That last house should be occupied by a man with the biggest collection of books and the best youtube program in the history of the universe.

so awesome.... Thanks for taking this video!

What a huge expanse of houses- the view is incredible

WOW!! This was a joy to watch and inspiring on so many levels. Thanks for sharing this!

Reminds me of the Rockies here in Alberta. Very nice!

I love the variety of your videos, man! How about a Drgonsbane (Hambly) review?

Hi 5 from the other side of the Rockies! Im going up to Bailey CO to ride my ATV and read a Joe Pickett novel today. Edit: thanks for giving me a name for a mountain range for my book. “Lone Peak Mountain” works perfect. Your writing advice about listening to things people say is helping 😎

*sigh* one day I hope to find a simple affordable quiet place to live, where I can read in peace and not have deal with illegal street racing, worry about getting robbed, burglarized or evicted due to the insane cost of living in New Jersey.

Reminds me a bit of where i lived in grand junction Colorado, there were some WILD houses not too far from me, and the landscape is just as beautiful. I miss the western US sometimes, if only for the beautiful countryside

imagine lots of snow in the winter ?

Wow it’s Brian’s house

I read a story a few months ago that Utah is becoming very California like in many working and middle class people are starting to leave the state because of the cost. Not sure if that's 100% correct and I'm no expert on Utah but I thought it was interesting and I didn't know that so many rich people moving there was driving the cost up so much.

Couple of hundred million dollars?

Hmm, and people can just take found property? Last I heard found property was to be turned into the police.

I live in the Beverly Hills area of Los Angeles and work on 2nd and wilshire (the beach) in Santa Monica. Considering that comparable 5 digit sq ft homes in my area aren’t in the 100M+ range, I’d be willing to wager that the homes you’re showing here are more than likely to be somewhere between $3-7M, with even 6M pushing it. Prolly more like $6M. Outside of places like Cota de Caza in the OC or beverly Park North (think A list celebrities, Hall of Fame sports figures, tech and finance innovators) most “communities” don’t have the sticker shock you’re talking about. The 20M+ plus homes you’re describing are generally homes that are unique to other homes and are in areas where HOA’s/Rules don’t exist. Look at Park City, sure you’ll have multi million dollar homes in the town center area but the big money homes are the ones that sit above the mountain showing distain to the others that are encroaching. Just kidding, but they are built with no community in mind. Even the Colony, an exclusive gated community in Malibu doesn’t have those ultra expensive places you’re talking about, they are around 10M. But go up a couple of miles where no other homes sit, and you’ll stumble upon a 50m or 60m homes. Same with top floor penthouses in New York. They are in a league of their own, not to be mixed up with the other wealthy, because then you’re just not that wealthy ha. Anyway, the good news is that you’ll be up in Alpine sooner than you think!

Honestly, I'm not impressed at all. I'd much rather live on one of the houses that's on the Bountiful or Farmington benches. And by the way, there's no way on earth that any of those houses are worth over $100M. The lots are way, way too small to even come close to that figure. I also did a search on Zillow and Realtor and the most expensive house for sale in Alpine has a $10M asking price, and that's not really a house but an estate, seeing as it's almost 12000 sq. ft. on a 2.3 acres lot.

The way the .01 per cent have distorted Utah is disgusting. Utah was founded by people escaping this.

You sure those houses are worth that much? 🤔

As someone who lives in NYC, I have no idea why someone would spend so much money to live in the middle of no where. Do people feel disconnected from the rest of the world living there?