Alpine, Utah

Fort Canyon Estate

3.5 acres in Fort Canyon, on a knoll, with 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains, Utah Valley, and Utah Lake.

Architectural concept drawing of a modern hillside residence, south elevation, with long glass walls, stone base, terraces and an edge pool. — South elevation, concept. Norm Harris, 2026.

The Land

Room to breathe, in Alpine

Fort Canyon Estate sits at 1010 N Fort Canyon Road, in Fort Canyon, Alpine, Utah — 3.5 acres of privacy and seclusion. Acreage like this is nearly impossible to find.

A major portion of the site sits on a knoll, unlike some Fort Canyon properties tucked low in the canyon with limited views. The views are stunning and 360 degrees: surrounding mountains, Utah Valley, and Utah Lake. A residence on this knoll would be visible as you approach Alpine, a dominant feature of the viewline against the mountain backdrop.

A year-round stream runs through the property. It has access drives from the west and east sides, and is flanked by large open greenspaces.

Setting: Fort Canyon, Alpine
Land: 3.5 acres
Views: 360 degrees
Concept: A single custom residence

The Concept

One home, drawn for this hillside

Norm Harris of TBU International has explored a single residence for the site: a low, glass-walled house that steps with the slope, opens onto a pool terrace to the south, and wraps a private courtyard. A winding drive, meadow plantings and a lookout pavilion keep most of the land open.

Hand-rendered site and landscape concept plan showing one residence with a pool near the top of the property, a winding entry drive, a sport court and extensive tree plantings. — Site & landscape A single residence near the high ground, reached by a curving drive through the trees.

Concept floor plan showing three bedroom suites, living and activity rooms, kitchen and dining, a pool terrace with spa, an interior courtyard and a three-car garage. — Main level Three suites, living and activity rooms, kitchen and dining opening to the pool terrace, an interior courtyard and a three-car garage.

These drawings are early architectural concepts, shared to suggest what the land could hold. They are not approved plans. Any home on the property is subject to design, engineering and Alpine City review and approval.

Alpine

A mountain town at the edge of the Wasatch

Alpine sits in northern Utah County beneath Lone Peak, where the neighborhoods give way to trailheads and canyon roads. American Fork Canyon is close by, and Salt Lake City and Provo are both within easy reach.

Life here moves at the pace of the seasons: wildflowers and long evenings in summer, snow on the peaks from late fall.

Lone Peak at night, snow on the mountain, stars overhead, and warm house lights along a winding road in Alpine, Utah. — Lone Peak at night, above Alpine.

Winter on Lone Peak’s Question Mark Wall, looking out over Utah Valley and Utah Lake. — From Lone Peak in winter, looking over Utah Valley and Utah Lake.

Snow-capped peaks above forest and autumn color near Tibble Fork Reservoir in American Fork Canyon. — Above Tibble Fork, in American Fork Canyon.

Photos: Lone Peak at night by Bring Back Words, CC BY-SA 2.0.
Question Mark Wall by Derrellwilliams, CC BY-SA 4.0.
American Fork Canyon by An Errant Knight, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Mount Timpanogos at sunset, with pink light on the peak and a lenticular cloud above. This photograph was taken from Provo; the property has a beautiful view of the same mountain. — Mount Timpanogos at sunset. This photograph was taken from Provo; the property has a beautiful view of the same mountain. Photo by Eric Ward, CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Private viewings by appointment

I’d love to show you the property. Viewings are private and by appointment. Seller financing is available.

(385) 331-0905

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