This immaculately kept Tudor—built in 1932 and added to in 2006—is spacious, well-laid out, and full of original charm. The interior is updated and turn-key as can be, and the high ceilings and open flow make it feel even more spacious. The original fireplace (with gas insert) is perfectly intact, and the arched doorways, and original french doors, have been well maintained. A formal sitting room opens up to the large, recently renovated kitchen: this space holds brand new appliances, custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a huge kitchen island, and tons of natural light, making it the ideal hub for any gathering. The primary suite is spacious, private, and located in the new addition toward the back of the home (which also holds a large living/dining space and additional kitchenette). This bedroom is large enough to be divided into two if needed, and also holds an en suite bath with shower, and an extra large Roman tub. (One particularly charming detail: this room’s door, complete with a transom window, was salvaged and restored from a historical mansion in the Avenues.) All systems here have been updated, including new electrical everywhere (even in the basement), new PEX plumbing, and new paint. Downstairs, the basement is fully wired, framed, and ready to be finished out with another two bedrooms and an additional bathroom. This south-facing home receives plenty of sunlight, and views of Mt. Olympus are easily taken in from the private yard. Located on a quiet, tree-lined street in the coveted neighborhood, this home also comes with 1 water share through Holladay City, so keeping the massive outdoor space watered and green is affordable and easy. This landscaped property also holds mature trees, RV parking, a few private patios and deck, and a 1,200 sq. ft. garage workshop—fully insulated, drywalled, heated, and on its own electrical meter, this is the ideal spot for anyone in need of private workshop space. In sum, this home has a whole lot to love!