Summary - 44,000 Sq. Ft. Structure with 27,000
sq. ft of living space divided into 5 distinct residences, 7500 sq. ft. center
court (30 ft ceiling) Corporate meeting room or Ballroom, gym, racquetball
court, 10 garages, 40 Acres
Hideaway Retreat
Hideaway Retreat is an ideal
location for a Corporate Retreat, Fat Farm or
Youth
Training
Center
. Hideaway Valley Retreat is located
approximately 35 miles from
Provo
,
Utah
; approximately 75 miles south of
Salt Lake City
,
Utah
and approximately 8 miles north of
Fairview
,
Utah
.
The
facility features over 44,000 square feet divided between 5 distinct and
independent residences; an 7500 square foot center court; conference center large
greenhouse; garages for a minimum of 9 vehicles; detached 5000 square foot shop/barn and 40 acres of land
covered in Cedars
The property has relative
isolation from commercial enterprises and easy access to snowmobiling, atv
trails and horseback riding on many trails and roads including the
Manti
LaSalle
National Forest
.
History:
The property was originally built in 1982 by the Park family that had
sold the Waste Disposal business in
Boise
,
Idaho
. The father built “Murt’s House
for himself and the other wings were designed and built for his son’s
families. They only lived there for
several years before they moved to
Arizona
to help in Murt’s brother’s business when his brother became ill.
After they left the property was put on the market and was rented out to
individuals so as to keep it occupied. The
property had very little maintenance until
Milton
and Mikell Rich purchased it in 2003. Since
that time it has been a full time project for the Rich’s and they have devoted
a great deal of time and energy restoring and improving the property.
Due to changes in circumstances as of June of 2006 it has become
necessary for the Rich’s to liquidate this choice piece of property.
Water Source:
Water is from a 270 foot private drilled well.
The static level of the water is at 80 feet.
Heat Source:
Individual Propane forced air systems
Septic System:
A new septic system was installed in
2006
Homeowners Association:
The Hideaway Valley HOA charges $175 per lot per year for maintenance of
the roads etc. The 40 acres is
divided into 3 different lots.
Taxes:
Caretakers Home:
There is a small home on the property which houses the caretaker.
He has free rent and then does work for an hourly wage as is needed.
