Unmistakable 1920s character paired with timeless updates, a fantastic location, and income potential, make this bungalow "the bee's knees". On the main level, the original hardwood floors, gumwood trim, and built-in cabinets are a testament to the high-quality craftsmanship. The kitchen has benefitted from a full remodel, giving the space a more functional layout than usually seen in homes of this era. With its own furnace, water heater, gas, and electric meter, the downstairs living space has historically been used as a rental. The home's classic exterior has been refreshed with a new architectural roof, white paint and contrasting black trim, and thoughtful landscaping. An immaculate backyard includes a new deck, a pergola-covered patio, and shade-giving trees complemented by a lovely assortment of perennials. Other noteworthy features include updated electrical and a detached one car garage. At the time this bungalow was constructed in 1925, Sugarhouse was quickly developing into Salt Lake City's "second downtown". Many of the establishments have changed over the past hundred years but the lively atmosphere is very much intact, with shopping and dining options galore. Reach the University of Utah with a quick bus ride or walk less than half a mile to Westminster University.