Classic 1902 Victorian Bungalow

DESCRIPTION:

Classic 1902 Victorian bungalow. One/two bedrooms; formal dining room, living room, and one bathroom with original claw-foot bathtub. Hardwood floors and 10-foot ceilings with original wood trim and baseboards. Covered front and back porches. Front yard, fully fenced backyard with full-sized gate for RV parking/access and four-person redwood hot tub. 16' x 40' (600 sq. ft.) shop/garage with automatic Martin garage doors at either end. Shop is heated by high-efficiency wood pellet stove (newly installed). Shop can be accessed from driveway and alleyway (at rear of property). HUGE driveway (75 feet long, 15 feet wide) - the garage, driveway, and alley access are all very unique features to this area and add modern conveniences to this vintage home. A walk-through is a must!

RECENT IMPROVEMENTS:

• New 30-year roof, including one solar-powered attic vent and six passive vents. Job included structural work in the attic. (6 months old)
• New electrical service to home (one year old)
• New high-efficiency Goodman furnace (one year old)
• Kitchen and bathroom remodeled six years ago; kitchen has maple cabinetry and granite countertops.

YARDS:

• Front and back yards have full sprinkler set-up with automatic timer
• Both annual and perennial flowers and shrubs in flowerbeds and garden boxes
• Backyard, back porch and rear pitch of roof face south (great exposure for gardening and solar panels!)
• Backyard has three raised garden boxes, three mature fruit trees (one cherry, two apple), and dog run/chicken coop - we could include five wonderful chickens in the deal :)
• Vehicle/RV parking on gravel at south end of backyard (again, alley access)

LIFESTYLE/CONVENIENCES:

• Sherman Avenue (1330 South) is an extremely quiet street with very low traffic! I have never had a problem with crime, theft, vandalism, etc. in the 9 years I've owned this house.
• Half block away from Herman Franks Dog Park and two blocks away from Liberty Park.
• Centrally located between U. of U., 9th East/9th South, downtown SLC; great for alternative transportation access and commuter biking! (We routinely ride the Bonneville Shoreline Trail and City Creek Canyon from our house!)
• Grocery store four blocks away both north and south on 9th east - walk or ride your bike!