5618 E South Fork Road Provo, Utah 84604
Inspired by The Lord of the Rings, designed by Michael Upwall and built by Magleby Construction, this estate is among the most remarkable in Utah. Nestled on 30 acres in the secluded South Fork of Provo Canyon, it is a property defined by privacy, scale, and artistry. The 23,000‑square‑foot main residence and 6,210‑square‑foot lake house are thoughtfully positioned along a private pond accented by waterfalls and streams, creating a setting both serene and dramatic.
By The Numbers
Main House
6 bedrooms | 10 bathrooms
22,958 square feet
8‑car garage | built in 2014
Home Elevation
5,830 feet
Lake House
2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms
6,210 square feet
29.56 acres | built in 2019
Pond size
Approximately 1.5 acres
The architecture blends stones quarried in Utah with reclaimed barn wood and massive timbers, giving the home a timeless mountain presence. Inside, the design is refined and modern with light walls, clean lines, and rich dark accents balanced by natural textures. Walls of glass open to sweeping views in every direction, while a soaring three‑story library serves as a striking centerpiece. Retractable glass walls in the kitchen and great room connect to expansive terraces and the pool deck, creating an effortless flow between indoor and outdoor living.
Rarely does a property of this magnitude and vision come to market. It stands as both an architectural achievement and a private sanctuary. It is truly one of Utah’s most extraordinary estates.
Proximity
Salt Lake City: 1 Hour
Park City: 45 Minutes
Sundance Mountain Resort: 15 Minutes
Spanish Fork Airport: 35 Minutes
Provo Airport: 35 Minutes
The Setting
The property encompasses thirty acres approximately three and a half miles up South Fork, combining open meadows, wooded hillsides, and carefully landscaped areas around a private lake. The main residence sits at the center of the estate with a circular drive and expansive lawns, while the lake features a sandy beach, stone‑edged water features, and a separate lake house on the shore. Groves of trees and garden spaces add variety to the landscape, and the outer acreage provides natural privacy with its mix of wooded terrain and canyon hillside. With a private gated entrance and complete seclusion, the setting offers sweeping views of Mount Timpanogos and the surrounding mountains.