Lindon Mansion Towers Over Utah Valley

Step Inside for a Rare Peek at this Grand 'Castle' in Lindon, Utah

MLS: 1187606
PRICE: $4,900,000
LISTED: Sept. 7, 2013

This breathtaking mansion at 65 S DENALI CIR, Lindon UT 84042 is fit for royalty. If location is everything, this castle-like private residence has got it all! The entire Utah Valley sprawls around it. Lakes and mountains are in perfect view.

This Lindon luxury home for sale is so luxurious and comfortable, you'll hate to leave it for a vacation! This property is listed by Prudential Utah Elite Real Estate. Serious buyers can schedule a private tour with Joel Carson by calling 801-673-3333.

Go ahead and dream as you let your mind wander through the rich, luxurious rooms of this 12,192 square-foot paradise. Imagine the sun glistening through the artist-quality stain glass windows. Entertain friends and family in the gourmet kitchen. Retire to the master suite with his' and her's closets. A winding staircase offers a sweep of glamour; yet the elevator is perfectly practical.

This mansion features five bedrooms and six bathrooms. Built in 2005, this amazing property is located on a 3.95-acre slice of heaven.

You will be inspired by the artistic sculptures, dazzled by luxurious detail and delighted by a poche veranda warmed by a lovely fireplace in the cooler months.

Call Joel Carson today at 801-673-3333 for more details on this spectacular property. Find more details online at AllUtahHomes.com today.

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Judge Rules in Favor of Park City Mountain Resort

Judge: Emails Protected by Attorney-Client Privilege

by Joel Carson
President/Principal Broker Utah Real Estate
SLBR 2012 'Salesperson of the Year'

In the continuing saga of Powdr (Park City Mountain Resort) vs. Talisker (Vail Resorts), the current world-class resort manager won the last battle round, but the war is far from over.

Third District Court Judge Ryan Harris ruled PCMR is not required to turn over a series of emails Talisker attorneys were sure would implicate officials of conspiring to commit fraud. Talisker sought 21 emails exchanged between PCMR administrators and attorneys in 2011. PCMR had reportedly failed to send a signed lease by the due date. Resort officials are accused of backdating documents to cover up the mistake.

On Sept. 6, Harris ordered PCMR to turn the emails over to him so he could determine whether or not the messages indicated intent to commit a crime. Harris ruled the emails fall under attorney/client privilege. He said there is no indication the emails sought legal advice on intentional deception; therefore they are not exempt from laws that protect attorney/client communications.

In a bitter battle for prime mountain property Talisker has demanded PCMR, a tenant, vacate property the resort operator has leased for decades. The deadline for vacating has passed and the resort is still marketing the 2013-2014 ski season as if the show will go on uninterrupted. PCMR’s lease has remained the same since about 1971. Resort operators have reportedly paid $155,000 per year to occupy 27,000 acres. Last spring, the resort sued Talisker Corporation when the original deadline was missed and ensuing lease negotiations broke down. Talisker has demanded PCMR enter into new terms on its lease instead of perpetuating its existing lease. The land owners want more money (and believe they can get it). Vail recently reached an agreement with Wolf Mountain Resorts to lease about 4,000 acres (Canyons Resort) for $3 million a year.

I’ll continue to monitor the situation and do my best to keep you posted on events as they unfold. Park City is a world-class resort. Regardless of the outcome here, this is a stunningly beautiful location to own a home, condominium or townhouse. If you’re thinking of buying Park City real estate, don’t hesitate. Browse WF-MLS listings today at www.allparkcityhomes.com.