6140 E Blue Wing Loop, Heber City, UT 84032

Property Description

Welcome to this luxurious retreat at Victory Ranch where gorgeous Deer Valley views await. This stunning residence boasts five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and an expansive 6,322 square feet of living space offering unparalleled comfort and style. On nearly 2 acres, this home is sure to meet your every need. A beautifully designed kitchen featuring a butler’s pantry, Thermador appliances, and wine fridge lend to easily entertaining family and friends. You will appreciate the thoughtful layout and design of this home, with a second master suite on the upper level, and 3 spacious bedrooms and family room on lower level. With additional features such as an in-home gym, personal sauna, and his & her office areas, this home has something for every member of the family! Nestled amidst the natural beauty of Utah’s landscape, this home is move-in ready and exemplifies the epitome of mountain living. Impeccable craftsmanship and modern elegance define every corner, from the living areas to the gourmet kitchen and serene bedroom suites. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Deer Valley throughout, bringing the outdoors in with vast windows that bathe the interiors in natural light. Step outside and embrace the beauty of Victory Ranch with its exclusive amenities, including the Rees Jones-designed golf course, tennis, pickle and paddle ball, pools, trails, a vibrant community atmosphere and fly-fishing on 4 private miles of the Provo River! Whether relaxing on the expansive patio or exploring the nearby wilderness, every moment here is an invitation to savor the best of mountain living. Discover the lifestyle you deserve at Victory Ranch. Victory Ranch is a private, four-season community amidst 6,250 pristine acres along four miles of the Upper Provo River. Other amenities include miles of mountain biking and hiking trails, 5-stand shooting facility, 4×4 adventures, snowmobiles, backcountry yurts, fishing ponds, restaurants, a ski-in/ski-out lodge in Park City and more than 3,500 acres