Some homes hold history in their walls. This Victorian farmhouse in Marion, Utah is one of them. Originally built in 1895 and thoughtfully rebuilt on its original footprint in 2019, the home honors its heritage with soaring Victorian ceilings, generously proportioned rooms, and original historic elements — while offering the complete comfort and confidence of modern construction throughout. The heart of the home is a large, beautifully appointed kitchen designed for gathering — equally at home for a quiet morning or a table full of people. A main level primary suite with ensuite provides single-level convenience, while upstairs two bedrooms and a flexible lounge space — already plumbed for a kitchenette or wet bar — offer privacy and versatility for guests, family, or creative use. Step outside and you are surrounded by the working agricultural landscape of the Kamas Valley — open fields and mountain views on three sides that no future development will ever disturb. It is the kind of setting that feels increasingly rare and increasingly valuable. Two minutes down the road, High Star Ranch is becoming one of Utah’s most compelling year-round destinations — with 16 miles of world class trails, equestrian facilities, exceptional events, and the soon-to-be-opened Beaumont Bakery at the Country Store. A 150-room hotel and expanded resort amenities are underway the future plans evolve, bringing new energy to a valley that has always deserved it. Park City is 18 miles away. Salt Lake International Airport is 45 minutes. The mountains, trails, and rivers of the Uinta and Wasatch are right outside your door. This is Summit County living at its most authentic — heritage, landscape, and location, before the rest of the world catches up. 3D Matterport Tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=KhFwatXXNru’