Southern Utah Area Guide

Living in Brian Head, Utah: A Buyer’s Guide to Condos and Cabins

Brian Head is one of those hidden gems in Southern Utah. It is a small mountain town with a really cool ski resort, summer mountain biking, cabins, condos, and a completely different feel from St. George or Cedar City.

I’m Dallin Hales, a Southern Utah Realtor with Century 21 Everest. Before I started selling real estate full-time, about five years of short-term-rental hosting and property management in Brian Head helped get me into real estate. I have seen what guests like, what owners have to manage, and which little details can make a mountain property much easier to enjoy.

Brian Head can be an awesome place to own, but the view and the furniture are only part of the decision. You also need to understand the HOA, winter access, snow removal, utilities, insurance, financing, and whether your exact property can legally operate as a nightly rental.

Fact-checked: . Updated with the buyer video: . Inventory, HOA terms, Town rules, school boundaries, resort operations, and property conditions can change.

Watch: Brian Head Utah Real Estate — What Buyers Need to Know

Drawing on about five years of short-term-rental hosting and several Brian Head listings, I explain how the cabin and condo markets differ, what to verify about winter and ski access, how nightly-rental rules work, and how to evaluate future growth without treating proposed plans as guaranteed.

Covered in the video: cabin vs. condo pricing, winter and ski access, short-term-rental due diligence, ownership costs, and future development.

What Is Brian Head Really Like?

Brian Head is small. That is not a bad thing—it is part of what makes it cool. You can ski in the winter, mountain bike in the summer, get into Dixie National Forest, and visit nearby Cedar Breaks National Monument. It feels like a mountain getaway, not a large resort city.

The elevation is also real. Brian Head Town reports a base elevation of about 9,800 feet and a peak elevation of about 11,300 feet. That helps create the snow and mountain weather people come for, but it also means buyers need to think seriously about winter driving, snow removal, heating, drainage, roofs, and access.

Brian Head Resort currently reports more than 650 acres, 71 runs, eight chairlifts, and more than 360 inches of annual snowfall. Those are the resort’s current numbers and can change as operations change.

My honest take: Brian Head is a hidden gem, but it is still a mountain property market. The exact building, road, HOA, utility setup, and intended use can matter just as much as the view.
Topic What to know
Location A high-elevation mountain town in Iron County near Cedar Breaks National Monument and Dixie National Forest.
Common properties Condos, detached cabins and homes, townhome-style units, building lots, and larger land parcels.
Main buyer questions HOA health, winter access, snow removal, utilities, financing, insurance, maintenance, and intended use.
Nightly rentals Some properties may qualify, but every buyer must verify zoning, Town licensing, HOA and deed restrictions, water eligibility, insurance, parking, and current rules.
School district Iron County School District. Verify the current school and transportation assignment for the exact address.

Should You Buy a Condo, Cabin, or Land?

There is not one right answer. A condo can be easier to lock up and leave, but you need to understand the HOA. A cabin gives you more privacy and space, but it also gives you more to maintain. Land can look affordable until you start pricing access, utilities, grading, and construction.

Property Why buyers like it What I would investigate
Condo Often less exterior maintenance and sometimes close to the lifts or shuttle route. HOA budget and reserves, assessments, master insurance, rental rules, parking, storage, project financing, and what the monthly dues actually cover.
Cabin More room, privacy, gear storage, and space for people to gather. Driveway and road access, private snow removal, roof and drainage, heating, water and sewer, wildfire exposure, insurance, and exterior maintenance.
Land The opportunity to build what you want instead of buying someone else’s layout. Legal access, slope, soils, zoning, setbacks, water and sewer, electricity, snow storage, tree rules, and the real cost to make the lot buildable.

The Treehouse: A Brian Head Condo I Managed

All right, this is a perfect example of why I think the little details matter in Brian Head. I managed this property for about five years, and we called it the Treehouse.

