Résidence Unifamiliale À Salt Lake City

Step onto the porch at 1920 Redondo and the 1944 brick bungalow bones are all here: the deep front gable, the wide picture window, the warm tones of the hardwood floors. Then the plantation shutters, the quartz-and-gas-range kitchen with its sea-glass subway tile, and the fully finished lower level remind you this home was built for how people actually live now. Mornings start with light pouring through the corner windows in the main-floor bedrooms. Evenings end around the fire pit in a fully fenced, lawn-and-mature-tree backyard that feels a lot bigger than 0.13 acres. Downstairs, a carpeted family room with recessed lighting, a third bedroom, a tiled bath, and a real laundry room give you the flex space a two-bed main floor usually can’t - guests, an office, a workout room, your call. The detached two-car garage keeps the driveway clear and the street view clean. Then there’s the location. You’re tucked between Yalecrest and Sugar House in the Wasatch Hollow pocket: 15th & 15th coffee and dinner a few blocks one way, Sunnyside Park and the University the other, and Foothill Drive to Emigration Canyon, Hogle Zoo, Red Butte, and I-80 to the resorts when the snow flies. Dilworth, Hillside, and Highland schools. Xeriscaped front yard, so your Saturday belongs to you, not the sprinklers. Preferred lender incentive of up to $7400 available on this home. Contact agent for details.