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While the height of luxury used to be synonymous with gold-gilded ceilings, silky fabrics, and ornate gardens, today simpler luxuries are valued. For example, having more space from neighbors and a strong connection to nature with more relaxed, organic interiors that promote a sense of calm. The great American west, of course, has been fertile ground for this variety of luxury to flourish.
In Idaho’s Teton Valley, quite close to Grand Teton National Park and drivable to Yellowstone National Park, a swanky new home is up for sale. It’s set within Tributary, an exclusive new residential community decked out with amenities, which, quite frankly, would be cowboy John Dutton of Yellowstone‘s worst nightmare. However, if you have the funds, it’s an impressive and beautiful place to call home.
Basecamp Cabin, as it is called, spans roughly 5,000 square feet and is asking $6.295 million. Designed by Northworks Architects, it brims with a blend of rich and airy neutrals as tranquil yet complex as the woods and mountains nearby. Plus, a plethora of high-end touches: Marvin Windows, Lutron motorized shades, top-tier stone and quartzite choices, and Sub-Zero/Wolf kitchen appliances.
Ready to be a primary residence—or dreamy second home for getting active or meeting for the holidays—the five-bedroom haven offers bright open spaces for hosting, two wet bars, a bunk room, and cozy-chic elements like fireplaces and reclaimed wood vaulted ceilings. All year, except perhaps amidst the icy chills of winter, the deck with a fire pit is also ideal for gatherings.
Beyond the property itself, the community beckons with a golf course, fishing areas, skiing possibilities, and a 27,000-square-foot clubhouse with a restaurant and bar. Again, this all certainly sounds like John Dutton’s worst nightmare, but it is also many people’s modern western dream.