Perched on a deliberate and carefully considered acre above Morgan Valley, this 2003 Parade of Homes property was built with intention and planned with the seasons in mind, and it's clear in every detail. Case in point: the massive arched windows in the main living space perfectly frame and center the mountain views outside, and every corner of the property was designed to take advantage of them. The entry of the home includes reclaimed wood from the Great Salt Lake Railroad, and inside, a stone fireplace anchors the living space (the mantle for which also utilizes the same historic wood). The original and current owners-one of whom is a retired wildlife biologist-have spotted hundreds of bird species from here, and a stunning stained glass snowy plover can be found above the door to the deck. The kitchen is bright and well-designed, with a generous island and ample storage, and the layout flows with the kind of ease that makes living feel effortless and cozy. Rooms here are spacious and open with plenty of natural light and windows to frame the surrounding landscape. The back of the home offers covered deck space on both the upper and lower levels for mornings or evenings with a view, plus you'll find mature trees, some grass, fruit trees, a fire pit, and a pond that was once a natural pool, but now serves as a quiet haven for wildlife. Central vacuum, a spacious shed, and an included golf cart round out the practicalities of life on this property, but convenience is the last thing on your mind here. Close to Snowbasin, I-84, and the Wasatch Peaks, this is a home with unparalleled access to nature's bounty...a rare find and the perfect place to settle.