This is a one-of-a-kind property featuring rural French architecture with stunning appointments and artwork. The house has 7100 square feet with 26 rooms, which include 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3 half baths, 3 fireplaces (1 wood, 2 gas), two large family/rec rooms, and a large country kitchen featuring a large Sub-Zero refrigerator and a four burner, two oven, twin grill Wolf gas stove. Vaulted ceilings throughout the home make claustrophobia impossible. The large 1.3 acre lot overlooks our beautiful town park in the foreground and Utah Lake in the distance. On a clear day, you can see Antelope Island on the Great Salt Lake. The hill behind the house is immune to further development, has a moderate slope convenient for hiking, and also protects the property from avalanche activity from Mount Loafer. The owner has cleared significant amount of fuel from the hillside to help protect against wildfire. Numerous large lovely fir trees adorn the property and the hillside beyond, creating a strikingly gorgeous scene in winter against the snow. Deer and other wildlife abound. If you seek quiet and seclusion, this is the place. The home is set back from Eagle Nest, and the large fir trees in the front yard add both solitude and privacy. The backyard borders on wilderness. The hiking trail up the hillside is private- and no foot, horse or motorbike traffic passes behind the house. The neighboring homes are large, lovely and far enough apart so as to not crowd each other- an amazing friendly neighborhood with imposing homes commensurate with, even exceeding, the grandeur of 1190 South Eagle Nest. The home is extremely well built, and despite having three functioning gas furnaces, the main unit usually suffices for both heat and air conditioning. Moreover, should electricity and/or natural gas be interrupted, the wood-burning fireplace is sufficient to keep the home at about 50 degrees Fahrenheit- not toasty, but sufficient to survive and keep pipes from freezing. Both gas hot water heaters are only about two years old and economical to run. The high-quality wool carpets are in excellent condition, as are the home's distinctive tiled floors, and the 2 hardwood floors which are inch thick. Interior walls and ceilings have been well maintained, and no painting will be necessary. The sound system servicing the living room, dining room, kitchen and main family room is a blessing to music lovers. There are two laundry rooms and a generous pantry. the master bedroom and master bath are breathtaking- as are the woodland views from a variety of windows. The large septic tank was recently pumped and is most sufficient- but there is a line to the city sewer that could be connected if desired. The home also is equipped with high speed fiberoptic internet. Energy-saving LED lighting is installed throughout the house wherever possible. The outstanding acoustics re a musician's dream. Last but not least, this is a healthy place to breathe! At 6000 feet above sea-level, the air quality at this home is well above the unfortunate "inversions" that plague both the Utah and Salt Lake Valleys. Yes, this home is indeed one-of-a-kind, and few folks could afford to build such a beauty at today's prices.