A $33.5 million ski home inspired by the James Bond movie 'Spectre' will soon be for sale — see photos of the property

Travis ClarkSep 1, 2022, 17:32 IST

"Snowfall," named after the James Bond movie "Skyfall" and inspired by another Bond film, "Spectre," is being constructed in Utah.Blok Studio

An under-construction home in Utah will be on the market soon for $33.5 million.
The home, called "Snowfall," is inspired by the James Bond movie "Spectre."

A 15,000 square-foot home is being constructed in Park City, UT at the top of the Deer Valley ski resort that is inspired by the glass house in the James Bond movie "Spectre." It's referred to as "Snowfall," an homage to another Bond film, "Skyfall."

Aerial shot of what the front of the property will look like.Blok Studio

A 15,000 square-foot home is being constructed in Park City, UT at the top of the Deer Valley ski resort that is inspired by the glass house in the James Bond movie "Spectre." It's referred to as "Snowfall," an homage to another Bond film, "Skyfall."

It's expected to be listed by Steve Jury of Keller Williams Park City this weekend, with an asking price of $33.5 million. But construction won't be finished until the 2023/2024 ski season, the home's developer, Matt Alcone of Alcone Ventures, told Insider.

The pool.Blok Studio

It's expected to be listed by Steve Jury of Keller Williams Park City this weekend, with an asking price of $33.5 million. But construction won't be finished until the 2023/2024 ski season, the home's developer, Matt Alcone of Alcone Ventures, told Insider.

Alcone said that he visited the "Spectre" glass house in Austria, and searched for the perfect place to develop a similar home for years until he found it at the top of the Deer Valley Resort mountain. Here's what the "Spectre" property looked like.

The glass house in "Spectre."Sony Pictures Entertainment

Alcone said that he visited the "Spectre" glass house in Austria, and searched for the perfect place to develop a similar home for years until he found it at the top of the Deer Valley Resort mountain. Here's what the "Spectre" property looked like.

Alcone said that the "unobstructed views" and privacy of the location, as well as the "ability to snap on your skis anytime you want and ski down the mountain," were the main inspirations.

Living room and ski lounge.Blok Studio

Alcone said that the "unobstructed views" and privacy of the location, as well as the "ability to snap on your skis anytime you want and ski down the mountain," were the main inspirations.

The 1,500 square-foot master bedroom features two fireplaces, according to the home's website, Snowfall.net.

Owner's bedroom.Blok studio

The main kitchen is adjacent to a catering kitchen and leads to an outdoor area for BBQing, the website says.

Kitchen.Blok Studio

Here's what the movie lounge will look like, where people can watch "Spectre" or any of their other favorite movies.

Movie loungeBlok Studio

The car show room features vehicle turntables to show off someone's cars, and there are additional garages for snow vehicles, according to Snowfall.net.

Car show room and garage.Blok Studio

And here's the rendering of the wellness center, which leads into the pool deck.

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"I would imagine the privacy and security of this home would be of great interest, as well as its private Apres ski lounge and roof top decks offering the best views in the Wasatch Mountains," Alcone said.

Roof deck.Blok Studio

"I would imagine the privacy and security of this home would be of great interest, as well as its private Apres ski lounge and roof top decks offering the best views in the Wasatch Mountains," Alcone said.

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A $33.5 million ski home inspired by the James Bond movie 'Spectre' will soon be for sale &mdash; see photos of the property

A 15,000 square-foot home is being constructed in Park City, UT at the top of the Deer Valley ski resort that is inspired by the glass house in the James Bond movie "Spectre." It's referred to as "Snowfall," an homage to another Bond film, "Skyfall."

It's expected to be listed by Steve Jury of Keller Williams Park City this weekend, with an asking price of $33.5 million. But construction won't be finished until the 2023/2024 ski season, the home's developer, Matt Alcone of Alcone Ventures, told Insider.

Alcone said that he visited the "Spectre" glass house in Austria, and searched for the perfect place to develop a similar home for years until he found it at the top of the Deer Valley Resort mountain. Here's what the "Spectre" property looked like.

Alcone said that the "unobstructed views" and privacy of the location, as well as the "ability to snap on your skis anytime you want and ski down the mountain," were the main inspirations.

The 1,500 square-foot master bedroom features two fireplaces, according to the home's website, Snowfall.net.

The main kitchen is adjacent to a catering kitchen and leads to an outdoor area for BBQing, the website says.

Here's what the movie lounge will look like, where people can watch "Spectre" or any of their other favorite movies.

The car show room features vehicle turntables to show off someone's cars, and there are additional garages for snow vehicles, according to Snowfall.net.

And here's the rendering of the wellness center, which leads into the pool deck.

"I would imagine the privacy and security of this home would be of great interest, as well as its private Apres ski lounge and roof top decks offering the best views in the Wasatch Mountains," Alcone said.

A $33.5 million ski home inspired by the James Bond movie 'Spectre' will soon be for sale — see photos of the property