Brian Head Townhome with the Ski Lifts Basically Across the Street | Forget long parking lot walks and hauling ski gear halfway across town. The Navajo chair lifts are right across the street from this three-story Brian Head townhome, which makes first chair a whole lot more realistic. Inside, the main living space is built for post-mountain recovery: open layout, cozy gas fireplace, and enough room for everyone to pile in, warm up, eat, and tell exaggerated stories about the run they definitely almost landed cleanly. The kitchen keeps things modern with stainless appliances, sleek finishes, and enough room to cook for a crowd. Downstairs, the bunk room is ready for the fun group, featuring two triple bunks, an electric fireplace, and its own bathroom. Translation: kids will love it, and adults might try to claim it first. Updated finishes throughout keep the home feeling fresh and comfortable without trying too hard to be fancy. When ski season winds down, you're still close to Cedar Breaks, Giant Steps, Bristlecone Pond, hiking, fishing, mountain biking, Bryce Canyon, and Zion. A mountain getaway that's actually set up to be used, not just admired from a brochure.

Brian Head Townhome with the Ski Lifts Basically Across the Street | Forget long parking lot walks and hauling ski gear halfway across town. The Navajo chair lifts are right across the street from this three-story Brian Head townhome, which makes first chair a whole lot more realistic. Inside, the main living space is built for post-mountain recovery: open layout, cozy gas fireplace, and enough room for everyone to pile in, warm up, eat, and tell exaggerated stories about the run they definitely almost landed cleanly. The kitchen keeps things modern with stainless appliances, sleek finishes, and enough room to cook for a crowd. Downstairs, the bunk room is ready for the fun group, featuring two triple bunks, an electric fireplace, and its own bathroom. Translation: kids will love it, and adults might try to claim it first. Updated finishes throughout keep the home feeling fresh and comfortable without trying too hard to be fancy. When ski season winds down, you're still close to Cedar Breaks, Giant Steps, Bristlecone Pond, hiking, fishing, mountain biking, Bryce Canyon, and Zion. A mountain getaway that's actually set up to be used, not just admired from a brochure.