Perched in Capitol Hill and teetering just on the edge of Downtown proper, this sizable property is home to two townhomes, each boasting the kind of charming and historic details you might expect to find in a 1945 Tudor. Case in point, the unit in question (#2) boasts original wood trim and doors throughout, as well as pointed segmental arches and decorative niches…the ideal canvas for someone looking to add their own personality and design touches to the space. High ceilings and lots of windows provide ample natural light that makes the traditional floorplan feel open and inviting, and a coved ceiling lends softness to the open spaces. A bright kitchen feels full of potential with generous cabinet storage, and the possibility for some refreshing that includes a small dining nook, open shelving, or some appliances that freshen-up the chef’s domain. The rooms here are comfortably sized (particularly the primary suite), and a well-lit basement provides extra space for guests, yoga, storage, or anything else you can think of. For those worried about future maintenance, you can rest easy knowing that a tankless water heater was added in 2021, the HVAC systems are new as of 2023, and new windows were installed in the basement just earlier this year (so the big stuff isn’t a concern). The back and side yards are both manageable and thoughtful—grass and pavers provide a minimally landscaped area for sunbathing or gathering. And, while we think the interior of this home has it all, we’re just as excited about what’s outside. The Capitol Hill neighborhood is a highly sought-after area for myriad reasons: walk to our Capitol building while the cherry blossoms emerge, meander into City Creek Canyon for morning jogs with the pup, or saunter a few blocks downhill to take advantage of every bar, restaurant, theater, and event that Salt Lake City has to offer. This, friends, is a taste of the good life.