Some homes are built. Others are designed to be remembered. This is the kind of home that rarely comes on the market-a custom estate where timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and modern innovation come together to create a home that is as welcoming as it is extraordinary. Spanning nearly 10,000 square feet, every space has been intentionally designed to feel warm, inviting, and effortlessly livable. Grand in scale, yet intimate in experience, this is a home where everyday moments become lifelong memories. Created for the way today's luxury buyer lives, the residence offers remarkable flexibility with 7 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, multiple gathering spaces, dual kitchens, dual laundry rooms, and thoughtfully designed living areas that easily accommodate multigenerational living, extended guests, entertaining, or simply enjoying the comforts of home. At its heart is an extraordinary chef's kitchen featuring professional-grade appliances, custom cabinetry, a hidden butler's pantry, expansive island seating, and seamless flow into beautifully appointed living and dining spaces. Walls of windows frame sweeping mountain and valley views while filling the home with natural light, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and serene. Luxury extends well beyond the interior. Step outside to your own private retreat where covered outdoor living, a tranquil water feature, fire pit, mature landscaping, and breathtaking views create the perfect setting for quiet evenings or unforgettable gatherings. Every detail was designed with beauty, privacy, and functionality in mind. Technology blends seamlessly into daily living through a fully integrated Control4 smart home system, allowing effortless control of lighting, window coverings, climate, security, entertainment, and more. Exceptional amenities-including a heated six-car garage, oversized RV parking with 30-amp service, Hide-a-Hose central vacuum system, theater room, abundant storage, and multiple entertaining spaces-offer conveniences rarely found, even among luxury homes. Located in one of Herriman's most desirable communities, residents enjoy beautifully maintained common areas, flowing streams, a clubhouse, a swimming pool, tranquil fishing ponds, and scenic walking paths, all while remaining conveniently close to premier schools, shopping, dining, recreation, and the Wasatch Mountains. This is more than an exceptional residence-it is a legacy home. A place where holidays become traditions, celebrations become memories, and every detail has been curated to create a lifestyle few properties can offer. Opportunities to own a home of this caliber are rare. This is one of them. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.

Every neighborhood name is a small promise, and plenty of creek-named streets have never seen running water. Sunset Ridge keeps both halves of its promise. You're up on the ridge, and every evening the sun puts on the show. This Draper home sits inside the gates of one of the area's most established communities, with South Mountain Golf Course and the Corner Canyon trails within easy reach. From the covered front porch, the valley views spread out below you. Inside, everything feels fresh, with new paint, clean carpet, and staging that shows how each room wants to live. A vaulted den off the entry makes an easy home office. Ahead, the floor plan opens up under 10-foot ceilings. You'll cook at a center island wrapped in custom knotty alder cabinetry and granite. The great room gathers around a gas fireplace with a precast stone mantle, so whoever is at the stove never misses the conversation. Your primary suite stays on the main floor, with high ceilings, a generous bay window, and a walk-in closet with built-in shelving. In the bath, a jetted garden tub sits beside a separate glassed-in shower, with dual sinks and a private toilet room. Laundry sits right down the hall, so everything you need day to day lives on the main level. Downstairs, 9-foot ceilings keep the lower level feeling open. A family room with a second fireplace gives everyone room to spread out, and the wet bar means nobody has to run upstairs for refills. Two bedrooms and a full bath round out the level. Then comes the surprise. Beneath the garage sits a suspended-slab room most homes simply don't have, and it's made for a dedicated theater. Bring in the big screen and the recliners, and movie night finally gets a room of its own. It works just as well for serious storage or a workshop. However you use it, it's space you'll be glad you have. Life here comes easy, too. The HOA handles the landscaping and the snow, so your free time goes to the community pool and pavilion instead of the yard. As the evening winds down, step onto the front porch and watch the valley lights come on. Then catch the last of the sunset from the front room, where the western light sets every crystal on the chandelier a glowing gold. Sunset Ridge promised you a ridge and a sunset. Turns out the name was never just marketing.

