Ranching. Equestrian. Excess.

The calculus is straightforward: eighteen million dollars, divided by six thousand, eight hundred and ninety-eight square feet, yields a figure of approximately $2,613 per square foot. This is, decidedly, an equestrian purchase. The primary residence is rendered secondary to the infrastructure supporting the advanced husbandry of ungulates; two barns, an Olympic-scale arena, and space for a minimum of fifty horses suggest an enterprise, rather than a dwelling. Its location, situated in Kamas, necessitates a commitment to vehicular transport; access to Park City proper, and its attendant diversions, is a deliberate inconvenience. The inclusion of twelve RV hookups suggests anticipation of significant guest traffic, or perhaps a temporary workforce.