A bright, open end-unit townhome in the heart of Salt Lake County – modern, move-in ready, and refreshingly low-maintenance. As a corner unit spanning three levels, windows on three sides welcome lots of light. Best of all is the location: in a county where most homes mean driving everywhere, this one lets you walk to the TRAX light rail and the climbing gym and leave the car at home. The kitchen is the centerpiece on the second-floor main level: espresso shaker cabinets, granite counters including a large island with bar seating, and stainless-steel appliances, opening into the dining and living areas with a balcony off the front and a deck off the back. This floor also features a half bath that’s a genuine showpiece – bold wallpaper and a pedestal sink. Upstairs, three bedrooms take in mountain views, including a master suite with soaring ceilings, a double-vanity bathroom, and a luxurious, spacious tiled glass shower. Washer and dryer included. On the first floor, a flexible bonus room makes an easy home office, gym, or entertainment area, with its own half bath. Four baths total. The central location is the rare kind that’s hard to find in the valley. A three-minute walk gets you to The Front Climbing Club and to a TRAX station – direct Blue and Red Line service to downtown, the University of Utah, Daybreak, and Sandy/Draper (RSL games), with no car and no parking. It’s about a 15-minute drive to Salt Lake City International Airport and under 40 to Park City, Big Cottonwood, and Little Cottonwood canyons, plus quick access to major freeways. The oversized two-car garage is built for an active household: extra height, epoxy floors, bike racks, and ceiling storage racks already installed for gear. And the home is built to last and run affordably – 2×6 framing, R-19 wall and R-40 attic insulation, low-e double-glazed windows, a 95%-efficient furnace, AC, and an energy-efficient water heater. HOA dues cover high-speed fiber internet, trash pickup, snow removal, and exterior maintenance – leaving you free to enjoy the home and everything around it. Square footage is a courtesy estimate from county records; buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.