadow of Mount Timpanogos, this European-inspired rambler feels less like a new home and more like a place that has always belonged here. The architecture is timeless. The mountain views
seem borrowed from a postcard.
Inside, sunlight pours through oversized windows into a great room framed by soaring ceilings and handcrafted beams. The kitchen was designed for gatherings that linger long after dessert, with professional-grade appliances, a walk-in butler's pantry, and a dining space surrounded by views.
The primary suite feels more like a private retreat than a bedroom, while the finished lower level was built for entertaining, complete with a striking wet bar and generous space for
family and friends. Even the garage is extraordinary, featuring epoxy floors and a 40-foot-deep third bay.
Outside, a covered patio opens to wide-open views of the valley, lake, and mountains beyond.
Some luxury homes are impressive. Others are memorable. This one manages to be both.

Courtesy of Bravo Realty Services, LLC.
Data from utahrealestate.com.
Presented by Rodger Hardy, KW Westfield Referral. Message me for price, photos, and all the details, or to schedule a showing.

There are luxury homes that impress you with scale… and then there are homes that quietly reveal themselves in layers — ...
05/23/2026

There are luxury homes that impress you with scale… and then there are homes that quietly reveal themselves in layers — through light, texture, proportion, and the unmistakable feeling that someone with discernment lived here long before you arrived.
This Highland rambler, tucked into the coveted Mystic Cove neighborhood near Alpine Country Club, feels less like a remodel and more like a reinvention.
Behind its understated exterior sits more than 5,000 square feet of carefully orchestrated living space, where engineered hardwood floors run beneath vaulted ceilings, and a stone-encased see-through fireplace flickers at the center of the home like an old conversation piece in a private club. The kitchen — with custom cabinetry, quartz surfaces, and designer finishes — does not shout for attention. It simply assumes it deserves it.
And perhaps it does.
Outside, the rhythm of the property changes. French doors open to more than half an acre of curated privacy: a shimmering concrete pool, hot tub, vegetable garden, outdoor lighting, and mountain views that rise quietly behind the property like a painted backdrop at dusk. There is a pool house. A sauna and steam room. A home gym. A workshop. Spaces not simply designed for living, but for retreating.
The remodel, completed by renowned contractor Rival Builders, touched nearly every surface of the home — flooring, lighting, tile, fixtures, wallpaper, appliances — yet somehow avoided the sterile feeling that often follows luxury renovations. This home still has warmth. Personality. A sense that life has happened here.
Downstairs, the fully finished lower level expands the experience rather than merely adding square footage, creating the kind of flexible luxury modern buyers quietly search for but rarely find: room for guests, entertaining, wellness, hobbies, and escape.
And then there is the neighborhood itself.
Highland has long attracted buyers looking for a quieter kind of prestige — larger lots, mountain air, privacy, and proximity to one of Utah County’s most respected golf courses without the noise of constant attention. It is a place where luxury tends to whisper instead of announce itself.
For the buyer searching for a professionally designed, move-in-ready estate with resort-style amenities and enduring design, 10248 N. Mystic Dr. offers something increasingly rare:
A home that feels finished. For a private showing, call Rodger at 801-360-9133.
Presented by Rodger Hardy, KW Westfield�Courtesy of KW Westfield Real Estate�Data from utahrealestate.com

On certain evenings in Alpine, just after the sun slips behind Lone Peak and the windows begin catching the last copper-...
05/11/2026

On certain evenings in Alpine, just after the sun slips behind Lone Peak and the windows begin catching the last copper-colored light of the Wasatch Front, Annie Circle grows unusually quiet. The neighborhood park behind the house empties, sprinklers click softly across nearby lawns, and Palmetto Grove — set at the end of the cul-de-sac behind clipped hedges and young trees — begins to glow from within.

The house is enormous, nearly 9,000 square feet, though it rarely announces its size. Instead, it unfolds room by room: a great room framed by three sets of French doors opening onto a covered bluestone deck; a kitchen built less for show than serious gathering, with its La Cornue range, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Wolf ovens tucked into the scullery, pebble-ice maker humming quietly near the pantry. Downstairs, beyond the glass-door gym and three-tier theater room, the ceilings rise unexpectedly high, giving the lower level the feeling of another home entirely.

Outside, the heated pool and spa sit beneath mountain views stretching toward Box Elder Peak, while raised garden beds line the edge of the property. Upstairs, children drift between study alcoves and oversized en-suite bedrooms, and guests linger beneath cedar beams near the patio long after dinner has ended.

Designed by architect C. Brandon Ingram and awarded the Judges’ Choice Award in the UV Parade of Homes, Palmetto Grove feels less like a newly constructed luxury house than a home built to become part of a family’s history — the kind of place where holidays grow larger over time, where traditions settle naturally into the rooms, and where the mountains outside the windows never quite look the same twice.

Text 801-360-9133 for pricing or a private tour.

Presented by Rodger Hardy, affiliated with KW Westfield
Courtesy Presidio Real Estate
Data from utahrealestate.com

04/02/2026

In this video tour, experience Palmetto Grove—an award-winning luxury estate in Alpine, Utah, located in the exclusive Ridge community with stunning views of Lone Peak and the Wasatch Range.

Designed by C. Brandon Ingram and built by Grove Homes, this UV Parade of Homes Judges’ Choice winner features a grand great room, chef’s kitchen with La Cornue and Sub-Zero appliances, and seamless indoor-outdoor living with a covered deck, pool, and spa.

Enjoy main-level luxury living, spacious en-suites, a versatile bonus room, and a fully finished basement with a gym, theater, and recreation space.

This is elevated mountain living at its finest.
Music by VibeHorn from Pixabay.
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