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LIVE-in / LIVE-outrageous In Deer Valley


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yclists the world over agree: for those who love life on two wheels, Park City is is the ultimate playground. That’s the word from BIKE Magazine’s venerable Bible of Bike Tests, which featured Park City’s amazingly extensive, four-season cycling terrain in its 2020 edition. The magazine’s crew of expert reviewers trekked to Park City in order to test the latest and greatest in mountain bikes on its stunningly diverse terrain. “The networks that criss-cross [Park City’s] valleys are so dense and so diverse,” the editors noted, “that you could easily ride all day and never lose sight of town, never cross the same path twice, and never, ever get bored.” Argent’s Deer Valley location means you’re on the threshold of a stunningly diverse array of trail, road and off-road cycling opportunities. From leisurely paved and gravel trails, to full-throttle mountain descents, there’s something for everyone, and always an intriguing new trail to follow. CRUISING & TRAIL RIDES Former railroad corridor the “Rail Trail” epitomizes the ready accessibility of cruising and trail rides, for novice riders, families, and those simply seeking an easygoing ride. Now a non-motorized path, it travels 28 miles out of town. Another trail ideal for cruising is that paralleling Highway 224—the main thoroughfare in and out of town. There are also miles of paved and gravel trail throughout Park City itself. BACK-ROAD BIKING/ROAD CYCLING Kick it up a notch with one of Park City’s many back-road cycling trails that make the most of the region’s exhilarating elevation changes. The Empire, or Guardsman, Loop takes you on a heart-pumping journey 35 miles from Kearns Boulevard (Hwy 248) east toward Kamas. Its uphill climb rewards with awe-inspiring views. MOUNTAIN BIKING When mountain biking went mainstream in the mid-1990s, Park City had 15 miles of legal trails. Today, you’ll find 450 miles of sanctioned singletrack. As the first-ever recipient of the prestigious Gold Level Ride Center designation from the International Mountain Bicycling Association, Park City is renowned worldwide for its vast, diverse, and well connected cycling terrain. According to the IMBA, “Park City continues to set the bar for what a world-class mountain biking destination should look like. Any mountain biker from the beginner to the adventure-fueled veteran will enjoy themselves in Park City.” DEER VALLEY RESORT Within Deer Valley Resort, you’ll find mountain bike trails including some new “flow trails.” The company Gravity Logic built these trails full of banked turns, rolling terrain, and even a few jumps. The flow trail has been called the “dirt carnival ride” of cycling, designed to be fun and manageable for riders of almost any level. WINTER FAT-TIRE BIKING Winter doesn’t chill the cycling fever at Park City, now that a newer style of snow biking has come on the scene. Fat-tire biking, or “fat biking,” uses bikes with fiveinch-wide tires to provide stability on single-track trails, slick rock and packed snow. Trail Maps Available at map.mountaintrails.org


Residents Treated To Museum Quality Collection media with resin, and serigraph renderings on panel, this unique collection brings together historical painting materials and state-of-the-art computer programminginspired images.The paintings themselves bring an additional touch of exclusivity to the community: every piece in the collection is a one-of-a-kind original, and four of the

pieces were custom commissioned for One Empire Pass.

Since “presentation is everything,” an advanced lighting plan was specially designed to bring out the best in this distinctive collection. After a day of skiing, biking, or shopping Main Street, homeowners and their guests may browse their own exceptional art collection designed to challenge our perceptions, inspire the next generation of artists, and perhaps awaken the creative in all of us.

Showcasing curated art collections at One Empire Pass and Argent is important to us at East West Partners. It reflects the elevated level of quality and refinement in our Deer Valley residential communities. For One Empire Pass, Gallery MAR owner Maren Mullin was chosen to curate a custom collection pulling from prestigious artists around the nation. These artists have hosted collections across the country, won myriad awards, and currently display artwork in many of the most well known museums, hotels, and clubs in the United States. Showcasing the theme of “Contemporary Nature,” the One Empire Pass Collection has been handpicked to evoke the classic images of wildlife and landscapes throughout the American West – but with a modern twist. Featuring compositions in oil on linen, mixed

Since establishing Gallery MAR in 2008 Maren Mullin and her team have provided a place where brilliant artistic visions meet the everyday lives of collectors around the globe. Visit Gallery MAR online at http://www.gallerymar.com and follow @gallerymar on Instagram.

NASHVILLE UNPLUGGED Ever wonder how a mega-hit country song is made? Nashville Unplugged brings the music, the makers, and the behind-the-stage stories to Main Street Park City. These unique performances feature monthly, and sometimes bi-monthly, shows in the Listening Room at local watering hole O.P. Rockwell. Each show features acoustic performances by some of country music’s most influential songwriters. These are the artists who create hits for country stars like Garth Brooks, Kathy Mattea and Keith Urban. The artists reveal the stories behind how the songs were written, and play the songs

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as they were originally conceived. The show’s rotating roster of artists include D. Vincent Williams, who’s written over 550 songs including hits like Rascal Flatts’s “I’m Movin’ On,” Ty Herndon’s “Hands of a Working Man” and James Otto’s “Just Got Started Lovin’ You.” As Nashville Unplugged becomes a beloved staple on the Park City entertainment scene, and as more and more artists come here to perform, it’s no wonder the town has recently launched its own music festival, the Park City Songwriter Festival, or “The Best Little Mountain Music Festival in America.”

The Rockwell Listening Room is located at O.P. Rockwell, 268 Main Street, Park City. oprockwell.com

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Renowned for his casual, approachable elegance and quietly glamorous, mountain-chic interiors, Barclay has established showrooms in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and here in Park City. Barclay was the creative force behind the interior finishes and fixtures of East West Partners’ One Empire Pass as well as being commissioned to design the décor for individual homes.

