NEW PRICE! Rose Park in Salt Lake City, Utah, was developed in the 1940s and 1950s as a post-World War II housing subdivision by developer Alan E. Brockbank. Brockbank intended it to be an affordable community for returning veterans, and the neighborhood was initially marketed with brick homes and larger plots than older Salt Lake City areas. This home is a perfect example of the era and affordability these days, but updated and is solar powered (owned, not leased) to save money and the environment. Open floorplan on the main level, good ceiling height down, nice neighborhood! Walk out from the living room to a covered patio to enjoy your summer evenings, fenced back yard for pets and kids! Updated furnace/AC, tankless water heater, roof and wired for ethernet. Close to I-15, Smiths (Kroger) and Rancho Markets, the Jordan River for walking, biking and kayaking, 10 minutes to the airport, and close to a TRAX station.