This house was built in 1947 and has the character to show for it. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and about 1,864 square feet. This house is cozy in all the right places, but 4 bedrooms gives everyone their space. It’s an older home on a quiet street, close to everything that makes Tremonton feel like home. If you’ve ever wanted to walk to the summer concerts in Shuman Park, this is the spot. The park is just up the block, with the bowery, playground, big lawn, and the library next door. Go a block the other way and you’re on Main Street. You can grab lunch, check out the murals, or stop by Midland Square and the Veterans Memorial. In August, the County Fair and the Golden Spike Rodeo take over the fairgrounds about a mile west. It’s the oldest rodeo in Utah, and most of the town shows up for it. Jeanie Stevens Park has Hay Days and other events through the year. When you need to leave town, I-15 and I-84 are both just a few minutes away.