Inside Camelot, a 27-Acre Chateau Fit for Royalty in the Utah Mountains, as It Lists for $23.5 Million

In northern Utah’s Heber Valley sits a modern monument known as Camelot—a 24,000-square-foot chateau that rises above the valley floor with all the stateliness of a presidential suite.

That makes sense, considering the 2011 home was reimagined in 2023 by its current owner, Jim Steele, president of global strategic customers at Salesforce. 

The transformation of the property at 2344 W 3000 S in Charleston, Utah, produced what the listing description calls “Utah’s only Parisian Modern estate,” where European refinement and contemporary amenities create a home that is at once timeless and entirely new.

Set on 27 acres with the stunning backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains, the expansive grounds include an equestrian arena, a baseball diamond, tennis courts, and even a soccer field. It has been listed for $23,500,000.

Listing agent Valen Lindner describes Camelot as a place that “lives like a private resort, with an Olympic-size indoor pool, equestrian arenas, and manicured grounds that rival the Hamptons.” It’s difficult to overstate just how complete the estate feels—more like a destination than a single property. Acres of lawns and gardens roll outward into the sports fields that are carefully integrated into the property’s design.

The level of grandeur inside matches that of the exterior, with elegant salons flowing into intimate sitting rooms, and bespoke architectural details everywhere you look— from the limestone facades and intricate millwork to the imported stone. 

The property’s remodel, completed last year, was all encompassing. “Every surface and finish was elevated to reflect timeless artistry while integrating discreet modern comforts,” says Lindner. Kitchens were elevated into chef-worthy spaces, with custom cabinetry and top-tier appliances, while bathrooms were refined with spa-level fixtures and finishes. The home’s seven bedrooms were also upgraded. 

And despite its sense of seclusion, the estate is just 15 minutes from Park City and Sundance, offering access to world-class skiing, outdoors, and cultural events. “Minutes away, the Provo River and alpine lakes invite fly fishing and boating, while a private airstrip three minutes from the property makes travel seamless,” says Lindner. “This location offers what few can: complete privacy coupled with proximity to some of the world’s most celebrated mountain destinations.”