A Lord of the Rings-Inspired Estate in Utah Hits the Market for $43 Million
The expansive home, situated in the private South Fork of Provo Canyon, boasts state-quarried stone, massive timbers, and reclaimed barn wood
Fans of Lord of the Rings are in for a treat, as a luxe estate inspired by the famed novel-turned-film franchise is currently up for sale. Located in Provo, Utah, the property boasts a six-bedroom, 10-bath main house and an additional two-bedroom, two-bath guest house.
“This estate is nothing short of extraordinary,” listing agent Kerry Oman of Summit Sotheby’s International Realty tells Galerie. “It blends dramatic architecture and vision with the highest levels of craftsmanship. The property conveys a sense of grandeur and artistry, with circular stone motifs, walls of glass, towering ceilings, and details like curved staircases, vaulted beams, and bespoke finishes.”
“Yet for all its elegance, the home is equally designed for comfort and gathering, whether in its expansive entertaining spaces, family-focused rooms, or the numerous guest suites that balance privacy with luxury. The recreational elements set it apart as a true resort in the mountains where family, friends, and guests can gather, relax, play, and experience the best of mountain living surrounded by world-class architecture and breathtaking views. In terms of location, privacy, design, and amenities, there is nothing like it in the American West.”
Designed by Michael Upwall and built by Magleby Construction, this 30-acre property consists of a 23,000-square-foot main house and a 6,210-square-foot lake house. Highlights of the estate include a hot tub and swimming pool, basketball and racquetball courts, a 50+-feet-high climbing wall, a private pond with waterfalls and streams, an exercise room, a theater, a game room, a spa, and a golf simulator.
Other design elements include a three-story library, glass walls with scenic views, and retractable glass in both the kitchen and the great room, leading to outdoor terraces and the pool deck. The expansive home, situated in the private South Fork of Provo Canyon, boasts Utah-quarried stone, massive timbers, and reclaimed barn wood.
