Gypsy soul and modern luxury overlooking Sundance The space Proudly perched with a 180 degree valley view, Wildflower is a warmly welcoming cabin full of design and passion. Sensitively recrafted with shared Sundance beliefs, it retains its original 70’s gypsy soul and blends effortlessly with low key contemporary luxe. When you arrive, you’ll immediately feel comfortable and well situated on the mountain. Style, communal spaces, reclaimed materials, original features, and all the modern comforts blend the past and present creating a space that is bright and new. One of the original Sundance Mountain cabins, Wildflower serenely sits in a special location in harmony among the pines and aspens. Yet, it’s easy to find and a five minute stroll to Sundance Resort, just a five minute drive, where you will find restaurants, skiing, live music, art studio, gift shop, spa, horseback riding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, mountain biking, hiking, ziplining, and flyfishing. Relax on the main deck while the sunrise brings the mountains to life and then move to the sunset deck for a soak in the hot tub and watch the stars come out over Mount Timpanogos. A wide open floor plan welcomes you into a gorgeous kitchen, massive dining table, lounge-worthy living room and a huge window offering amazing views. Wildflower is a large 3000 sf house with three levels, yoga loft and mud room. Room details and layout  Main level has mudroom and half bath  Upstairs has two king bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and private decks, a yoga loft, and kid cubbies for imaginative play space  Downstairs has is a wide open hang space with ping pong table, full bathroom, and sleeping area with two queen beds and two twin bunk beds. You will have this dwelling to yourself along with beautiful decks, grill, private hot tub, covered car port, and level driveway with easy access. Parking can accommodate 3 cars. ADDITIONAL FEATURES TO NOTE AT WILDFLOWER: Design Details and Eco-friendly finishes • Shou sugi ban cedar wood paneling -sustainably planted, harvested, charred from Nakamoto Forestry • DWR (Design Within Reach) furniture • Four Hands dining table (seats 10) • Moroccan rugs • Sueded granite countertops • Ipe wood deck square footage • Steinway baby grand • Waterworks bathrooms • Waterworks sink faucet • Bertazzoni oven • Bisazza iridescent glass tiles in all bathrooms • Heath tiles • Reclaimed wood throughout the house • Ochre lights • DePadova sofa • RH Cloud sofa • Stephen Kenn blackened steel sofa with wool • Farrow and Ball paints • Cool Etsy handmade finds • Slate floors • Eco oil on pine floors • Low VOC paints