Under Armour Founder Kevin Plank Selling Park City Mansion for $21.5M

Working up a sweat has been good business for Kevin Plank, founder of the sportswear company Under Armour.

As chairman of the business he founded in 1996, Plank has worked his way up from selling wick-away shirts in his grandmother’s basement to achieving a net worth exceeding $1 billion.

Along the way, the 50-year-old picked up some ritzy real estate in Park City, UT, which he’s now ready to trade to anyone who has $21,500,000.

Majestic in location and massive in scale, this five-bedroom, 6.5-bath mansion offers nearly 6,900 square feet of living space designed for members of the jet set who love to schuss.

To describe the home as rustic chic only scratches the surface. Indeed, every high-end detail is a mixture of local textiles, rough stone, custom leather, and some onyx thrown in for glitz.

An elevator opens to a private entryway, and then continues to a massive great room with seating and lounging space for up to a dozen friends and family.

A deluxe primary suite features a cozy fireplace and an adjoining bath with a platform tub and double vanities. The game room comes with a bar for movie nights and billiards.

But the best amenity just might be the adult bunk room, which was copied from a fancy rail car. Each bed is named for a famous outlaw and comes equipped with its own TV for personal viewing.

As part of Montage Deer Valley, the residence comes with impeccable service, including round-the-clock valet parking, room service, use of ski lockers, shuttle service, spa access, and indoor and outdoor pools.

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