ocated in South Jordan, Utah, the Montereau is a Kaizen Construction and Parade of Homes show home. At 6,500 square feet and three floors, this European-style home artistically blends old-world charm with all of today’s amenities and comforts. Throughout this one-of-a-kind five bedroom, five bath house, there are many unique architectural details, such as ceiling coffers, barrels and vaults. The use of natural elements, including stone flooring and stone fireplaces, completes the feeling of a luxurious sanctuary.

ocated in The Colony at White Pine Canyon, this spectacular three-story, 9,863 square foot home is aptly named GrandView Lodge. Built by the Jaffa Group, the GrandView Lodge has been awarded certifications with Energy Star, NAHB Green (Gold), Therm Wise and Builder Challenge.

The Colony is a gated and guarded community that shares the natural beauty of the land with abundant wildlife. It borders The Canyons, a world class ski resort, with ski-in and ski-out access at the juncture of Pipedream and Boogieman trails.

 

his home, originally built in 1957 and completely remodeled in 2009, combines the most striking aspects of mid-century design with today’s modern, natural aesthetics. Situated on a corner lot consisting of .21 acres, this is a serene retreat where simple merges with sophisticated.

One of the outstanding features of this property is the spectacular views it offers of both the mountains and Salt Lake City. The extensive use of natural materials throughout the home, including accents pieces made of salvaged bamboo and walnut, create an interior that resonates beautifully with its surrounds.

Located in the affluent community of Holladay, Utah, this custom estate is a true dream home. Holladay is the oldest continually-inhabited city in Utah, and this home, built in 2005, captures the essence of an established estate while offering the latest modern amenities.

Set on 3.34 beautifully landscaped acres, this two-story home is 12,753 square feet, with six bedrooms and nine baths. The exterior presents traditional Tudor architecture, built of stone and brick on the first level with stucco and accent beams on the upper level. A wooden shake/shingle roof adds to the old-English charm.