3000 Navajo Way, Springdale, UT 84767

Property Description

Incredible custom home built and designed by renowned Zion Canyon builder Mark Fahrenkamp, with intentional details specifically designed to enhance privacy and views. Anasazi Plateau is Springdale's premier community -- set on over nearly 300 acres with only 77 homesites, meaning generous open space between homes. Set above the valley floor and away from tourist congestion, this spectacular oversized 0.77-acre lot leaves plenty of room to build an accessory dwelling. Built in 2017, the 4-bed, 3-bath home offers direct sightlines to West Temple, Mt. Kinesava, Eagle Crags, and the cliffs that define the gateway to Zion National Park. Inside, the Great Room opens to 13-foot vaulted ceilings, polished concrete floors, tall Alder doors, and cherrywood cabinetry -- finishes chosen for durability as much as design. A gas fireplace warms the space through the cooler shoulder seasons. The kitchen is built for the way people entertain: Wolf appliances, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and leathered granite countertops that hold up to real use. The primary suite faces Mt. Kinesava directly, with a steam shower, dual heads, and a custom walk-in closet system. A second ensuite keeps guests comfortable, while the remaining bedroom and a dedicated office overlook the cliffs and natural wash below. Outdoor living is where this lot earns its premium. The 1,176 sq ft patio is shaded and oriented for long Springdale evenings, anchored by a firepit, a Bullfrog hot tub, and an Endless Pools Swim Spa. The rooftop deck delivers a full 360° vantage -- sunsets across the canyon, storm fronts moving along the cliffs, and canyon wildlife passing through at the natural pace of the high desert. On the practical side: 50 solar panels keep utility costs low, the 1,144 sq ft three-car attached garage handles the gear that comes with living this close to the park, and all major appliances convey. Trailheads, the Zion shuttle stop, and Springdale's restaurant corridor are minutes from the door. Homes in Anasazi Plateau don't come around often. This one shows what's possible when they do.