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This upstairs unit is configured to accommodate up to 4 guests. The sleeping arrangements include 2 bedrooms and 2 beds: a master bedroom featuring a comfortable queen bed with soft bedding for a restful night, and a secondary bedroom offering two twin beds, which is perfect for children, teens, or friends traveling together. The home also includes 1 full bathroom equipped with a spacious walk-in shower and quality fixtures.
The heart of the home is an open-concept living area with hardwood flooring, featuring a comfortable sofa, armchair, and coffee table bathed in natural light. The modern kitchen is fully equipped for any culinary need, boasting stainless steel appliances—including a refrigerator, electric range, oven, microwave, and dishwasher—and a dining table that seats 4 guests comfortably.
For entertainment and convenience, guests have access to several shared spaces:
Located in a quiet, accessible neighborhood in Sandy, Utah, you are perfectly positioned for adventure. You are just 15 minutes from Salt Lake City and 20 minutes from the world-class skiing at Alta and Snowbird. The area provides easy access to local shopping, recreation, and hiking in nearby canyons and parks.
Practical Information:
If you are traveling with a larger group, inquire about booking our available basement unit alongside this upstairs space for extra room. Book today and let us take care of you in Sandy!
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