It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, but one of my favorite parts is the mini movie-theater setup. A projector screen comes down in the living room, there is a projector and surround sound, and it gives people something fun to do after they have been on the mountain all day.

Then there is the actual “treehouse”—a small sleeping nook tucked behind the bunk and trundle area. It is not something you understand from a basic listing description. It is one of those memorable features that helps a property feel different.

Property example: The Treehouse is 312 S Highway 143 Unit 8A, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo with 842 square feet. As of July 22, 2026, it was actively listed at $300,000. Price, availability, HOA terms, condition, and rental eligibility can change. View the dated property record.

What this condo taught me to check

  • How people will really use the space: Sleeping layout, storage, laundry, internet, heating, and places to relax matter more in person than they do on a search-results page.
  • What the HOA actually handles: Never assume the monthly dues include the same things from one building to another.
  • The health of the project: Review the budget, reserves, insurance, recent meeting minutes, assessments, rental rules, and any pending work.
  • Financing: Have the lender review the specific condo project, not just your personal loan approval.
  • Rental plans: Verify current Town rules, HOA documents, parking, insurance, occupancy, and licensing before counting on rental income.

The Five-Bedroom Brian Head Cabin I Managed

This cabin was another hidden gem I managed for about five years. It had five bedrooms and four bathrooms, and it was built for people to gather. There was a hot tub, a basement with a card table and large TV, a bunk room, a gas fireplace, and plenty of room to spread out.

It also had several practical features that sound small until you use them. The cabin had boot warmers, which are awesome after a day of skiing, a Tesla charger, updated laundry appliances, furnished living spaces, and a location described in my 2025 video as about a mile from Giant Steps. The boot warmers sound like a small thing, but my gosh, they are nice when you actually use the property in winter.

The same property worked differently by season. In winter, people came for the snow and skiing. In summer, Brian Head Resort can take bikes up the mountain for lift-served mountain biking. That year-round use is a big part of the appeal, but owners still have to budget for the actual costs of managing a mountain property.

Historical property example: This was 338 W Ridge View Street, a five-bedroom, four-bathroom cabin with 3,927 square feet. It was marketed at $1.2 million, later had a final public list price of $1,099,999, and was reported sold on October 21, 2025. The sale price was not publicly disclosed. View the sold property record.

What the rental history does—and does not—prove

This specific cabin had operated on Airbnb and Vrbo for about five years while I was involved in its management. That gave me useful firsthand experience with guest use, maintenance, furnishings, winter needs, and what makes a larger cabin functional.

It does not mean every Brian Head cabin is approved for short-term rentals or will produce the same results. Rental history from one property does not guarantee future occupancy, revenue, expenses, appreciation, or profit.

How Much Does Brian Head Real Estate Cost?

The honest answer is that the range is wide. A small older condo, a larger updated condo, a detached cabin, a building lot, and a large acreage parcel are not the same product.

When I checked the live inventory on July 22, 2026, there were one-bedroom condos below $200,000, larger condo options in the upper $200,000s, detached cabins below and above $1 million, and land ranging from small lots to larger acreage. That is a dated snapshot, not a market median or an appraisal.

Look past the asking price

  • HOA dues and possible assessments
  • Insurance and any HOA master-policy deductible
  • Heating, electricity, fuel, internet, water, and sewer
  • Snow removal, property management, and seasonal maintenance
  • Furniture, repairs, storage, parking, and travel
  • Financing terms for that exact property or condo project
  • Property-tax treatment for a primary home versus another use

See Current Brian Head Prices and Listings

Can You Use a Brian Head Property as a Short-Term Rental?

Maybe, but do not assume the answer is yes just because the listing mentions Airbnb or another unit in the building has been rented.

Brian Head Town currently treats rentals shorter than 30 consecutive days as nightly or short-term rentals. The Town requires an approved business license before operation, and the current process includes an application, proof of insurance, and a fire inspection. Zoning, water eligibility, parking, occupancy, safety, tax, fee, advertising, and management requirements may also apply.

