While over 60 percent of the estate has been set aside as dedicated open space to ensure a sense of both privacy and spaciousness, the developer’s of The Retreat also invested considerably in communal facilities to encourage a neighborhood feel including a 4,000 square foot clubhouse with a theatre, bar and exercise center, an outdoor pool and hot tub area, and a pavillioned picnic area.
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Architecturally mountain contemporary in style, many homes are designed with rock and stone features and especially large windows around great rooms to take full advantage of the area’s sweeping views over the adjacent Jordanelle Reservoir and Heber Valley below as well as the surrounding mountain ranges.
Most homes at The Retreat are of substantial size, ranging from 2,300-3,000 square feet and many have two car garages and driveways. Vacationers, year round residents and commuters to Salt Lake City - barely 30 minutes’ drive – can expect all the best of mountain living at The Retreat.Īmply set on 78 acres, the master plan for The Retreat at Jordanelle consists of three distinct types of construction: 11 single family homes, 124 townhomes and 138 duplex units. Off-season attractions also abound from top-notch golf at anyone of five nearby courses to Blue Ribbon fly fishing on the Provo River to water activities galore on the Jordanelle Reservoir itself. Not to mention its three world class ski resorts – all within ten miles of The Retreat. Located just north of the Jordanelle, The Retreat lies only seven miles from historic Main Street Park City renowned for its plethora of stylish restaurants, boutique shops and galleries. Nestled gently on a sloping hillside overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir, this brand new development has already attracted an enviable reputation for its luxurious construction, unbeatable location and fantastic amenities set within specious environs. Look no further than The Retreat at Jordanelle for everything that makes living in the Park City area so alluring.
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