Set across 316 acres in Summit County's Elk Hills, 3090 N Rocky Road offers a rare opportunity to own a private mountain estate with unobstructed views, overlooking the Kamas Valley and stretching across the Wasatch Mountain Range, including Deer Valley and Mount Timpanogos. Elevated above the valley floor and bordered by thousands of acres of National Forest, the property delivers a sought-after combination of dramatic scenery, privacy, and scale in one of Utah's most desirable rural mountain settings.
The land features rolling terrain, natural water elements, including a stream, and abundant wildlife, creating an ideal environment for a legacy family compound, recreational ranch, or conservation-minded ownership. Sunrises over the valley and sunsets against the Wasatch peaks provide a constantly changing backdrop, with panoramic sightlines that rival any setting.
Existing improvements support immediate use while allowing flexibility for future development. A large barn with finished interior spaces includes entertainment and recreational areas, additional bedrooms and bathrooms, and flexible gathering spaces. A secondary garage structure provides RV storage and additional utility. Significant infrastructure investments include a private gated entrance with paved access, a solar system with battery backup capable of off-grid operation, included water rights, and Greenbelt tax status.
All this only 30 minutes from Deer Valley for skiing and Park City's Historic Main Street for shopping and fine dining. Less than one hour from Salt Lake City International Airport and the private Heber Valley Airport.
Previously approved for elk farming, the property includes extensive high fencing suitable for wildlife or agricultural use. The acreage, viewshed, and location may also support future subdivision or development potential, subject to Summit County approvals. Whether envisioned as a private mountain retreat, working ranch, or long-term land investment, this property represents a rare opportunity to secure a premier vantage point overlooking the Kamas Valley and the iconic Wasatch skyline.
