




Discover the perfect getaway in Salt Lake City's hippest and most vibrant neighborhood at this beautiful 1916 bungalow. Lovingly remodeled and updated while preserving its original charm, this home reflects the craftsmanship and design of early 20th-century architecture, offering a stay filled with historic character and timeless appeal.
This home features 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 6 guests. The first bedroom is a King suite with a Smart TV, dresser, and full-length mirror. The second bedroom also features a King bed, blackout curtains, and a wardrobe. The third bedroom, which is accessed through the second bedroom via a sliding barn door for privacy, contains two Twin beds and a galaxy light, making it an ideal setup for families.
Experience the unique quirks of a century-old home, including refinished original hardwood floors with charming creaks, cozy room dimensions, and a vintage clawfoot tub in the bathroom (equipped with a grab bar for safety). The interior is stocked to the brim, featuring a gorgeous kitchen with a full coffee bar and dishwasher, a sun-filled dining room with a record player and seating for eight, and a comfy living area with a Smart TV, books, and games.
Outside, you can enjoy an amazingly adorable covered front porch or relax in the private fenced backyard, which is complete with a gas firepit, Adirondack chairs, bistro lights, and a BBQ grill.
Located in the historic Sugar House neighborhood, you are just blocks from independent shops, breweries, parks, and dining. The home is centrally located: 4 miles from Downtown Salt Lake City, 10 miles from the airport, and within 45 minutes of Park City, Snowbird, and Brighton Ski Resorts.
Practical Information:
If you appreciate historic craftsmanship and a home with a story to tell, adventure awaits you here!
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