Designed for the View. Refined for Mountain Living.

693 E Longview Drive Photos | Hideout Luxury Home Near Park City

The Chef's Kitchen

At the heart of this Hideout luxury home, the custom chef’s kitchen is designed for both everyday living and elevated entertaining.
A dramatic waterfall island, Sub-Zero appliances, bespoke cabinetry and a fully appointed butler’s pantry combine sophisticated mountain-modern design with effortless functionality.

Rest, Elevated

Primary Mountain Serenity

Wake to sweeping Deer Valley and Wasatch Mountain views from a light-filled main-level primary suite, then unwind as spectacular sunsets transform the mountain landscape each evening. A spa-inspired bath, steam shower and radiant-heated floors bring resort-level comfort home.

Elevated Entertaining

Designed for gathering, relaxing and taking in the mountain setting, the upper-level entertainment lounge features a dramatic stone-and-metal fireplace, custom wet bar, Sub-Zero wine storage and access to covered outdoor living spaces.

An inviting extension of this Hideout luxury home, it creates an effortless setting for après-ski evenings, and year-round entertaining with family and friends.

Inspired by the Landscape

Live Where the Mountains and Lake become your playground.

Four seasons. Endless possibilities. From world-class skiing and mountain trails to days on the Jordanelle Reservoir and evenings under expansive Utah skies, 693 E Longview Drive in Hideout Canyon offers a remarkable connection to the outdoor mountain lifestyle—all within easy reach of Park City and Deer Valley East Village.

Living in Hideout, Utah | Near Park City, Deer Valley & Jordanelle

Crafted for Mountain Modern Living

European White Oak

Metal Roof, Steel Beams

Local Stone Masonry

Warm European white oak flooring brings natural texture and timeless character throughout the residence, complementing the home’s refined mountain-modern architecture and creating a warm contrast to stone, steel and expansive glass.

A full standing-seam metal roof and exposed structural steel elements combine contemporary architectural design with the durability demanded by Utah’s four-season mountain environment—an exceptional feature of this newly built Hideout home.

Locally sourced Delta stone masonry connects the residence to its Wasatch Mountain setting, bringing texture, craftsmanship and a distinctly Utah character to the home’s mountain-modern architecture.

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