Custom Home Builder in Marcella Club

For a home built to Marcella's design guidelines and the finish level buyers there expect, $750 per square foot is a realistic starting point, with premium and ultra finish levels at $900–$1,200+ per square foot. A 7,000 sqft home is therefore roughly $5.3M–$8.4M+ in construction cost before the lot and membership. Ski lots high on Mayflower price above golf lots at Jordanelle Ridge because of access, snow load, and site work — and we can tell you which is which before you buy.

Marcella is the private ski-and-golf club community developed alongside Deer Valley's East Village expansion. Marcella at Deer Valley is 143 estate homesites (sold out; resales trade) with ski access to the expanded Deer Valley terrain. Marcella Landing is 50 Olson Kundig–designed townhomes at the base. Marcella at Jordanelle Ridge is the golf side — homesites around the Tiger Woods–designed Skyline course (with a second course, Ambush, to follow), with a Marcella Ski Membership. One club membership unites them.

Homes follow the Marcella & Mayflower Design Guidelines: alpine contemporary and mountain-modern character, roughly 3,500–20,000 square feet, up to three stories, designed by a licensed architect and approved by the Design Review Committee. Owners choose their architect and builder from the DRC's approved list. Getting the design package right the first time — cost-loaded drawings, real material samples, grading and drainage — is what keeps review from adding months.

Plan on four months to a year in design and DRC review, then 14–20 months of construction depending on size, lot, and season — high-elevation ski lots and larger estates run toward the long end. Total from lot to move-in is commonly 20–30 months. Winter is scheduled from day one; on Mayflower Mountain it is not optional.

Because we already build on this mountain, and because Marcella rewards exactly what we do. Our SkyRidge work sits on Mayflower next door — same elevation, same snow, same winter calendar. Our preconstruction produces a real number and a DRC-ready package; our architect-led process protects the design through review and construction; and our budgets finish where they started 93% of the time. Add five generations of building — from Jacobsen Construction to $950M of Los Angeles estates — and an owner-communication system built for people who live out of state, and a Marcella build becomes what it should be: predictable, and beautiful.

As the builder, not the designer. Roderick Builders is architect-led: we join early for preconstruction and budgeting, we protect the design as drawn through the DRC and construction, and we bring constructability and cost solutions to you rather than value-engineering your work behind your back. Marcella requires a licensed architect on every home; that suits us — advocating for the architect's vision is the point of the company.

Because the build after closing is your reputation. We give buyers a realistic all-in number before they commit — including the difference between a ski lot and a golf lot — a DRC path with no surprises, weekly video updates for out-of-state owners, and a budget that finishes where it started 93% of the time. Refer a client to us and we keep you in the loop through completion.

Marcella is a private residential club community; short-term nightly rentals are not the model, and minimum lease terms apply. Confirm the current rules for your specific neighborhood with the club before purchasing if rental income is part of your plan.

Membership is tied to property ownership and limited in number, with ski and golf-and-ski options; Marcella at Deer Valley homesites came with membership, and Jordanelle Ridge homesites require a Marcella Ski Membership. Confirm current terms with the club at membership@marcellaclub.com.

Ski access to Deer Valley's expanded East Village terrain, the Tiger Woods–designed Skyline course at Jordanelle Ridge (with Ambush to follow), the Olson Kundig–designed Marcella Lodge with dining, spa, fitness and pool, racquet facilities, and a Park City lounge — with the amenity program still growing as the community builds out.

Ancillary structures and outdoor living are permitted subject to the design guidelines and DRC approval. We regularly build wellness programs at this level — cold plunge, sauna, glass-enclosed gyms, heated terraces — and budget them realistically at preconstruction rather than as change orders.

Most of our clients are out of state. You get weekly video updates, an owner's portal with the live budget and schedule, on-site cameras, and a dedicated project manager. Many owners visit three or four times over the whole build.