Location: 2575 E Providence Court, Holladay, UT
Square Footage: 24,000
Bedrooms & Bathrooms: 6 bedrooms & 11 bathrooms
Price: $9,900,000
This luxurious, fairly newly mansion is located at 2575 E Providence Court in Holladay, UT and is situated on an acre of landscaped land. Built in 2010, the gated home boasts two water features in the front, a circular driveway with porte-cochere and a 6-car garage. Inside there is approximately 24,000 square feet of living space with a total of 6 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms (6 full, 5 half). The first floor features a 2-story foyer with sweeping staircase, 2-story great room with floor-to-ceiling curved windows, formal dining room, gourmet kitchen with built-in breakfast nook, billiards room with custom wet bar and wine room and a lavish master suite with huge walk-in closet, spacious bathroom, sauna, steam shower and a 2-story gym. The 2nd floor features a lounge area with game tables, home theater, 2-bedroom apartment complete with full kitchen, library and a 3 additional bedroom suites all with wet bars, refrigerators and private decks. The fun-filled lower level features a 2-lane bowling alley with a 3500 gallon salt-water aquarium built into the wall and a golf simulation room. Outdoor spaces include patio space, saltwater swimming pool with spa, kitchen with fireplace, fire pit and a tennis court.
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Tags: bowling alley, gym, home theater, swimming pool, tennis court, wine cellar
I’ll give them credit for at least attempting to have something different other than the typical beige interior. The exterior would look 10X bigger without the oversized, Embassy-Suites inspired porte-cochere. I actually like the contemporary decor they used. Certainly fits the place better than any Fauxterranean interior would. All it needs are some actually seats or sofas in the theater and you’re good to go. Puts most of those new-build London interiors to shame IMO.
10X better*
Wow. I usually don’t care for residences with modern/contemporary decor, but this one is amazing. I love it. If I owned it I wouldn’t change a thing.
The exterior is simply horrid. It really does look like a motel. The porte cochere should be taken away. The interior is decent. There is a lot of beige, but it’s beige done well. I think the different levels with railings make it really interesting, especially in the game area. It’s also nice to see guest rooms that have been given some style, which seems unusual.
There are a few things that I don’t love however. I pity the poor maid who has to dust the floor to ceiling shelves in the entryway; hopefully she’s not afraid of heights! The kitchen is open to the formal living room; it’s a nice kitchen (other than the walls on each side of the stove) but if someone has a crew cooking for a dinner party, the guests get to sit in the living room and listen to the noise. The monolithic chimney breast in the master bedroom is overwhelming; it would have been less so had it not been in black.
Not a fan of aquariums and the placement of this one along the wall of the bowling alley is stupid -to look at the fish you must walk onto the alley. Would you have to put on bowling shoes to view and dodge gutter balls?
The interiors look like a lot of small/med sized less expensive Australian new builds. Not bad but that Porte Cochere is awful.
I agree with the general consensus. The interior is surprisingly good, but some of the exterior I don’t care for, and that’s excluding that horrid porte-cochere.