There’s custom. And then there’s this. Every square inch of 8530 Valley View Court was designed to make an impression. Set on 3.69 acres above the Credit River, this one-of-a-kind home leans into a contemporary industrial style with warm, grounded undertones. Steel railings, reclaimed wood, exposed beams, and layered textures flow throughout, creating a space that feels both creative and lived-in. The entry sets the tone immediately, wrapped in natural stone and anchored by a striking light fixture repurposed from an old barn from Jackson Landscape in Lakeville. The staircase spans three levels with steel balusters, solid Douglas fir treads, and open sightlines that let the home breathe. Skylights wash the vaulted ceilings in natural light. The kitchen is built for someone who notices the details. Douglas fir cabinetry, honed granite, a full-height pantry behind handcrafted barn doors, and includes premium appliances. The reclaimed wood floors? They came from a trestle bridge over the Great Salt Lake. The dining and hearth room centers around a freestanding wood-burning stove and two-story wood-paneled ceilings. Reclaimed solid wood posts—once part of the Sears Tower—frame the space. A custom sliding barn door tucks into the wall, allowing the kitchen to disappear when it’s time for a more intimate dining experience. The sunroom wraps you in panoramic countryside views. A large deck connects the amazing solitude of this picture perfect home site. Two dedicated office spaces provide flexibility—one tucked quietly off the main level for deep focus, and the other with vaulted ceilings, skylights, built-ins, and heated tile floors, perfect for creative work or remote meetings. Nearby, the mudroom includes built-in lockers, a drop station, and smart storage solutions that keep everything in its place. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a treehouse retreat with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The ensuite bath features a freestanding soaking tub, custom tile shower with pebble flooring, and a quartz double vanity. Bedroom two includes a secret loft space inside the closet, while bedroom three brings industrial flair with corrugated metal and wood accent walls. A central loft ties the spaces together and gives room to stretch or enjoy a book, . The lower level is made for entertaining. A recessed projection screen transforms the family room into a private theater. The wet bar, crafted from reclaimed barnwood, creates the perfect hangout spot. There’s also a full walkout to the cedar deck. A large fourth bedroom connects to a flex room, forming a full guest suite with its own bathroom featuring a glass shower. Even the storage room is finished with built-in shelving and room to organize everything. The eight stall garage setup is its own story. One bay is a heated pine-floored workshop with cabinetry and barn door access. Another includes a lofted hobby space with a floor drain and built-in compressor. Everything has been thought through. Outside, slate tile, concrete accents, and a peaceful water feature define the front patio. There’s even an outdoor shower discreetly placed just around the corner. This is not a home that blends in. It’s a masterclass in design, material, and intention. It doesn’t play by the rules. It sets the standard.