A mountain residence where powder mornings and golden fairways share the same address

The approach sets the tone: a quiet neighborhood tucked into the slopes of Canyons Village, close enough to the Frostwood Gondola that the mountain feels like an extension of the front door. Abode at Viridian is a residential retreat built for groups and families who want the full sweep of a Park City season without sacrificing comfort or space. The architecture reads as modern mountain, clean lines softened by natural materials, with interiors designed to hold the warmth of a long day spent outside.

The home itself is generous in scale, laid out across multiple levels with an open living area anchored by a fireplace that becomes the natural gathering point after a day on the slopes. The kitchen is fully equipped for those mornings when breakfast happens in stages, coffee first, then something more substantial as the group assembles. Bedrooms are configured to give everyone their own retreat within the larger residence, a balance of togetherness and privacy that defines the best mountain houses. Outdoor space extends the living area, offering views of the surrounding terrain and a hot tub that earns its place on cold evenings when the sky opens up above the ridgeline.

What distinguishes the location is its dual identity. Winter brings immediate access to the expansive terrain of Park City Mountain, with the Frostwood Gondola a short walk from the front door. The transition from living room to lift line is measured in minutes, not logistics. When the snow melts, the landscape shifts to golf courses and hiking trails, the same proximity that serves skiers in January rewarding cyclists and golfers through the summer months. Canyons Village itself offers dining, shopping, and a social energy that keeps the area from feeling remote, while the residence provides a retreat from that energy whenever it is needed.

Managed by Abode, the property comes with the kind of concierge support and local knowledge that turns a vacation rental into something more considered. Grocery delivery, restaurant reservations, ski equipment, lift tickets, and the small logistical details that can derail the first day of a trip are handled before arrival. The result is a residence that functions with the ease of a hotel but retains the intimacy and independence of a private home. You settle in quickly here. The mountain is right there, the house holds everyone comfortably, and the rhythm of the days finds itself without much effort.