Designed and built in 1981, this contemporary home with sweeping unobstructed city to mountain vistas has been loved and lived in by one family. The owners worked closely with Fred Babcock, the legendary Utah architect, on this labor of love to customize the plans and to create a bright interior featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, windows with natural sunlight, light-toned wood and stone, and an elegant organic wood staircase. Custom beams over the deck create a brilliant contrast of light and shadow. Built by Dowsett Construction, the home was enhanced with stone masonry by Merrill Law and leaded glass by Willie Littig. Experience the magnificent main level living flow complete with a fireplace in the eat-in kitchen fit for entertaining, spacious living room, formal dining room, and a large primary bedroom with en-suite bathroom and abundant closet storage. Southwest views are found in every room, even the main level laundry that has a potential dog bath area. The upper level has a family room space with built-in office desks, two bedrooms, and a full bathroom. The lower level can serve as a separate apartment with a kitchenette, Murphy bed, full bathroom, and a family room accessed through the three car garage or a private door. Adjacent to the lower level is a covered patio with a wood burning fireplace. An entertainer's delight, the home has a circular driveway with ample guest parking leading to the property surrounded by natural scrub oak creating privacy around the multiple gathering spaces on the terraced grounds. Located on a private cul-de-sac in the heart of Federal Heights, this home is close to the University of Utah Hospital, the campus, and within walking distance of the JCC Swim and Tennis Club. Hiking and biking trails are also nearby.

Source: CINC