21-Acre Wellness Ranch With Yoga Studio Silo and Private Rock Climbing Wall Lists in Utah for $10.9 Million

A jaw-dropping glass and steel estate that is secreted away at the heart of a 21-acre spread in Utah has hit the market for $10.9 million—offering up a wealth of wellness-dedicated amenities, all housed in an impeccably designed abode.

The property, which was built last year, features a unique stone silo at its center. But far from being used for any agricultural purpose, the structure has instead been transformed into a serene yoga studio—one of many features intended to create a feeling of relaxation and calm.

Elsewhere in and around the regal Peoa, UT, ranch, savvy home hunters will find a unique two-story sauna, an in-house rock climbing wall, and elegant equestrian facilities.

Known as Stark Ranch, the property sits on 21.24 acres with 450 feet of frontage overlooking Weber River and is located just 20 minutes from Park City.

Having been designed to emphasize the beauty of its natural surroundings, the home features several walls of glass that open up to the outdoors—which listing agent Kevin Crockett of Coldwell Banker Realty says is one of the most awe-inspiring aspects of the home.

"The home has a lot of great features, but the most impressive is the whole back side, especially in the living room, opens up to a patio and invites the outside in," he shared. "The views are incredible."

Offering exclusive water rights, the riverfront property seems like it was custom built for fishing enthusiasts.

"There is Blue Ribbon fly-fishing right on the private property that commands a lot of attention," Crockett said. "I think the next buyer will be someone who is outdoorsy, appreciates nature, and loves the sound of the water."

In addition to private fishing opportunities, the sprawling estate also boasts state-of-the-art equestrian facilities, featuring heated stables, a warming room with fireplace, and room for storage.

"There are also lots of animals that come to the property, including mink, geese, fox, and moose," he said. "Peoa is a quaint little town between Kamas Valley and Park City. There is lots of skiing nearby along with mountain biking and hiking trails."

The five-bedroom residence with four-car garage boasts polished concrete floors, radiant heat, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, four fireplaces, and glass walls to soak in the surrounding river, valley, and mountain views.

A sleek modern chef's kitchen features high-end appliances, an oversized island, separate dining area, and a butler's pantry.

Also found throughout the 6,460-square-foot, barn-inspired home are a custom spiral staircase, a great room with sunken conversation pit centered around a concrete fireplace, and a lofted lounge with bar and balcony.

"It was designed by architect Rick Brighton, who wanted to do a farm-style home with Frank Lloyd Wright-style features," Crockett noted. "There are two sides that are joined by a glass breezeway that has glass flooring with water flowing under it to enhance the home's spa-like ambiance."

A wellness-inspired silo with a spiral, floating wood staircase features a dedicated yoga room. There is also a two-story sauna designed for relaxing and a rock climbing wall and climbing net for adventure seekers.

"The second level of the sauna is even hotter than the first to increase the intensity," he said. "You could start off on the second level and then go down to the first to cool off with the dramatic temperature difference."

A first-floor primary suite has a see-through gas fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open up to a private patio overlooking a pond.

"Its proximity to Park City is just incredible," Crockett said. "The home could be used as either a primary or secondary residence, but a lot of people in the area buy properties like this as a second home to get away. It's the perfect place to unwind."

A roof deck, covered patios, and private terraces were designed for relaxing and entertaining.