An 1874 directory shows that folks were living in this home, but the Assessor’s info says 1935! The original owners were James and Edwin Rawlings who emigrated from England. James was a shoemaker here back when people needed a button hook just to put on shoes! It’s a simple 1.5 story cottage with an addition done in 1908 in the historic Marmalade District, where a handful of streets were names after the fruits and nuts the pioneers brought with them and planted along this hill, west of the state capitol building. It’s been lovingly restored, just appraised 8/26 and the sellers had it formally inspected just before going to market! It is an AREA 5 parking street, and you can purchase a yearly pass for your cars through SLC and there are 10 spaces to the left of the home. Just a few blocks to UTA bus stops and the buses are free from the state capitol to 500 South. Easy to show, sellers are downsizing!