Single Family Residence In Salt Lake City

Some properties force you to choose between charm and functionality, but this one brings both to the table. This Tudor built in 1937 greets you with the best kind of curb appeal in the form of an arched brick entry and a cheerful blue door. Original details abound here: a traditional layout is brimming with custom built-ins and unmatched character. Thoughtful updates throughout bring it into the present: the kitchen and living spaces feel modern and clean, but you’ve also got the added benefits of newer central air and gutters, AC unit and water softener (2025), attic insulation (2025), water heater (2022), and a whole-home surge protector (2024). The basement was fully remodeled in 2019 with new drywall, a second laundry room, and a full bathroom with a shower (plus enlarged windows cut for proper egress). Plenty of space to add a fourth bedroom in the basement as well. The backyard here sells itself, but we’ll tell you about it anyway. A massive covered patio structure (which once served as a neighborhood farmer’s market) is big enough for serious hosting and sits alongside raised garden beds with their own irrigation system-all backed by views of Mount Olympus. Add to that a fenced yard, detached 2-car garage, and a genuinely rare amount of outdoor space (most of it perfectly Xeriscaped for low-maintenance living). Given the home’s location in Millcreek, there’s little missing here: you’re close to the canyon, I-215 access, and perched right on the Millcreek/Holladay line for the kind of accessibility that’s hard to come by. All told, this home is as easy to live in as it is to fall for. Garage access is off of 1915 E. Road noise is minimal thanks to brick walls and newer (mostly double-paned) windows.