Mountainhead rises above Deer Crest on Aug. 5, 2025. The seven-story estate—now available through Luxe Haus for $57,917 a night—features a private ski-in gondola, infinity pool and NBA-regulation court. Photo: Engel & Völkers Park City

PARK CITY, Utah — Mountainhead, the seven-story Deer Crest mansion made famous in HBO’s satirical drama “Mountainhead,” is now open to guests under an exclusive agreement with Park City–based property manager Luxe Haus.

The 21,378-square-foot estate features seven bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, and a glass elevator that links a spiral-staircase atrium to terraces facing Jordanelle Reservoir. Indoor amenities include an NBA-regulation basketball court, a two-lane bowling alley, a climbing wall, a golf simulator, a Dolby Atmos theater, and a wine cellar. An infinity pool and a ridgeline hot tub anchor the outdoor spaces. A private, glass-walled gondola provides ski-in access to Deer Valley Resort.

Local history

TownLift first spotlighted the property in September 2024, when billionaire fintech executive Doug Bergeron listed the home for $65 million, a price that flirted with the state record and drew attention to its silent, Tesla-like gondola and resort-style amenities.

The estate became a household name after HBO leased it for on-location filming last winter. Production of “Mountainhead” injected nearly $10 million into the Park City–Summit County economy, according to the Park City Chamber, a spend offset by $2 million in state film incentives.

From set piece to rental

Luxe Haus, which manages a portfolio of high-end homes across the Wasatch Back, said the company will deliver hotel-level service at Mountainhead, arranging everything from heli-ski excursions to private wine tastings. Bookings and a video tour are available at luxehausvacations.com.

A current VRBO listing for the property shows an average nightly rate of $57,917 for Mountainhead.