SunCrest keeps its own calendar. Summer here doesn't start on a solstice, it starts the first night the pool lights flip on, the movie screen goes up in the park, and somebody three houses down fires up the grill. That's the season this home was built for. You're minutes from the Lupine Trailhead, a footpath-only route that keeps mornings quiet, and just as close to the Lone Peak Trailhead, where the trail system opens into multi-use terrain built for everything from a hike to a downhill mountain bike run. Above the inversion, the air actually feels different, and you'll notice it the moment you step outside. The great room opens into a dining space built for a table full of people, and the kitchen has enough counter and pantry space to actually cook for them, not just order in. But the real payoff is out back. Step onto the deck and Lone Peak, Box Elder, and the Traverse Mountain range lay themselves out in front of you like they were arranged for the occasion. Coffee out here in the morning, something on the grill by evening. Either way, the view does most of the work. Upstairs, the primary suite claims the best seat in the house. The sitting room isn't just a nice-to-have, it's a front-row window to the same mountains you saw from the deck, just from a quieter angle. Wake up and Lone Peak is the first thing you see. Two more bedrooms and a loft round out the upper level, giving everyone their own corner. The walkout basement holds a full bedroom and bathroom of its own, tucked next to a family room that works as a guest retreat, a game room, or wherever everyone ends up when the pool crowd thins out. SunCrest keeps its own calendar, and between the mountains out back and the neighborhood out front, this is where you'd spend every page of it.

Extremely clean and updated to perfection! Great room design w/ an open and spacious floor plan, vaulted ceilings throughout, New gourmet kitchen, Granite counters and upgraded stainless appliances. Primary bedroom & bath has been thoughtfully renovated w/ soaking tub and walk in shower. 100% finished daylight basement complete w/ game room & wetbar. Also featuring a large 3 car garage, RV pad and a fully fenced, fully landscaped yard. Enjoy the central location being just outside of Daybreak and with no HOA. Close to The District and easy access to Bangerter Highway.

Upstairs, downstairs. Most homes make you choose between easy everyday living and room for a crowd. This one settles it by floor: one level for the way you live every day, and one for everything (and everyone) else. You'll find it in Garden Park, the 55+ village at the heart of Daybreak, where front porches line the streets and Oquirrh Lake sits just around the corner. Step inside and light carries through the open main floor, so the living room and kitchen feel like one connected space. Pull a stool up to the island, where the coffee gets poured and the day's plans get made. A mudroom laundry sits right off the garage, so the groceries come in and the muddy shoes stay out. The primary suite lives on this floor too, with a huge walk-in shower that feels more spa than standard. Two more bedrooms round out the level, ready to become an office or a quiet place for guests. That's the upstairs. Now for the downstairs. The stairs land you right in a massive family room with space for the sectional, the game table, and the big screen. A wet bar handles movie nights, and nobody runs upstairs for a refill. Two bedrooms and a full bath give guests their own wing, far enough away that nobody hears anybody snore. Out back, an open patio sets up your evenings. Beyond it, Garden Park's clubhouse and fitness room, Daybreak's lakeside trails, and SoDa Row are all within easy reach. Upstairs, life is easy. Downstairs, there's room for everybody you like having around. Turns out you don't have to pick a floor.

Every house has a soundtrack. The good ones run a little loud: doors swinging open, conversations talking over each other, and a stampede down the stairs the second someone calls out that food's ready. This house has room for every bit of it. Right inside, the front room is staged around a piano, and the acoustics hold up their end of the deal. From there, the home opens into the family room, where the fireplace and a bank of windows split the job of keeping things warm and bright. On a winter evening, it's the room everyone drifts toward. Just past the family room, the kitchen was built big, with counter space to lay out a full Sunday feast and room for everyone who refuses to leave the cook alone. The dining area sits right alongside, where the table gets louder with every chair that fills, and a slider opens to the back patio when dinner wants some fresh air. Upstairs, the primary suite gives you a jetted tub for long soaks, a separate shower for short mornings, and two walk-in closets. Down the hall, two more bedrooms share a second full bath. Then there's the bonus room, a second family room that's happy to host movie night or sign on as another bedroom. Downstairs, a full bedroom is already finished, and the open space around it has room for another bathroom and a rec room big enough for the whole crowd on game night. Head out the door and three parks sit within an easy walk, each off in its own direction, with SunCrest's trails and that clean mountain air beyond them. Then come home to the quietest part of the song: a cul-de-sac of about a dozen homes where the most action after dark is the porch lights coming on. Here, the music's already playing. Come pull up a chair.