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Commonwealth Ave | Perks and Rec

2483 E Commonwealth Ave, Salt Lake City, 84109 / Foothill

1653

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Commonwealth Ave | Perks and Rec

2483 E Commonwealth Ave, Salt Lake City, 84109 / Foothill

1653

1.00

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Sure, this little gem on Commonwealth is cute from the curb. And it's certainly move-in ready by any definition. But what truly separates this home from the pack is in the details...

MLS # 1455299

Property Features

Style: Bungalow/Cottage
Year Built: 1946
Double Pane Windows
Outdoor Lighting
Porch: Open
Sliding Glass Doors
Dishwasher: Built-In
Disposal
Kitchen: Updated
Range/Oven: Built-In
Granite Countertops
Construction: Brick
Cooling: Central Air: Electric
Flooring: Carpet
Laminate
Tile
Heating: Forced Air
Gas: Central
Landscaping: Full
Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Parking: Attached
Opener

We'll start outside.

The front yard's landscaping has been tidily kept, and the killer backyard sports a deck that was tailor-made for entertaining.

The cozy main living space is equipped with wainscoting all the way around and a brick fireplace perfect for a good lounge-around.

There's also a coveted attached garage, for those slushy, winter nights.

If you're looking to live in Salt Lake proper, but still want super-quick access to hiking trails and ski resorts, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better locale than this.

Spaces like this don't come along every day. And, in a market like this one, they certainly don't stay.

Foothill

Also referred to as the East Bench, this district connects the University with Sugar House as the handle to our Salt Lake cup of joe. The squeaky-clean neighborhoods of Foothill boast one of Utah’s most prominent golf courses, fabulous views of the city, and some tasty, local restaurants.

Foothill

Paul Svendsen

Paul Svendsen has been a manager of congressional campaigns, a practitioner of law, and a renovator of more than his fair share of homes. As such, he's received our COLLECTIVE stamp of approval as a certified jack of all trades, but it's his unwavering love for all things real estate that plays so fondly on our heartstrings. Over the last decade, Paul has managed more than $20 million in architecture and construction projects. It comes as no surprise, then, that he's got a weak spot for old houses (he’s a member of the SLC Historic Landmarks Commission) and big-time fixer-uppers, and he's had a hand in the resuscitation of several dilapidated buildings. He’s just as comfortable, however, with condos, town homes, and new construction, and he does a fair share of work with investors and commercial real estate. Summed up simply, no matter the style of real estate services you seek, Paul’s wealth of experience and easy-going style are sure to fit the bill.