
Privately situated along Fairway Road in Sun Valley, ID, this 7,127 sq. ft. residence was built in 1986 and is offered at $13,500,000. Designed by acclaimed architect Arne Bystrom, the 6-bedroom home blends advanced engineering with timeless wood construction. Inspired by Swiss Alpine architecture and Feng Shui, it delivers sweeping views over Trail Creek and a peaceful connection to its surroundings.
Expansive gardens, a stone fountain, and curated landscaping create a tranquil outdoor setting. Inside, the asymmetric design allows for abundant light and privacy throughout. Just moments from the Proctor Trailhead, the home offers a balance of quiet seclusion and proximity to recreation.
Where is Sun Valley, ID?

Sun Valley, Idaho, is a mountain resort town nestled in the heart of central Idaho, approximately 150 miles east of Boise. Renowned for its world-class skiing on Bald Mountain and year-round recreation, it attracts outdoor enthusiasts, artists, and vacationers alike. The townโs upscale yet relaxed atmosphere blends natural beauty with cultural sophistication.
Just minutes from Ketchum and about 13 miles from Haileyโs airport, Sun Valley offers convenient access to hiking, biking, fly fishing, and vibrant arts festivals. With luxury lodges, scenic trails, and a strong sense of community, it remains a beloved retreat for those seeking both adventure and tranquility.
Foyer

The foyer with atrium staircase rises beside a full-height glass wall that faces a covered exterior space. Timber beams support the stairs above, casting shadows across the polished stone floor. A wide landing connects the upper level with a hallway and a framed doorway on the lower floor.
Main Living Area

The main living area includes multiple seating arrangements with a coffee table and side tables positioned on a red area rug. Large panes of glass form a triangular structure extending toward the trees outside. Wood beams run across the angled ceiling, supporting the glass canopy overhead.
Fireplace Nook

The fireplace nook sits beneath exposed rafters and opens to the surrounding forest through walls of windows. A corner fireplace with a dark tiled base anchors the space. A gray couch and a pair of reading lamps fill the seating area along the wall.
Dining Room

The dining room sits beneath a flat wood ceiling with overhead lighting and beam supports. A metal table with eight chairs anchors the center, flanked by a railing that overlooks the stairwell. A granite countertop with a sink extends from the adjacent wall.
Kitchen

The kitchen features a large central island with a built-in cooktop and wood block counter. Open shelving lines the concrete wall behind, displaying dishes and cookware. A hanging rack over the island suspends copper pots and pans from the exposed ceiling.
Kitchen

The kitchenโs second view shows continuous counter space surrounding the island and reaching into the back corner. Cabinetry covers the wall, and the refrigerator is enclosed in matching wood paneling. The space is framed by structural beams and open to adjacent areas.
Breakfast Area

The breakfast area is positioned under a glass ceiling section with direct access to the outside garden. A square table with four chairs sits near the double doors. Overhead, an industrial-style pendant drops down from the exposed rafters.
Wine Cellar

The wine cellar contains floor-to-ceiling bottle racks along every wall with crosshatched compartments. A rustic table and mixed chairs occupy the middle of the room. Ceiling fixtures in wood casings light the space from above.
Bedroom

The lofted bedroom is set beneath a pitched wood ceiling with exposed beams. A bed faces a wall of windows overlooking the treetops. Bookshelves stretch the length of the window wall, and a reading chair sits in the far corner.
Bedroom

The bedroom places a single bed against a wood-paneled wall beside a stone inlay. Windows rise from floor to ceiling and wrap around the exterior corner, bringing in light from multiple angles. An open transition leads into a connected seating nook just beyond the frame.
Twin Bedroom

Two twin beds are positioned along the stone-and-wood accent wall, separated by a wooden nightstand with a table lamp. Floor-to-ceiling windows span the outer wall, providing views into the adjacent architectural structure. Overhead beams align with the slanted roofline, continuing the exposed design across the ceiling.
Lower-Level Twin Bedroom

This twin bedroom features two upholstered beds set beneath a wood-planked ceiling with inset lights. The stone-textured walls include a decorative border running horizontally through the space. A small window near the ceiling provides exterior light above the darker-toned furnishings.
Bathroom

The bathroom includes a built-in tub wrapped in wood paneling and a glass-enclosed shower beside it. A double-sink vanity with horizontal grain lines stands beneath a lit mirror that spans the wall. Ceiling beams continue through the space, and towels hang on the wall above the tub.
Bathroom

A single-sink vanity with a smooth wood surface sits beneath a large mirror framed by wall-mounted lightbulbs. Towels hang along the rear wall beside the toilet, and the mirror reflects the windows from the opposite side of the room. Ceiling beams align with the shape of the vaulted roof.
Bathroom

This bathroom layout centers around a single-sink vanity and a broad mirror outlined with lightbulbs on two sides. A towel bar and hanging towels fill the wall opposite the sink. The shower curtain partially conceals the bathing area set against the stone-finished wall.
Hallway Work Nook

A desk and chair sit beneath a large wall of windows, with a table lamp positioned for focused lighting. A doorway opens to a private bedroom and a visible ensuite bath, with ceiling and walls clad in matching wood finishes. Custom cabinets line the wall opposite the windows.
Art Studio

An art studio uses angled glass walls for light and visibility across the surrounding trees. The workspace includes an easel, stool, and a central table covered with brushes, paints, and materials. Completed canvases lean against the walls, and a rug spans the main floor area.
Balcony Dining Area

The balcony holds a circular dining table surrounded by five wooden chairs. A planter in the center adds color, and the concrete floor aligns with the stone base of the house. The roof extends overhead with open rafters, offering coverage while framing the hillside view.
Outdoor Dining and Fountain Courtyard

The outdoor dining space includes a square wooden table surrounded by eight chairs, set on a concrete patio beneath mature trees. A circular metal sculpture and vertical spout form a central fountain feature along the far wall. Water jets rise from a shallow reflecting pool lined with greenery on either side.
Courtyard View

The exterior features a series of tiered concrete planters bordered by a mix of mature trees and geometric landscaping. Wide concrete steps lead up to the main entry, which is framed by a structural glass and timber faรงade. The slanted roof extends outward, partially shading the terrace below.
Front View

A broad central staircase rises through the middle of a split-level courtyard flanked by symmetrical planters. The main structure is composed of exposed timber framing and grid-lined windows. Trees grow from recessed beds built into the hardscaped patio space.
Tennis Court

The tennis court is positioned beside a dense perimeter of trees and bordered by a low concrete wall and safety netting. The playing surface includes clear white markings with a regulation-height net stretched across the center. A seating area and shaded pavilion sit adjacent to the court.
Aerial View

This aerial view reveals the home’s roofline surrounded by trees, with a tennis court located directly behind the structure. A paved road borders one side while a creek and golf course run along the opposite edge. The property is set within a wide green valley encircled by mountain ridges.
Listing agent: Rixon & Cronin @ Keller Williams Sun Valley Southern Idaho, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty