This incredible two-story Dutch Colonial home is nestled amongst the picturesque tree-lined streets of Salt Lake City's Harvard/Yale neighborhood. Renovated from top-to-bottom and both inside and out, careful attention was given to maintaining and preserving the original character of this wonderful home. From the private backyard to the thoughtful interior layout which blends modern conveniences with a seamless addition, this home has much to offer - all while maintaining its historic charm. The front sitting room offers large windows, quarter-sawn oak floors, crown molding and a gas fireplace - not to mention the views framed out the front window. Adjacent to the gourmet kitchen is a large dining area to gather with friends and family that features beautiful built-in cabinetry, and a family room with a gas fireplace adorned with imported Delft Blue tile. The kitchen features an island with seating for two, custom cabinetry, a farm sink and stainless-steel appliances. A bank of storage lockers and a half bath complete this level. Upstairs, the vaulted master bedroom suite features a sitting area and gas fireplace that invites you to read a book while enjoying the views. Walking towards the master bathroom area, you pass through the walk-in closet and stacked laundry area. The upstairs finishes with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom with soaker tub, and an open reading/family area. The basement level offers two family rooms, one with nine-foot ceilings and egress windows that let in ample natural light. Also on this lower level is another bedroom, a three-quarter bathroom, laundry hookups, and a large storage room. The backyard is perfect with a brick patio for hanging out and plenty of space to play. Another big plus is the newer two-car garage. This stunning home is just a short stroll to the best amenities of this neighborhood, which include Harmon's Emigration Market, Emigration Cafe, Nomad East, Jolley's, and Miller Bird Park. Close to downtown Salt Lake City and the University of Utah, with quick access to both I-80 and I-215 corridors.