Touring a Futuristic Glass Mountain Home During a Snow Storm!

This week, we are in Park City, Utah touring one of the most impressive and unique properties we have ever seen! Follow us on Instagram @EnesYilmazer , @AyersWorld !

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Property Address: 3853 E Rockport Ridge Road Park City, UT 84098
Listing Price: $29,000,000

Specs:
4 Beds 7 Baths
8,000 Sq Ft
5.61 Acre Lot

Listing Agents:
Daimon Bushi
Daimon’s Instagram: @daimonbushrealestate

Dash Longe
Dash’s Instagram: @dash_longe

Alan Long
Alan’s Instagram: @alanlongrealestate

Architecture By:
Wallace Cunningham

Property Description:
"Iconic-Irreplaceable-Impressive. These are just a few words that come to mind when describing this piece of art aptly named Cascade. Designed by world-renowned and internationally recognized designer, Wallace Cunningham, this steel, concrete, glass and stone structure cascades artfully along the mountainside. It sits privately on 5.61 view acres within Promontory and adjacent an additional 37.12 acre view corridor in Rockport Ranches to protect those amazing views of the Park City mountains.

This home is filled with impeccable custom furniture, flawless solid walnut doors, massive sheets of glass for windows, a glass & steel elevator & a stunning floating staircase made of floating walnut. The primary surfaces of the home are all covered in Serpentine Verde stone slabs, that have been brushed for the stone floors, polished for the stone counter tops and cleaved faced for the stone walls. A sunken hot tub with fire features, Savant smart home systems, Venetian plaster walls, and a cascading zinc roof are just a few of the extraordinary ingredients that makeup Cascade.

One whole wing of the home is dedicated to the three room Primary Suite which is a sanctuary onto itself and is guarded by a massive solid walnut door. The Primary Suite is complete with sitting and media areas, a floating fireplace and endless views. An adjacent media room and yoga room gracefully flow from one to another. The grand outdoor terraced patio is heated and large enough to host hundreds of guests in winter, spring, fall and summer. An incredible outdoor space showcasing fire features & mesmerizing vistas of mountains & water."

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Filmed by @AyersWorld , @Jaysonk0312 , @Ermanalkis

Time Codes:
00:00 Introduction
01:37 Exterior
04:32 Formal Living Room & Lounging Area
11:52 Formal Dining Area, Kitchen, Lounging Room
18:19 Promontory & Park City
19:16 Main Patio & The Views
22:15 Reservoir & Park City Tour
27:45 Primary Bedroom Suite
37:27 Guest Suits & Screening Room
45:22 Night Tour
46:23 Outro

[EnesYilmazer]

Hope you all enjoyed this tour and let us know if you want us to do more winter episodes!

[dlg]

It's Enes' knowledge of the various architectural and structural details that sets this channel apart. I don't just come here to see beautifully shot luxury homes, although that is a major draw, I also come to learn about the choices that the designers and builders make and why. This channel offers all of that and more. Well done gents!

[Metallicgray_.]

As a home builder for the last 30 years I must say, the difficulty to build this home is off the charts! With all the glass and the different angles and different levels all the while keeping those roof lines waterproof! Hats off to the builders, it’s no wonder it took 6 years to build! Amazing!

[Loggs]

Best housing content on YouTube! Thank you Enes and Mikey (and extended team) for all the hard work and marking these videos so immersive.

[samanthaa]

I personally love it when you talk about the hardware and the architecture of the homes you tour! It's fascinating and you guys make it fun to learn. I can't get over these videos!

[lizhoskin]

I love that you talk about the fixtures Enes and Micky is a great addition to the videos even though he is behind the camera. Don't change a thing guys, your channel is by far the best of architecture vids that YouTube has to offer!

[binksterb]

The wife and I have followed you for a long time. We have come to the conclusion that you both dominate this media. It has been so nice to watch you grow out of the SoCal area. Mikey, you have become a wizard. We just wanted to say thank you for the education and entertainment you have provided over the years.

[w.e.b.]

The videography is top-notch. The editing is second to none. The home is magnificent. Team Enes hits it out of the paark each and every time.

[TheBswan]

Architectural masterpiece and lifeless interior. This is one to admire from a distance.

[Bxr]

What a spectacularly difficult home to build. The angles and windows and seals between stone and glass is just so mind-blowing difficult to pull off. Hats off to the general contractor (and all sub-contractors). It’s a masterpiece.

[Anthony-ixrl]

I love when you show the hardware in the mansions ! You have to show the detail ! Great work guys ! You and Mikey make a great team

[XolieMahlangu]

Mountain glass?? Okay, I just know that this is going to be an amazing episode. The intro is already insane. I’m kind of obsessed already 🥺😍

[jeffreyatlee]

I love the way they talk to each other. It's an education in style.

[rememberpickles]

I had a house like this once that I designed myself. The fire-resistant stonework and ample bathoom availability made it a perfect living space My sims really enjoyed it.

[einatblackrose]

Two things that only Enes can do:
1. Make stainless steel sound exciting
2. Do an over 45 minutes house tour, going deep into details without being boring for even a second!!!
And yeah, keep those details, even the hardware...

I've been following this channel for quite some time, and I gotta say that the levels of your production and editing grow better and better, and became really incredible!
This episode was fascinating and beautiful!
You guys are the best!

Keep it up ✌

[MJ-ugmo]

Ok guys, I love when you talk about hardware, door latches, etc and the way Enes's eyes light up when he talks about all of it! Lol Really though, we can all tell how much you love what you do and your passion shines through. You are so fortunate to be able to do what you do.
This home is amazing btw, one of my favorites for sure. Looking forward to your next video, maybe someday you could come to Maine!

[christopherstepanian]

45 minutes and I want more. You guys are creating some of my favorite content I’ve ever watched right now

[karelhoogendoorn]

Not a house I could see myself living in, but what a fantastic example of great architecture. All the details, materials and lighting is so beautiful. And it has been said, but you and your team create such a high standard of videos. Thnx for this one!

[debrajane]

Enes, please keep talking about the hardware! In my opinion, it is the attention to details like hardware throughout a home that can make a huge difference in the overall ambiance. Your tours are absolutely the best because you are passionate about all the details. You and Mikey do a fantastic job!!

[BrownSuggaCrochet]

Yes I love when you speak about the Hardware, I'm always hoping someone will zoom in on it, it's important it completes the look. I also agree with the gentleman as far as the angles of the pics you have is amazing. I can listen to you both all day lol. I love that you capture ceiling tops, unique areas, detail to details. You all rock. I love it for yall, thank you for taking me to places I wouldn't be able to see otherwise. ❤❤❤❤❤❤