Welcome to this sweet cottage bungalow on Salt Lake City’s historic ‘Architects Row,’ a street famous for housing many of the city’s early design visionaries. This very house was home to Taylor Woolley-a student of Frank Lloyd Wright and one of Salt Lake City’s most influential architects-who famously brought Prairie School and modern design ideas to the region. Crafted in the classic cottage bungalow style, the home beautifully preserves many of its original historic elements. The layout features two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a sunroom that could easily double as an additional bedroom or office while overlooking an idyllic backyard. Perfectly nestled near Gilmer Park, Yalecrest and the vibrant Ninth and Ninth district, the home sits elevated above the street, offering a uniquely private, peaceful retreat in the heart of one of the city’s most bustling and desirable neighborhoods. Don’t miss out, call for your appointmenttoday. Buyer to verify all.