2299 Windsor Street

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Home Highlights;

Black stainless kitchen and laundry appliance suite

Split-level living: Two beds and one bathroom on each level.

Delta sinks and dual shower-heads

Basement storage space

Google Fiber Internet + WiFi mesh network

Ring Doorbell and keyless auto-locking entry door

Driveway plus ample street parking

Fully fenced backyard with free water, fertile soil and fruiting tree

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Area Highlights;

Walking: Trader Joe's, Target, Fairmont Park, U of U Healthcare, restaurants, bars, transit and more.

15 Minutes: Airport, downtown, convention center, City Creek Mall, University of Utah, Costco, Museum of Fine Arts, Fashion Place Mall, Salt Lake Community College, Cottonwood Heights

25 Minutes: Lehi, Layton, Kimball Junction

35 Minutes: Park City, South Ogden, Orem

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Enter the streetcar-suburb of Forest Dale, a Sugar House secret. This nationally historic neighborhood is beautifully tree-lined and features a diverse mix of charming homes spanning 100+ years of architectural style after conversion from fertile farmland.

This 1920’s bungalow was recently renovated into the 21st century with black stainless steel appliances, crown molding, shaker-style cabinets, quartz counter tops, luxury pet-tough planks and so much more. The downstairs bathroom has been expanded and completely redone in a white-on-white spa-inspired theme with dual shower heads and a large walk-in shower. 

The home interior is abundant with natural light and thoughtful textures. The upstairs is a complex grey-lac, changing colors throughout the day as the sun pours in windows on every side. The walls change from a cool-calm grey, to a powdery blue and lastly to lavender. These shades contrast well to the soft champagne metal accents, crisp whites and bold blacks throughout the home. Each evening, expect shimmering accents and warm orange sunspots that excite the deep greens in cacti and tropicals.