“Taking consummate advantage of the views and natural light was a paramount objective in designing 503.” BARCLAY BUTERA His team’s conceptual design for Argent residence 503 is Scandinavian inspired, visually expressed through a minimalist design aesthetic. Taking consummate advantage of the views and natural light was a paramount objective in designing this residence. The warm color palette features earth tones and the richness of darker wood. The juxtaposition of modern and vintage pieces adds a comfortable, inviting quality with textural and visual interest. Barclay Butera Interiors, BarclayButera.com

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for a finely curated look—nothing typical, nothing predictable, nothing except bringing out the hip and the haute in every detail.

With a reputation as the “Designer To The Stars” fully entrenched, Los Angeles and Deer Valley based Beth Ann Shepherd, along with her company Dressed Design, provides full interior design and custom furnishings services. Here she has brought Park City and Deer Valley homeowners out of the dark woods-and-timber look, by creating spirited marriages of contemporary freshness with a genuine mountain heritage. In designing Argent’s ski-in/ski-out residence 306, she has opted

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“I call it ‘starry-eyed’ style, laced with fashionable comforts and edgy tones. Designed for celebratory splendor, it has become a dramatic ski chalet in the sky.” BETH ANN SHEPHERD Dressed Design, DressedDesign.com

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In creating an Argent home that reflects the building’s architecture and surrounding environment, Anna Lambiotte utilized classic tones and timeless lines with pops of color and whimsy to nurture the lodge’s contemporary influences and play off the natural beauty of Deer Valley. The furniture features a duality of functionality and comfort—especially critical in a vacation/ski home. The upholstery is luxurious, yet durable. Various

“This interior is ideal for an active family or a festive après ski gathering— a refined and relaxing setting that captures the distinctive spirit of Deer Valley.” ANNA LAMBIOTTE

layers of materials including leather, mohair and metal accents create interest and depth. Decorative pillows are cozy and soft. The curated art collection provides the ultimate bridge from modern to nature—snowflakes with techno colors, stylized watercolor mountains and trees in pop art form. Of utmost importance was ensuring the expansive views were properly showcased so that residents can always appreciate the surrounding beauty. Studio Lambiotte, StudioLambiotte.com

Argent is developed and sold by Lot 2 Empire Pass North, LLC, a part of the family of related but independent companies affiliated with East West Partners, Inc (EWP). Lot 2 Empire Pass North, LLC, a separate, single-purpose entity is solely responsible for all obligations and liabilities, and is not an agent of EWP or any other entity.


Summertime’s Fun Times

A Talisker Club membership, available to all Argent owners, is the perfect complement and a valued year round addition to your Argent Residence. This summer is a special one as members will find more activities and more amenities available for even more family fun. These exciting new enhancements to your Talisker Club experience begin with the new Moondance Park and Wildstar Pool at Tuhaye. All family members will love the new playgrounds, junior soccer field, plus volleyball and basketball-pickleball courts at Mondance Park, which also features a new all-season pavilion. Kids will love splashing around in the new Wildstar Pool, featuring splash pads, a water slide and built-in pool games. Outdoor adventures are always in season at Talisker Club, making the most of our extraordinary location. Play a round at the celebrated Mark O’Meara golf course. Hike or bike on the extensive 14+mile trail system. Try out the new clay courts. Join in on a host of organized Club activities—guaranteed family pleasers. Enhance your summer activities with Talisker Club’s Adventure Guides. These spirited, professional outdoorsmen possess remarkable local knowledge and sporting expertise. You’ll find they are passionate about providing unforgettable memories enjoying nature’s bounties. They’ll be your guide to adventure from fly-fishing on the Provo River to wake surfing, wakeboarding, waterskiing, and tubing courtesy of the Club’s Super Air Nautique G-23 Wake Boat. Adventures also go beyond Talisker Club boundaries—try a climb on Mount Ogden or a road trip to Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks. Talisker Adventure Guides ensure your family makes the most of this spectacular natural wonderland. Tuhaye Hole #3

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Listed by, Plans for the development of Argent are tentative and conceptual only and subject to change by the developer in its sole discretion. The illustrations are artists conceptual renderings. There are multiple ways to calculate square footage, square footages as depicted are approximate. This is not an offer in any state in which the legal requirements for such an offering have not been met. © 2019 Argent. BHHS Affiliates, LLC is an independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity. Information not verified or guaranteed.

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The last residential lodge in Deer Valley’s Empire Pass. The latest creation of East West Partners. A private enclave of just 28, 2-3-and 4-bedroom homes, Argent showcases panoramic mountain and valley views plus outrageously convenient ski-in/ski-out access. While these are unpredictable times, it’s important for you to know that Argent is 30% sold and we are moving forward with a construction start date of July 2020. For those who appreciate the value of owning a very private family ski mountain retreat, personal non-contact or on-site appointments are always available by calling Matthew Magnotta or Patrick Howell. 435-515-0995. ArgentDeerValley.com Listed by,

© 2020 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently owned and operated franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity.

Light Your Creative Fire Take part in a unique, hands-on creative experience at Park City’s Red Flower Studios. In-house professional artists guide you through the fascinating process of crafting your own one-of-akind glass masterpiece. Choose your own artistic adventure: make a glass ornament, bowl, vase, or cup, then have fun exploring with various colors and shapes. Then move to the “hot shop” to fire your piece in the 2,100-degree glass furnace (carefully guided by a pro, of course). Kids can get in on the action too: request a group or family reservation, and bring your own food and drink to make it a party. Red Flower is a working glass studio, so call ahead to reserve your time. Patron glass blowing takes place 2 – 8pm, Thursday through Saturday. General Tso Cauliflower

No experience necessary. redflowerstudio.com UTAH FILM STUDIOS


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