4093 N Imperial Way, Provo, UT 84604

Stunning mountain and valley views, mature landscaping, multiple water features, multiple hosting spaces. Three hundred, thirty-five feet of street frontage. This is the quintessential home for elegant entertaining. Three wrought iron gates guard access to the property. The house and pool house are finished with tumbled artisan brick. The windows of the house have cast concrete trim. Real quartz stone covers the chimney and the entry turret, as well as the pillars of the wall at the front of the property. There is over 1700 sq. ft. of decking for outdoor parties and dancing. The kitchen, 43' x 25' living room, the master bedroom, the two decks, and even the 4-car garage have views of Utah Valley and Utah Lake to die for. Nearly every room and the decks have stereo speakers that are connected to an in-house music system. A Lindhaus whole-house central vacuum system is installed. An in-ground rectangular trampoline and the 18' x 40' pool with hot tub, diving board and water slide also have spectacular views of the valley and lake. The pool house has a covered eating area and a 3/4 bath. The 30' x 22' theater has 14 seats on three levels and a 110" screen. The main floor and the 20'-tall entry turret have stained-glass lighting panels throughout. In fact the entry turret has an 18'-diameter stained glass ceiling. There are 5 elegant gas fireplaces: three on the main floor, one in the master bedroom and one in the basement. There is a large music room/office on the main floor, an oval G-scale train track in the ceiling of the basement, five very large bedrooms (the master bedroom and adjoining bathroom have vaulted ceilings). The main floor has both 10' or 9' ceilings. The kitchen and dining room have incredibly elegant chandeliers that were made in the US in the 1970s. There is a circular staircase in the entry turret and an exterior spiral staircase that connects the basement patio to the main deck and to the upper deck off the master bedroom. The original shake roof was replaced with 50-year-rated DaVinci Slate at a cost of over $100K. The cast concrete trim around the windows on the main floor have small replicas of the sun stones on the Nauvoo Temple. Seven LDS temples are visible from the deck.