Notice the extraordinary sandstone facade as you approach this unique Tudor and be prepared for many more impressive attributes as you tour the property. Built in 1935 and extensively renovated over recent years, this home offers both timeless style and contemporary amenities. Historically significant local architect, Edward O. Anderson designed this home as his personal residence, with expert craftsmanship and attention to detail. Much of his traditional influence remains intact, such as the original windows in the formal dining and living rooms, and the curving staircase to the upper level. Four of the home's five bedrooms are upstairs, as well as conveniently located laundry facilities. The primary suite includes everything you would hope for; a walk-in closet and ensuite with a jetted tub and vaulted ceiling. Great care was taken to preserve Anderson's original design when the home was expanded in 2017. The addition made room for an opulent and expansive kitchenwith top-of-the-line appliances, custom white oak cabinetry, and a semi-formal dining nookas well as a cozy family room that opens to the private backyard. The extremely rare, built-in, tandem garage was also expanded during the renovation, making room for a well-appointed workshop. A fully-finished basement offers versatile space (currently outfitted as a home gym), the fifth bedroom, a full bathroom, and ample storage space. Situated atop a gentle hill at the junction of Yalecrest Avenue and Military Drive, the beautifully landscaped front yard offers a wonderful view of the peaceful neighborhood surroundings. Countless benefits of this prestigious location include: close proximity to downtown, the University of Utah, and Research Park, as well as some of the top-scoring schools in Salt Lake City. You'll appreciate being able to walk on tree-lined streets to locally-owned restaurants, shops, and charming nearby parks.