The townhomes are grouped in clusters, with each unit shifted to reduce the perceived scale and carve out view corridors, allowing the landscape to flow naturally through the architecture. Each cluster features a stepped roofline that follows the natural contours of the hillside, creating overhangs for shade and shelter. A neutral exterior palette of light and dark wood siding, dark metal panels, woven metal mesh guardrails, and textured board-form concrete chimneys ensures the townhomes sit quietly within Utah’s dynamic landscape.

Each unit’s program features a great room for gathering, with ceiling heights ranging from 11 to 18.5 feet and expansive windows for abundant daylight and a strong connection to the natural surroundings. Multiple configurations of primary and guest suites throughout the units provide flexibility for potential buyers, with spa-like primary baths creating space for retreat and reflection. Lower-level spaces include a fitness area, sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and a separate bunk room for children. Marcella Landing provides easy connections to nearby trail systems for ski-in/ski-out access, as well as paths for summer hiking and mountain biking.