About 622 E Highway 144
A truly exceptional Southern Utah estate offering luxury, privacy, scale, and significant water resources, set on 37.22 acres with commanding views of the Kolob Mountains of Zion National Park. This is a legacy property designed for refined living, equestrian use, and long-term agricultural value where every element has been thoughtfully developed and meticulously maintained. The 9,552 sq ft residence showcases timeless craftsmanship and grand proportions throughout. At the heart of the home is a chef's kitchen featuring a Dacor 6-burner range with grill, Sub-Zero refrigeration, dual dishwashers, oversized islands, and exquisite finishes anchored by a striking petrified wood fireplace that serves as both an architectural statement and a warm gathering place. The recently remodeled primary suite bath offers a serene, spa-like retreat, while multiple fireplaces, central vacuum, dual laundry setups, and a full-house natural gas generator provide comfort, convenience, and peace of mind. Designed for serious equestrian and ranch use, the impressive barn and ranch complex includes radiant gas heat and A/C, a full bath, office, tack room, custom woodshop, two spare rooms, hay barn, garage, and eight oversized 12'12' stalls, all serving multiple fenced pastures. A Quonset hut parcel further enhances the property's operational flexibility and storage capacity. The grounds are both productive and picturesque, featuring fenced pastures, orchard, garden areas, chicken coop, patios, outdoor kitchen, and expansive lawns-all fully irrigated and framed by mature trees and open vistas. Outdoor lighting, roof snow stops, heat tape, and additional ranch amenities support year-round functionality. A defining feature of this estate is its exceptional water portfolio, a significant contributor to overall value. Per State of Utah records, the property includes approximately 140.48 acre-feet of water rights, consisting of 6.0 AF of underground well rights and 118.9344 AF of surface irrigation rights, supporting agriculture, landscaping, and long-term land stewardship. Current irrigation is by flood, with piping present for future configuration. Additional features include a fuel tank for farm operations, extensive irrigation components, and infrastructure that is increasingly difficult-if not impossible-to replicate today. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a private estate that seamlessly blends luxury living, ranch capability, and enduring water assets set against one of Southern Utah's most iconic natural backdrops.