I would verify four separate things

  1. Town approval: Does the exact property and intended use qualify under current zoning and licensing rules?
  2. Private restrictions: What do the HOA documents, amendments, rules, and deed restrictions say?
  3. Property readiness: Does it meet current water, parking, snow-access, occupancy, insurance, safety, and management requirements?
  4. The real numbers: What will insurance, management, utilities, maintenance, snow removal, taxes, fees, furniture, and repairs cost?

Town licensing does not override an HOA restriction, and an HOA allowing rentals does not replace Town approval. Brian Head Town also says a cabin that is not connected to a main water system is not eligible for a short-term-rental business license. Rules and fees change, so verify them directly instead of relying on an old listing description.

Winter Access and Snow Removal

Brian Head gets real winter weather. That is great when you are there to ski, but owning a property means thinking about who clears every part of the route from the highway to the front door.

UDOT maintains State Route 143. Brian Head Town handles Town streets under its snow-removal priorities. Private roads, driveways, parking areas, stairs, decks, and walkways may be handled by the owner or HOA.

The Town currently prohibits parking on Town roads from November 1 through April 30. It also warns that road plowing can create a snow berm at a driveway entrance, and clearing that opening is the owner’s responsibility.

Questions I would ask

  • Is the road public, private, or controlled by an HOA?
  • Who plows the road, driveway, parking, stairs, and walkways?
  • Where can owners and guests legally park during winter?
  • Where does all the snow go after it is moved?
  • Who checks the property if the owner is away?
  • What do current UDOT conditions show before the drive?

Utilities, Insurance, and Financing

Water and sewer

Do not assume every road or lot has the same setup. Brian Head Town provides a road-by-road list showing whether water or sewer is located in specific roadways. The Town also says it does not pay to extend those lines, so an owner or developer may have to pay a contractor to bring service to the property.

Power, fuel, and internet

The Town does not provide electricity, gas, or communication service. Confirm the provider, fuel source, internet availability, speed, and installation cost for the exact address. If you plan to work remotely or monitor a property while you are gone, this is not a small detail.

Insurance

Get a property-specific insurance quote early. For a condo, review the HOA master policy and what still needs to be covered inside the unit. For a cabin, discuss the structure, roof, heating, access, trees, wildfire exposure, intended occupancy, and any rental use.

Financing

Have the lender review the exact property. Some condo projects, insurance issues, rental concentration, mixed uses, or property conditions can affect financing. That does not mean every Brian Head condo is difficult to finance. It means a personal preapproval by itself may not be the final answer.

What Can You Do in Brian Head?

Winter is the obvious answer: skiing, snowboarding, and a lot of snow. Brian Head Resort currently reports more than 360 inches of annual snowfall, but always check current mountain conditions instead of treating an average like a forecast.

Summer is one of the things people sometimes miss. The resort operates seasonal lift-served mountain biking and other summer activities. The same mountain that carries skiers in winter can carry bikes in summer. There is also hiking, scenery, events, and access to the surrounding forest.

Cedar Breaks nearby is a National Monument, not a national park. It is open year-round, but vehicle access changes by season and the main scenic road usually closes for winter. Always check National Park Service conditions before planning around a specific route.

Schools and Everyday Services

Brian Head is within Iron County School District. Current district information identifies a Brian Head route connected with Parowan Elementary, and Parowan High School says its grades 7–12 student body includes students from Brian Head. Boundaries, routes, grade assignments, and eligibility can change, so verify the exact address directly with the district.

Brian Head Town lists services that include water, sewer, garbage, Town-road maintenance, snow removal, police, fire, and emergency medical response. The exact responsibility can still vary for private roads, driveways, utilities, and HOA-managed buildings.

