There are lots of reasons to move to SunCrest: killer views, clean air, a safe neighborhood, and beautiful homes. Somehow, this home takes each of those benefits and puts them on display, front and center.

For starters, it’s inside of the only gated community on the mountain. That means you’re breathing easy among friends. Speaking of breathing, you’re up above the inversion and the views will definitely remind you.

The kitchen, family room, and master suite have an eagle’s nest view of the Salt Lake Valley and Lone Peak.

The floor to ceiling, eight-panel windows in the master suite let in loads of light, and are an honorable runner-up to the adjoining deck – accessed from the master or the kitchen – when it comes to looking out to blue skies. Hello sunsets!

Take note of the 10-foot ceilings, too; each room feels enormous and with main level living in a rambler, you’ll wonder how you ever did without.

Downstairs, the newly finished family room boasts a bar fit for the finest mixologist; whether it’s a Manhattan neat to impress the neighbors, or a root beer for the kiddos.

Find two rooms for kids or guests, and then something that’s getting harder to find: unfinished space to create your own dream room: bedroom, gym, theater, or workshop to tinker on your 2018 hobbies maybe? The walkout basement leads you to more fresh air and a fully fenced backyard.

It’s everything that SunCrest offers, exemplified in one highly desirable package.

Sometimes we play it cool when we find a house we love; we don’t ever want to be accused of hype. But this time, we’re having a hard time holding still.

Our love for SunCrest ramblers is well-documented (sky high vaults, convenient main level living, sprawling open spaces… swoon!) and this is one of the best examples we’ve seen in a long time. On top of that, add signature SunCrest views? Well, we’re straight-up starstruck.

Set one toe inside, and you will be too. Our bet is that you make a beeline to the back of the house to gaze out the windows, or just go right out onto the covered walkout deck. That outdoor space provides year-round entertainment with the cityscape (or foggy blanket-remember SunCrest sits above Utah’s inversion) as your backdrop. After your lungs and soul are full of fresh air, come back in.

The home, complete with Control 4 home automation, is equal parts expansive as it is grand and transitions flawlessly room to room.

The master bedroom is as exquisite as it looks and the adjoining walkout means you’ve got those same views at your bedside, day or night.

The kitchen comes complete with every last amenity: oversized island, prep sink, pot filler, Sub-Zero fridge, and a Viking range and stove.

Downstairs should really be referred to as Rambler Two, thanks to its double door walkout and full sized windows. Those same views from upstairs follow you down here, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a space to entertain that is really unrivaled.

We’re told this Wolf grill is one of only a handful of its kind in the state. Combine that with the deep fryer, beverage cooler, and a traditional height bar and you’re primed for your next party. Order up!

Maybe grab your snacks and head to the theater room to take in a flick on the 12-foot screen, with stadium seating. No worries, you can work off the relaxation guilt in the custom fitness room.

Top to bottom, you’d be hard-pressed to find a finer example of a SunCrest rambler done right. It’s not hype if it’s fact, right?

$669,500 | 4,414 sq. ft. | 5 beds | 3.5 baths

No parent ever admits to having a favorite child, but let’s face it: they totally do. The same can be said of homes.

This house at 14788 S. Shadow Grove Court hails from one of SunCrest’s most celebrated builders, and it received “favorite child” treatment from them, even above and beyond what other homes with the same floorplan received when they were built.

A bigger family room means more accessibility, and more enjoyment.

The main floor was designed to host parties, dinner dates, or days of your own pajama-clad noshing. The large chefs kitchen is complete with double ovens, granite countertops, stainless appliances, and an island that can handle any holiday feast with ease.

The sellers love the master retreat and it’s hard to disagree. It’s a lavish space with coffered ceilings and a master bathroom dressed to the 9’s.

Downstairs is sensible, spacious, and consistent to the home’s design elements.

Outside, the landscaping has extra flair for killer curb appeal that blends perfectly with the serene SunCrest backdrop.

Sure, the home was a little spoiled when it was built, but now you can reap the rewards.