Mountain Park Estates (SunCrest Shoebox) – City Council
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SunCrest Shoebox
May SunCrest Market Update
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May SunCrest Market Update – 5 Tips to strengthen an offer
Spring is typically a busy time for the real estate market, and this year is no different. With a competitive market of buyers out there, you could miss out on the home of your dreams if you’re not prepared. Here are 5 tips to help your strengthen your offer:
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Mountain Park Estates (SunCrest Shoebox) | April Proposal
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SunCrest Shoebox
- 147 single family units – 1.92 gross units per acre.
- Elimination of all multi-family units.
- Nearly 6.5 acres for a proposed monument park
- ~37% open space
15419 S. Eagle Crest Drive | Sleek, Stylish, & Views
$699,000 | 4,784 sq. ft. | 4 beds | 3 baths
Welcome to 15419 S. Eagle Crest Drive.
We’re swooning over the flawless transition of consistent hand scraped hardwoods on the main floor. Not only are they sleek and stylish, but they’re smart and sensible for everyday life.
The natural nexus of the family room, kitchen, and semi-formal dining is flanked by oversized windows all around. Whenever you pair sky vaults, windows, and view with rock fireplaces, granite counters, freshly painted cabinets, and stainless appliances you know it’s going to be good.
We love the placement of the master bedroom, a comfortable distance from the 2 bedrooms, yet tucked at the back of the lot to capture the views you moved up here for. Finesse, for sure.
Downstairs is open, bright, and huge. The whole family (maybe twice extended) are no match for the brilliant, sweeping design. From family room to pool table, ping pong, or hoop it up; take your pick – or take them all – this basement can handle it.The spare finished area would be perfect for a theater room, in our opinion. But hey, you do you.
The downstairs is rounded out by a bedroom, full bathroom and wet bar ready to serve up anything from popcorn to piña coladas.
The upgrades weren’t limited to the indoors – there’s a new spiral staircase that makes the crisp mountain air available from both levels. It’s just outside the daylight walkout basement off the covered Trex deck.
The backyard is landscaped and fenced for all two-legged and four-legged wanderers.
Sure, the sellers are sad to go. But they’re leaving it in tip top shape just for you!
SunCrest Resident Meet and Greet | 2nd Quarter 2018
Once a quarter, we co-host a SunCrest resident meet and greet at the clubhouse with the SunCrest OA. Giddy up, SunCrest, that once a quarter meet up is tonight! Whether you’re new school or an old timer in the neighborhood, come to mingle and/or learn more about the community. Drop by the SunCrest Clubhouse anytime between 6-730PM.
15281 S. Tall Woods Drive | Views At Every Turn
$999,000 | 5,627 sq. ft. | 5 beds | 3.5 baths
We were giddy. We actually felt those high school crush heart palpitations the first time we walked through this custom 2-story, because it exemplifies what SunCrest living is all about: gorgeous homes, unbeatable views, clean air, and an active lifestyle.
Situated atop one of SunCrest’s most elevated streets, it stands proudly on a near three quarter-acre lot, overlooking 270 degree views of Gambel Oak, with cities and lakes seen below.
Our hearts actually skipped a beat when we first went inside. All that natural light! Hours of meticulous forethought went into planning the exact placement of every window and it shows. Not only do the windows flood all three floors with light, they ensure those very views you’re seeking are placed exactly where you want them, at eye level, at each turn.
In designing the space, the sellers doubled down on every design element and created each space to be magazine or #motivationalmonday worthy. Sliding barn doors, stylish hardwoods, in vogue white, gray, and blue cabinets, thick slabs of granite, chic tile; and well, the list can go and on, really.
It’s near impossible to have a favorite spot in this place. When asked, the sellers said it’s a toss up between the kitchen/family room with all its open air, or the fresh air on the 16×20 covered deck. Spring fever anyone?