If you are thinking about living in Brian Head full-time, test your real routine. Look at groceries, medical needs, work, deliveries, internet, winter driving, and access to contractors. Visiting for a ski weekend is different from managing life there through every season.

My Brian Head Buyer Checklist

Before the investigation period ends, I would want answers for every item that applies to the property:

  • Inspection, roof, moisture, drainage, heating, and winterization
  • Title, legal access, boundaries, zoning, and intended use
  • Public or private road status and snow-removal responsibilities
  • Water, sewer, electricity, fuel, internet, and extension costs
  • Insurance quote and, for a condo, the HOA master policy
  • HOA budget, reserves, minutes, assessments, litigation, and rules
  • Lender approval for the exact property and condo project
  • Property taxes and whether primary-residence treatment applies
  • Town, zoning, HOA, deed, parking, occupancy, and licensing rules for any rental plan
  • Realistic management, maintenance, furnishing, utility, repair, and snow-removal costs
  • Current school assignment and transportation when relevant
  • Review by the appropriate inspection, legal, tax, lending, and insurance professionals

Is Brian Head the Right Southern Utah Area for You?

Brian Head is not the same purchase as St. George, Washington, Hurricane, or Cedar City. People usually look here because they want mountain weather, resort access, a condo or cabin, and something they can enjoy in more than one season.

The right answer depends on what you are actually trying to accomplish: a primary home, personal getaway, occasional vacation property, long-term hold, or possible rental. That decision matters more than choosing the listing with the coolest photos.

Official Resources Used for This Guide

I checked these primary sources on July 22, 2026. Use them to confirm current information before making a property decision.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brian Head Real Estate

How high is Brian Head, Utah?

Brian Head Town reports a base elevation of approximately 9,800 feet and a peak elevation of approximately 11,300 feet. Resort measurements may differ slightly, so I identify the source instead of mixing the numbers.

What types of Brian Head properties can I buy?

Depending on inventory, you may find condos, townhome-style units, detached cabins and homes, building lots, and larger land parcels. The newest listings are displayed at the bottom of this page.

Are short-term rentals allowed in Brian Head?

Some properties may qualify, but not every property does. Rentals shorter than 30 consecutive days currently require a Brian Head Town business license. Verify zoning, HOA and deed restrictions, insurance, water eligibility, parking, occupancy, safety, and all current Town requirements for the exact property.

Is a condo or cabin better in Brian Head?

A condo may reduce some exterior work, while a cabin may give you more privacy and room. The better choice comes down to the HOA, access, utilities, maintenance plan, insurance, financing, intended use, and total cost.

Does every Brian Head property have Town water and sewer?

No. The Town provides a road-by-road utility list, and an owner or developer may need to pay to extend lines. Verify the exact parcel before buying or building.

Who removes snow in Brian Head?

UDOT maintains State Route 143, and Brian Head Town maintains Town roads under its priorities. Private roads, driveways, parking, stairs, and walkways may be the owner’s or HOA’s responsibility.

Which schools serve Brian Head?

Brian Head is in Iron County School District. Current district information connects Brian Head with Parowan-area schools, but verify the exact address, boundary, grade assignment, and transportation directly with the district.

Who can help me compare Brian Head condos and cabins?

I have managed and marketed Brian Head properties and can help you compare the details that matter beyond the listing photos. Call or text me at 435-359-4486.

Search Current Brian Head Properties

The newest Brian Head condos, cabins, homes, and land appear directly below this guide. If something catches your attention, I can help you investigate the HOA, road, utilities, financing, insurance, zoning, and rental questions before you make a decision.

View Brian Head Real Estate

About Dallin Hales

I’m a Southern Utah Realtor with Century 21 Everest, a 2025 CENTURION producer, and I closed nearly $12 million in real estate during 2025. I create Southern Utah area guides and property videos because I want buyers to understand more than the listing photos before making a decision.

