Alpine, Utah

Fort Canyon Estate

Just over three acres on Fort Canyon Road, at the foot of the Wasatch.

South elevation, concept. Norm Harris, 2026.

The Land

Room to breathe, in Alpine

Fort Canyon Estate sits just off Fort Canyon Road, in one of Alpine’s quieter corners. The land rises from the road toward the hillside, with mature trees along its western edge.

It is a rare amount of ground for the area, and a blank page for a buyer who wants to build something lasting.

Setting
Alpine, Utah County
Land
Just over 3 acres
Parcels
Three Utah County parcels
Concept
A single custom residence

The Concept

One home, drawn for this hillside

Norm Harris of TBU International has explored a single residence for the site: a low, glass-walled house that steps with the slope, opens onto a pool terrace to the south, and wraps a private courtyard. A winding drive, meadow plantings and a lookout pavilion keep most of the land open.

Site & landscape A single residence near the high ground, reached by a curving drive through the trees.
Main level Three suites, living and activity rooms, kitchen and dining opening to the pool terrace, an interior courtyard and a three-car garage.

These drawings are early architectural concepts, shared to suggest what the land could hold. They are not approved plans. Any home on the property is subject to design, engineering and Alpine City review and approval.

Alpine

A mountain town at the edge of the Wasatch

Alpine sits in northern Utah County beneath Lone Peak, where the neighborhoods give way to trailheads and canyon roads. American Fork Canyon is close by, and Salt Lake City and Provo are both within easy reach.

Life here moves at the pace of the seasons: wildflowers and long evenings in summer, snow on the peaks from late fall.

Inquire

Private viewings by appointment

Drawings and parcel details are available to interested buyers on request.

mecroz@gmail.com

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