We are taken (twitterpated, even) by the main floor master retreat. It’s spacious, thanks to its high coffered ceilings and oversized closet (seriously, it’s huge!) and dazzles with its double vanities and resort style spa finishes. The real show stoppers are the sliding glass doors that lead to the private deck, that’s hot tub ready.
Upstairs find 2 bedrooms, a bonus room, a full bathroom and views that are even more impressive with the added elevation.
The lower level was crafted for life’s “anytime” moments – game time, family time, or leave me alone time – it handles form and fashion with ease.
Mind if we end on a teaser? When it’s time to bring the kids or dogs on a tour, be sure show them the hidden hideout under the stairs or the custom dog bath. Be still our hearts!
2045 E. Eagle Crest Drive | Secluded Mountain Retreat
$975,000 | 5,324 sq. ft. | 5 beds | 3.5 baths
The word “literally” gets thrown around a lot by people these days who aren’t exactly using it correctly, so we want to make sure you know what we mean when we use it. We mean exactly. Precisely. As in, this house is literally one of a kind. It was built as a custom home, and this is literally the first time it will be available since the original owner moved in.
Literally, you can see incredible views of Traverse Mountain, Utah County, and Utah Lake from the large windows scattered around the house. The home sits on a dead-end private lane so you get quiet seclusion in your own mountain retreat.
After you go through the oversized solid wood front door, take in the views along the back, and snap out of your panorama daze, you’ll check out the main floor. Kitchen, dining, and family area all open to each other – the most sought-after trifecta in house hunting today.
The kitchen is not one of those precious museum pieces; it’s meant to be used and is well-equipped for the discerning chef.
Round that out with a main floor master bedroom complete with its own deck and the front room that’s perfect for an office, parlor or sitting room and you literally have everything you need.
That makes the upstairs even more impressive. There are 3 bedrooms up there, a full bath, and a loft. And if you thought the views on the main were great, just wait until you see them one level up.
The downstairs level will up your cool factor with friends: a wet bar, fireplace, and oversized windows. Currently a shrine to Seattle (go Seahawks!) but ready for you to rededicate to Utes, Cougars, Jazz, or just repurpose the space.
With a literal half-acre yard, two decks, and an outdoor entertaining space you can spread out to soak up the views up close and personal. This is literally an opportunity you won’t see again.
Mountain Park Estates (SunCrest Shoebox) | Revised Proposal
Join the owners of the Mountain Park Estates Development tonight, March 8th from 6:30-8:30PM at the SunCrest Clubhouse as they present their proposed development modifications for SunCrest area land known as the SunCrest shoebox.
Modifications include:
- Removal of town homes; 20 foot non-disturbed areas along parcel property lines;
- Reduced disturbance and grading in existing Gamble Oak and other Non-disturbed Open Space areas;
- Increased preservation of areas with 30% or greater slopes; and noise study results for proposed on-site materials processing to reduce heavy truck traffic on existing SunCrest roads.
For those unable to attend, below is a preliminary proposal for the area. The owners plan to present to the Draper City Planning Commission on Aril 12th, 2018.
Previous posts and history about this area here.
Concept Plans | Mercer Mountain Estates & Lone Peak Canyon
Tonight, Draper City Council will review a proposed amendment to the master development agreement for Hidden Canyon Estates, Mercer Mountain Estates and Lakeview Heights Properties. Although these concept plans (located adjacent to existing Hidden Canyon Estates development) are not the official, final plats for the development, they do provide SunCrest area residents with the first solid peek at what developers are planning in this part of our neighborhood.
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Previous posts and history about these areas here.
SunCrest Park and Trailhead Open House
New Parks Headed to SunCrest?
Mark your calendars and be sure to attend to Open House March 15th. Draper City Parks and Recreation will be holding an Open House from 6-7:30PM at the SunCrest Clubhouse to learn more about the proposed parks, ask questions, and view the concept plans for the SunCrest Park and Brookside trailhead.
Can’t make the meeting? Check back here, we’ll keep you posted.