My Brian Head experience started with about five years of short-term-rental hosting and property management, including the Treehouse condo and the five-bedroom cabin featured above. That work helped get me into real estate and taught me how these properties are actually used in winter, summer, and between guest stays.

If I do not know a property-specific answer, I will help you identify the right Town department, HOA, lender, insurer, inspector, utility provider, or other professional to verify it.

Learn more about Dallin Hales

Newest Listings in Brian Head

$285,000
1 Beds 2 Baths 26-275858 MLS
Your year-round Southern Utah basecamp begins at Timberbrook Village in the heart of Brian Head Resort, America's highest resort town! This beautifully updated top-floor, two-level, coveted corner unit is the perfect mountain getaway, second home, or vacation rental. Located conveniently in the resort area, you'll enjoy easy access to Giant Steps & Navajo lifts, skiing, snowboarding, tubing, snowmobiling, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, ATV/UTV trails, scenic chairlift rides, spectacular fall colors, & cool alpine summers. Venture out to Cedar Breaks National Monument (5 min), Navajo Lake (20 min), Duck Creek Village (25 min), Panguitch Lake (30 min), Bryce Canyon National Park (1 hr), Zion National Park (2 hrs), Cedar City, & the renowned Utah Shakespeare Festival. Inside, soaring vaulted ceilings & abundant natural light create a warm mountain atmosphere. The open living, dining, & kitchen area centers around a cozy wood-burning fireplace, perfect after a day of adventure. The remodeled kitchen features quartz countertops, painted cabinetry, & updated finishes. The spacious primary suite offers a king bedroom with a beautifully updated ensuite bath featuring quartz countertops & a new walk-in shower. Upstairs, the loft comfortably accommodates family & guests with dedicated areas for bunk beds & a queen bed, plus an updated vanity with matching quartz countertops. Recent improvements include new flooring (2025), fresh interior paint (2025), freshly painted decks (2025), new storm door, newer blinds, LED recessed lighting, & numerous additional upgrades, making this condo truly move-in ready. Timberbrook Village amenities include an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, clubhouse, laundry facilities, & beautifully maintained grounds. Whether you're seeking fresh powder, cool mountain summers, colorful autumn weekends, or unforgettable Southern Utah adventures, this turnkey condo delivers the mountain lifestyle buyers come to Brian Head to find.

464 Hwy 143 Unit A315, Brian Head

$329,900
2 Beds 2 Baths 26-275768 MLS
Ski-in, ski-out convenience, investment potential & an unforgettable mountain lifestyle come together at Giant Steps Condos in Brian Head, America's highest resort town. This coveted corner end unit is perfectly positioned just steps from the Giant Steps lift, offering the ultimate in slope-side access for powder days & effortless après-ski living. Whether you're looking for a luxurious mountain getaway, a vacation rental investment, or the perfect Southern Utah basecamp, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo delivers. The inviting open-concept floor plan brings the kitchen, dining & living areas together around a cozy wood-burning fireplace with a wood insert & new liner. As a corner end unit, this condo enjoys a wraparound covered deck with amazing panoramic mountain views -- an exceptional spot for morning coffee, entertaining friends, or relaxing after a day on the slopes. Thoughtful updates include new blinds, refrigerator, furniture, baseboards, refreshed cabinetry, new bathroom flooring & fixtures, updated lighting, water heater, main valve, and wood fireplace insert with new liner. Community amenities include a clubhouse with spa, game room, laundry facilities & covered parking, along with year-round access. And when you're ready to explore beyond the resort, you're approximately 3 hours from Las Vegas & 4 hours from Salt Lake City, with convenient access to Cedar City & Parowan. From winter powder and summer mountain adventures to nearby lakes, scenic trails & Southern Utah's spectacular national parks, Brian Head makes an incredible four-season destination. Come for the ski-in, ski-out lifestyle. Stay for the views, adventure & investment potential. Make this exceptional Giant Steps corner unit your mountain escape, income-producing retreat, or Southern Utah home base.

