Where the Desert Whispers and the Mountains Stand Guard At the gates of Zion National Park, this extraordinary 3,970 SF custom home rests on .39 acres on the Anasazi Plateau, surrounded by conservation easements and breathtaking 360° mountain views. Built in 2016 and designed by acclaimed architect Rob McQuay, the residence blends modern architecture with the raw beauty of Southern Utah. A sculptural, ADA-accessible front door sets the tone, complemented by hand-selected stone from the Hurricane rock quarry. Inside, soaring wood doors, polished concrete floors, and walls of glass create gallery-like calm. Retractable dining room doors disappear into the wall for seamless indoor-outdoor living framed by Zion's glowing cliffs. The chef's kitchen features granite and quartz countertops, walk-in pantry, dedicated coffee bar, and abundant storage. Premium appliances include Bosch double ovens, cooktop, hood and microwave, Thermador refrigerator, and Frigidaire beverage refrigerator--ideal for entertaining after a day in the park. The primary suite offers a propane fireplace, spa-inspired bath, and generous custom closet with integrated safe. Thoughtful infrastructure includes three-zone A/C, new hard-wired shades, dual grinder pump systems, reverse osmosis system, and whole-house propane generator. Outdoor living shines with a propane fireplace and custom BBQ with wood, charcoal, and propane capability. The oversized 1,022 SF three-car garage features epoxy floors, built-in storage, and boot wash station. A detached 498 SF guest house, also designed by Rob McQuay (built 2024), offers concrete floors, fiber internet, two mini-splits, on-demand hot water, sauna, soaking tub, and plumbing for a future kitchen. Separate water meter and grinder pump system. Design-forward furnishings, including Italian leather pieces curated by Ashley Johnson, may be negotiable. A rare modern sanctuary at Zion's edge--where architecture and landscape become one.