Life in Your Space | Reed Ave
Mark Seely
Locals + Culture

Life in Your Space | Reed Ave

September 10, 2019 | Mark Seely
Kerri Fukui

Every so often we encounter a home that has been so carefully tweaked and molded that it functions as a near-perfect mirror image of its owner. Not only is such symbiosis fascinating, but it also signals that someone has gone beyond just occupancy and has instead taken the time to truly inhabit a space. This spot—233 Reed—is both a fabulous encapsulation of the above sentiment and an idyllic extension of its surrounding neighborhood, Marmalade. Tree-covered streets, close-knit neighbors, and an ever-evolving architectural juxtaposition of classic and modern make Marmalade one of the most vibrant-but-intimate areas in SLC. And this particular home—a sanctuary in its own right—feels equally exciting. Plus, after years of such intentional living, this spot is sure to encourage the same degree of authentic expression from its next owners.

Contact Mark Seely at 801.637.4220 for additional details.

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