407 S Vasels Rd Unit 49, Brian Head

$1,500,000
26-275389 MLS
Welcome to 167 Zion View Dr in Brian Head, UT. This 2.97 acre land opportunity sits five minutes away from the Giant Steps lodge at the southern end of this magical mountain town in Southern Utah. The absolute BEST regional alpine winter experience, plus an emerging summer destination above the surrounding high-desert destinations, make this the perfect basecamp and getaway for all things outdoors.A truly unique development opportunity, this parcel offers real potential. Underlying R-3 zoning, the Town's highest-density residential zoning, and nightly rentals as a permitted use under existing standards and qualifications add even more potential.At the foundation-level entitlement, the property supports 23 units, with a potential bonus density path that could bring the total to 74 units. Cabins work exceptionally well here, as would potential multiplex buildings to preserve open space with built-in garages that put your parking and storage indoors and give you more buildable footprint while you're at it. You can phase it and build to the market instead of betting on it.Or you can go the other way entirely. Almost three contiguous acres backing open national forest, with trail access and Cedar Breaks National Monument just south, are hard to find and harder to assemble. Nothing here says you have to build a high-density project. A private family residence, a collective, or a corporate retreat is a real option in this setting. The mature conifers throughout are worth preserving. Leaving them standing is true stewardship; it also supports the Town's landscaping and undisturbed area requirements. Design standards here keep things rustic mountain, dark sky, and utilities underground, so whatever you build will fit.Access is convenient right off SR-143 onto Zion View Dr. Brian Head sits at 9,800 feet and is Utah's highest incorporated community, with all winter sports, hiking and biking all summer. Opportunity is knocking; are you ready to answer the call?

167 Zion View Dr, Brian Head

$329,000
26-272009 MLS
Discover the perfect opportunity to build your dream mountain retreat in the heart of Brian Head's sought-after Steam Engine Meadows subdivision. This spacious 1.78-acre lot is nestled among tall pines and surrounded by sweeping views of the Parowan Valley and nearby mountains, this property provides a serene backdrop for both winter adventures and summer escapes. Included in the sale are custom architectural plans for a 3,286 sq. ft. log-style home designed for luxurious mountain living. Click on Virtual Tour Button to see rendering flyover. Price would be reduced without the plans. CONTACT AGENT FOR FULL SET OF PLANS. The thoughtfully planned layout features two master bedrooms, a game room, and a Crow's Nest. All utilities available to this lot - fiber, sewer, water, gas and power.The design also allows for kitchens on both levels, ideal for hosting guests or multi-generational living. An impressive 2,314 sq. ft. of garages includes space for an RV, all your gear, and multiple vehicles. This lot offers year-round access and has all utilities available, making it a ready-to-build opportunity for those looking to escape to the mountains without sacrificing convenience. Whether you're planning to enjoy it as a full-time residence, vacation getaway, or investment property, this lot offers unmatched potential in one of Utah's premier mountain towns. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a prime piece of land in Brian Head, Utah's all-season playground for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, and more. FLY AROUND VIEW OF CABIN RENDERING AVAILABLE UNDER PHOTO TAB THEN VIDEO LINK ON TOP.

