Let’s do the math. For 19-million, you can buy this barn-style mansion with 19 bathrooms, nine bedrooms, four fireplaces, one decked-out movie theatre, one engineered pond with trophy-sized fish and a 3.5-acre motocross course—just for good measure. Located on 20-acres of farmland just outside of Salt Lake City in Utah, the 21,988-square-foot property began as “one family’s dream to create a place where memories could be made to last lifetime,” or at least that’s what the real estate listing says. Originally, the estate cost 32-million to build. So when you look at it that way, the 19-million price tag seems like a bargain.
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To complement the pastoral surroundings, the mansion has barn-like features including gambrel roofs, timber framework and stylish dormers. The property is surrounded by the largest private grove of Sequoia trees in the state of Utah.
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How gargantuan is the main floor? It looks empty even with a living room, full dining table, sitting area and lounge space. The ceiling’s intricate framework is intricate and masterful, while the metal sconces give the space a rustic vibe. The living room features two plush ottomans that double as coffee tables and extra seating.
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The kitchen has marble countertops and wooden cabinets in a rich hue. Cut-out shelves provide additional storage for cookbooks in the island. There are two sinks: one in the counter and one on the island.
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The dining table can easily sit 14, with plenty of extra space to pull in another table if need be. A patterned rug and metal chandelier make the large room feel more intimate.
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The children’s playroom mimics an 18th-century pastoral farm. We love the painted mural of farm animals and the faux-stable doors. The room is kept clutter-free thanks to wooden closets lining the wall.
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Go for a scenic paddleboat ride across the engineered pond or set-up a massive lawn bowling tournament on the huge grassy, property. To the left of the mansion is a guest house that looks equally extravagant.
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