Dramatic Wasatch Mountain views, a panoramic valley overlook, and a location steps from some of the best outdoor recreation in the area – this brick home earns every superlative. The entry sets the tone immediately: etched glass front door, hardwood floors, a formal sitting room with full wainscoting and chandelier. The kitchen features granite counters, subway tile backsplash, and stainless appliances. The main living room centers on a corner gas fireplace beneath crown molding, with a picture window that frames a Wasatch valley panorama. Step out onto the covered back deck where a hot tub awaits and the Wasatch Range fills the horizon. About 100 feet away, Mountain View Park offers year-round recreation – sledding in winter, a full-size soccer field, and a front-row seat for the hundreds of 4th of July fireworks displays that fill the valley. Trailheads connecting to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail system are a few short blocks away. This is a neighborhood where outdoor living is built into daily life. Inside, the primary suite is designed for genuine retreat – soaking tub, separate walk-in shower, and double vanity. The main-floor guest bedroom (or office) has a curved bay window offering a view of Ben Lomond Peak. The finished walkout basement provides a large family room and additional bedrooms. Sustainability meets comfort – a 2022 solar panel system helps offset energy costs and reduces your carbon footprint. The two-car garage features a workbench and shelving for the hobbyist or craftsman. From the mountain views to the trail access to the hot tub at sunset – this is a home built for living well.