1076 E Paddington Circle Unit #61, Brian Head

$1,399,000
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 26-271633 MLS
Turnkey Brian Head Retreat | 5-Star Airbnb & Vrbo | Fully FurnishedOwn a Brian Head cabin that pays you back. This fully furnished 4-bed, 3.5 bath, 3,021 sqft mountain retreat comes ready for its next chapter. Keys, furniture, décor, kitchenware, and an established history of short-term rental are included. ***New paint everywhere inside and outside, new stain, New roof, new hot tub cover, new epoxy garage floor*** Turnkey Brian Head Retreat | 5-Star Airbnb & Vrbo | Fully FurnishedOwn a Brian Head cabin that pays you back. This fully furnished 4-bed, 3.5 bath, 3,021 sqft mountain retreat comes ready for its next chapter. Keys, furniture, décor, kitchenware, and an established history of short-term rental are included. Rated 5 stars on both Airbnb and Vrbo, this property has the proven guest experience, the dialed-in systems, and the track record that most listings on the market simply don't have.Whether you're looking for a personal mountain escape, a proven income-producing investment, or both, this is what true turnkey ownership looks like at elevation.***New paint everywhere inside and outside, new stain, New roof, new hot tub cover, new epoxy garage floor***4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and 3,021 square feet of warm, inviting alpine living. Wake up to crisp mountain air, spend your days on the slopes, trails, or lakes, and come home to the cozy stone fireplace, wraparound deck, and the hot tub under the stars. Included in the Sale: Fully furnished -- all furniture, linens, kitchenware, and décor convey. Active Airbnb and Vrbo listings are transferable where permissibleEstablished 5-star reviews on both platformsFuture bookings that convey -- if applicableSmart locks, dynamic pricing subscriptions, and cleaning vendor relationships ect.This is a rare chance to step into a producing short-term rental without the usual ramp-up. The cabin has an established guest base, a 5-star reputation across both major platforms, and the infrastructure already in place, active listings, dialed-in operations, and a proven booking history. Skip the learning curve. Step into a working asset.Complete financials, P&L, occupancy data, and furniture inventory available to qualified buyers under NDA.For investors, Brian Head offers year-round demand with strong winter peaks and healthy summer shoulder seasons, a diversified revenue profile that many ski markets lack. Utah has no state income tax on rental income (consult your tax advisor), and the area continues to attract valley residents seeking a mountain escape within a 3-hour drive.Location Highlightsminutes to Brian Head Resort base liftsminutes to nearest dining/groceryEasy access to Cedar Breaks National Monument, Zion, and Bryce Canyon.Your Move- Furnished, turnkey, and 5-star rated. This cabin is a rare combination that simply doesn't come to market often. Whether you want a second home, an investment property, or a blend of both, this is the one that's ready when you are.Financials, booking history, full furniture inventory, and rental system documentation available to qualified buyers upon request. Schedule a showing today.

242 N Blue Jay Way, Brian Head

$1,150,000
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 26-270565 MLS
Located in Brian Head, this 3,345 sq ft mountain home offers a distinctive setting with year-round access and expansive, unobstructed views. Designed to take full advantage of its surroundings, the home features several outdoor decks that provide multiple spaces to gather, unwind, and enjoy the scenery from different angles. Inside, the home has been expanded and updated over time. The floor plan includes four separate sleeping areas, including a primary suite with its own fireplace and private bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. Additional highlights include a secondary bedroom with a fireplace, a main living area with a gas fireplace, and an upper-level loft or office space. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and connects easily to the main living areas, making the space practical for both everyday use and entertaining. The lower level adds flexibility with a second family or media room, bunk space, a laundry area, and additional storage.A standout feature of the home is the enclosed solarium, which includes a hot tub, sauna, and space for a small workout area--all oriented to capture the surrounding views. Recent upgrades include refreshed finishes, updated lighting, refinished hardwood floors, and improved safety systems. The home also includes two water heaters, adding convenience for larger groups.Set along the mountainside and accessed by a 50-foot bridge, the property looks out over Brian Head Resort, Bristlecone Pond, and the valley below, all while being just a short drive from the main ski areas. This property offers a well-rounded mountain retreat in a highly scenic location.Square footage breakdown.Level 1; Entrance office: 350sqft.Level 2; Living Room and stairs: 784sqftLevel 3; Bedrooms and stairs: 784sqftLevel 4; Basement: 784sqftLevel 5; Jacuzzi room: 410sqft + Bedroom/storage: 233sqftBuyer to verify square footage.

361 W Pinehurst Dr, Brian Head

Start Your Search