They don't build them quite like this anymore! This 1946 brick rambler is full of character, offering 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2,228 square feet on a .24-acre lot, with many of the major updates already completed. A new roof, refinished hardwood floors on the main level, fresh paint throughout, new carpet, new LVP flooring in the basement, updated light fixtures and ceiling fans, and a new upstairs bathroom vanity give the home a fresh feel while preserving its original charm. The seller is also offering a $5,000 bathroom renovation allowance, giving buyers an opportunity to make the bathrooms their own! The fully finished basement offers a second family room, fireplace, and its own exterior entrance. Zoned R18, the property also offers potential for a future accessory dwelling unit (ADU) with the addition of a kitchen and applicable city approvals. One of the five bedrooms is currently being used as a laundry room, providing flexibility for how the space is used. Outside, you'll find mature trees, a spacious yard, detached garage, RV parking pad, and RV electrical hookup. The location is another bonus, just 12 blocks from a neighborhood school and around the corner from the historic Springville Museum of Art. No HOA! A home with history, meaningful updates, and room to make it your own. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.
Listing courtesy of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Momentum (Lehi).
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