This secluded city bungalow has quite the pedigree and connection to Utah's history and settlers. It was designed by Don Carlos Young, the son of Brigham. The home was sited perfectly to take advantage of the sweeping valley views, the spreading cityscape, and the Salt Lake Temple. From its high up perch, it overlooks the rooftops of the tree-smothered Memory Grove neighborhood, with a birds-eye view of the State Capitol building. Lush landscaping make for a hidden blooming city oasis. The historic Avenues, or "Aves," as the locals call it, was Salt Lake City's first neighborhood and is now arguably Salt Lake's most charming and historic. Its propinquity to City Creek Canyon and downtown, an abundance of quaint parks, and numerous hiking trails winding into the Wasatch Mountains make this neighborhood unrivaled in Utah. From this property, one may walk to the temple or convention center in 15 minutes or be in Memory Grove Park or the Capitol in five. With Salt Lake International airport less than a fifteen-minute drive away, the location and charm of this neighborhood can not be beaten.