This is a prime example of a stately 1920s-era Bungalow, and was the private home of its original architect. Most of the home's original character has been retained. Hardwood floors throughout the main level, gum wood crown moldings, casings, wainscoting, mantel, and built-ins. Unique bow window in dining room with original curved glass. Sun room off the living room with windows on three sides and original folding french doors. Generous room sizes and large south-facing windows give this home a light and bright feel. And the location? It couldn't be better. The large front porch overlooks Liberty Park to the east. You can walk to Park Cafe for brunch, Tradition for dinner, or Amour Cafe for a cup of coffee. It's an easy stroll to more than a dozen restaurants and a quick pedal to downtown and Sugar House, and just a few minutes drive to the U of U, freeways, and airport. Low maintenance front yard covered with wooly thyme and moss. The heated garage has been turned into an art studio, but can easily be converted back to a garage. This is a very unique home with hidden details everywhere you look. Come by and see for yourself.
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