A rare piece of riverside architecture has landed on the market in Peoa, Utah. Known as Stark Ranch, the $10,900,000 estate spans more than 21 acres and delivers a lifestyle at the intersection of design, wellness, and outdoor adventure.
Listed with Kevin Crockett and Bobbi Jo Wilkerson of Coldwell Banker Realty’s Dawn McKenna Group, the property combines 450 feet of Weber River frontage, seven trout-fed ponds, and a one-of-a-kind residence designed by architect Rick Brighton. What results is less a single home than a modern compound — one that’s as tailored to equestrian living as it is to spa-inspired relaxation.
For buyers who want privacy and exclusivity without sacrificing proximity, the estate sits just a short drive from Park City while offering a self-contained retreat unlike anything else in Utah.
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The home’s exterior is an architectural statement
At the heart of Stark Ranch is a 6,460-square-foot residence that blends agrarian forms with contemporary materials.
Brighton’s design integrates wood, steel, glass, and stone, spread across three interconnected structures. Indoor planters, natural finishes, and expansive glass walls tie the architecture directly to the surrounding landscape.
Living spaces with a dramatic edge
Inside, the main home includes five bedrooms, six baths, and a lofted lounge with a bar and balcony.
A sunken living room creates a cozy yet grand central gathering space, while oversized sliding doors extend the living areas outward toward the mountain vistas and river valley.
Modern interiors with rustic influences
The light-filled home has sleek, modern interiors with rustic influences and wood elements that contrast beautifully with the contemporary design.
Wellness features that go beyond the basics
The property goes beyond standard luxury amenities. A two-story sauna, outdoor spa, hot tub, and even a dedicated yoga studio set in a stone silo bring wellness and serenity front and center.
And a rock-climbing wall for a fun workout
For those seeking a physical challenge, a rock-climbing wall ensures the retreat balances relaxation with adventure.
Equestrian facilities built for pros
Horse enthusiasts will find plenty to admire: the state-of-the-art equestrian barn is equipped with heated stables, a fireplace-warmed tack room, and extensive gear storage. The setup makes Stark Ranch as appealing to high-end horse owners as it is to design lovers.
The 21-acre property is a fly-fishing paradise with 7 spring-fed ponds
The estate’s seven spring-fed ponds and exclusive water rights make it a dream destination for fly fishing. With the Weber River running along the property, it provides a private stretch of water that very few homes in Utah could ever match.
Rare riverside retreat near park city
Beyond its standout amenities, Stark Ranch offers what most properties in this price range can’t: true riverfront living paired with privacy on over 21 acres.
Despite its seclusion, it’s close enough to Park City to enjoy restaurants, skiing, and cultural attractions — but removed enough to feel like a world of its own.
A legacy property in the making
With its combination of distinctive architecture, wellness-focused features, equestrian facilities, and natural surroundings, Stark Ranch positions itself as a generational estate.
As the listing notes, it’s not just a residence but a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Utah that balances design, sustainability, and outdoor adventure.
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