Promontory opens Skyhouse clubhouse for Pinnacle residents

Promontory has completed Skyhouse, a 6,775-square-foot private clubhouse in Park City for residents of Pinnacle at Promontory. The new amenity adds wellness, dining, fitness and concierge services to the gated enclave as Promontory continues to expand its luxury mountain-club offering.

Why it matters: - Skyhouse gives Pinnacle at Promontory residents a dedicated clubhouse built around wellness, entertaining and private social use. - The addition strengthens Promontory’s pitch as a luxury mountain community with resort-style amenities in Park City. - The clubhouse also adds value to a gated enclave that still has available homesites for sale.

What happened: - Promontory completed Skyhouse, a 6,775-square-foot private clubhouse for residents of Pinnacle at Promontory in Park City, Utah. - The clubhouse is exclusively for Pinnacle residents. - Promontory said Skyhouse is intended as a place for wellness, relaxation, entertaining and connection. - The property includes a lap pool, hot tub, cold plunge, spa treatment rooms, fitness facilities, dining and entertaining spaces, a catering kitchen and a concierge. - Kelli Brown, managing director of Promontory, said Skyhouse is designed as a sanctuary for residents after workouts or days on the slopes and for viewing sunsets over the Wasatch Back.

The details: - Promontory HOMES Commercial Division built Skyhouse. - PHX Architecture of Scottsdale, Arizona, designed the clubhouse. - Vallone Design of Scottsdale handled the interiors. - The pool area spans 958 square feet and includes a lap pool, hot tub, cold plunge and an expansive pool deck. - A 27-foot fire feature overlooks the pool deck. - The great room includes a large fire feature and floor-to-ceiling windows. - The dining room includes an open serving kitchen. - A separate catering kitchen supports private hosted events. - The clubhouse includes two spa treatment rooms for massage and wellness services. - The fitness area covers 800 square feet. - Locker rooms include steam showers and Himalayan salt wall saunas. - Floor-to-ceiling windows frame mountain and golf course views and bring natural light into the main gathering spaces. - The dedicated concierge helps Pinnacle residents secure dining and activity reservations at Promontory and across Park City, arrange complimentary notary services and handle special requests. - Pinnacle residents can use Skyhouse on their own schedule or reserve it for private gatherings and functions.

Between the lines: - Skyhouse is part of a broader effort to make Pinnacle feel like a self-contained luxury enclave rather than just a residential development. - The clubhouse leans into wellness, hospitality and private-club convenience, three features that continue to define high-end mountain real estate. - The amenity package may help support demand for the remaining homesites in a market aimed at affluent buyers.

What's next: - Promontory says Pinnacle homeowners will continue to have access to the clubhouse as part of the enclave’s private-resident experience. - Three custom homesites are currently available in Pinnacle, with prices ranging from $4.6 million to $6 million. - Promontory HOMES also offers buyers the option to build one of its Portfolio of Homes floorplans on one of nine remaining homesites in the enclave. - Promontory continues to market its broader club amenities, including golf, ski lodges, equestrian facilities, dining and wellness offerings.

The bottom line: - Skyhouse adds a purpose-built private clubhouse that deepens Promontory’s luxury proposition for Pinnacle residents and prospective buyers.