This split-level (well, tri-level, to be precise) mid-century-style home built in 1977 is still touting many of the original details that make it so charming, and we see massive potential for this property. With a distinctly welcoming feel throughout, the next lucky owners are sure to enjoy the layout, ease, and palpable charm of this home, whether they decide to make changes or not. Plenty of natural light and high ceilings make for the kind of space that happily hosts both people and plants, but there are other features here that also make for a great gathering. The loft-style kitchen-loaded with cupboard space and overlooking the living room with its stunning original fireplace-opens up to a proper dining room (or whatever you make it) that has a bar-style window opening and walks out onto the patio via sliding glass doors. It's one of the most engaging set-ups we can think of, particularly for those who love to host. One of the bathrooms has been beautifully remodeled with modern updates, and another fireplace (this one a wood-burning stove) is found on the ground level, which walks out to a small, fenced back yard with a veggie garden and deck for days lounging in the sun. The Taylorsville cul-de-sac on which the home sits is quiet and well-established, and residents of the area can take advantage of quick I-215 and SLC airport access. With a little love, we think, this just might be the perfect pad.