Rare 1911 Craftsman Residence in Utah a 0.44-Acre Corner Lot, Freshly Updated Systems and Brand-New Roof and AC

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

This rare 1911 Craftsman-style home in Kaysville, showcases historical charm with its three-tone brick, cedar shakes, and beadboard siding. The spacious interior features original details like leaded transom windows, crown molding, and hardwood floors combined with modern updates such as a new roof (April 2025) and AC. It boasts high ceilings, plantation shutters, a bright kitchen with custom Dekton counters, and a finished basement. The corner lot includes dual driveways, two 2-car garages (one RV accessible), RV parking, and an expansive patio with a custom outdoor catio. Listed at $750,000, this century home masterfully blends classic design with contemporary comfort.

Historic Bungalow Exterior

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A charming historic bungalow-style home surrounded by a lush, well-maintained green lawn. The house exterior is painted white with olive-green accents highlighting architectural elements such as window frames, door trims, and porch columns. The roof features traditional shingles and a medium-pitched gable with exposed rafter tails, painted green to match the trim. The spacious front porch offers a welcoming covered entry, supported by tapered columns on brick piers, beneath ornamental brackets. Mature trees and neatly pruned shrubs frame the home, enhancing its inviting, classic American Craftsman aesthetic under a clear blue sky.

Garage and Driveway

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Concrete driveway stretches wide, leading to a detached garage with white-paneled double doors featuring small decorative windows. The garage exterior combines beige siding with white accents, topped by a gabled roof covered in brown shingles. Adjacent to the garage, a neatly trimmed green shrub and several potted plants add natural charm. The driveway continues between the garage and the main house, connecting via a carport. Surrounding the area, lush green grass and mature trees create a vibrant backdrop under a bright blue sky scattered with light clouds, highlighting a peaceful suburban atmosphere.

Garage and Front Yard

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Two white garage doors with decorative window inserts sit under a beige vinyl siding exterior with a gabled roof. The wide concrete driveway offers ample parking and leads to the spacious garage area. To the right, a low, single-story home with light brick walls and a dark shingled roof is partly visible. The front yard is well-maintained with lush green grass and a variety of mature trees and shrubs, adding color and life to the landscape. Potted plants and garden decorations near the garage door add a personal and welcoming touch.

Driveway and Side Yard

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A long, concrete driveway runs alongside a historic white brick home with muted yellow foundation trim and taupe window frames. The home has a gabled roof with dark shingles and charming architectural details such as arched window tops and a small overhang above the side entrance. A large motorhome is parked near the rear of the driveway, partially shaded by leafless and leafy trees. The ground is scattered with fallen leaves and budding plants growing between concrete slabs. The side yard space radiates a quiet, practical atmosphere surrounded by verdant spring foliage under a clear blue sky.

Backyard Patio Area

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A spacious concrete backyard patio adjacent to a white brick house with olive trim around the windows and roofline. The patio holds several pieces of outdoor furniture, including a striped reclining lounge chair, metal seating in bright colors such as red and yellow, and a round metal table. A rustic wooden swing set with an A-frame design adds a natural, playful element. To the right, a large structure with a corrugated metal roof suggests a garden or aviary enclosure. The green bushes and trees in the background enhance the serene, lived-in feel of the outdoor space.

Backyard Patio and Cat Enclosure

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A covered patio area with a distinct red barbecue grill beside a concrete slab provides a comfortable outdoor cooking and gathering space. A large wooden-framed cat enclosure with wire mesh, named “Cat Nap Inn,” stands prominently near the patio. The enclosure is crafted with warm-toned wood panels and rustic metal accents, including a star decoration on the gabled roof. Adjacent to the structure is a natural stone walkway bordered by greenery and flower pots, leading between white vinyl-sided buildings. Surrounding trees and plants add lush greenery, creating a cozy, inviting backyard ambiance blending practical pet space with outdoor leisure.

Backyard Shed and Lawn

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A modest backyard space with a fresh green lawn bordered by a narrow flowerbed along a white privacy fence. At the center, a rotating outdoor clothesline stands ready for use. The small shed at the rear has simple wooden siding painted a soft beige, with large double doors painted in muted olive green, casting subtle shadows from surrounding trees. The roof shingles are dark and weathered, matching the connected house wall with light cream siding. Natural sunlight filters through tall trees around the yard, casting a serene pattern of shadows and light spots across the lawn and structures.

Reading Nook

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Cozy reading nook with a vintage ambiance highlighted by a rich leather armchair and matching ottoman on a warm hardwood floor. Walls feature a two-tone design with a soft beige textured upper half and vertical wood paneling below, separated by a wooden chair rail. Natural light floods through a large window adorned with decorative stained glass and white plantation shutters, offering a serene view of greenery outside. An ornate dark wood cabinet with geometric carvings and a small corner curio cabinet add historic charm. The area is accessorized with framed art, a ceiling fan with built-in lights, and a small black side table holding a lamp, completing the inviting space.

Living Room Wall Art

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

The living room is adorned with a unique collection of African-inspired art and tribal masks arranged on light gray walls. A brown sectional sofa with ornate, fringed upholstery is complemented by patterned throw pillows in deep reds and browns. A large tufted ottoman in a matching brown tone sits in front, doubling as a coffee table. Light wood flooring contrasts softly with the darker, carved wood furniture. A tall black cabinet and matching fireplace mantel feature decorative horse figurines. The window boasts diamond-patterned leaded glass with plantation shutters, allowing warm natural light into the space. The overall aesthetic blends rustic charm with cultural artistry and cozy comfort.

Living Room Corner

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A cozy living room corner with a curved, fringed sofa upholstered in rich earth tones, adorned with patterned and textured throw pillows. The walls are painted a soft, neutral gray and serve as a gallery for a diverse collection of ethnic masks, carved wooden figures, mirrors, and framed art, creating an eclectic cultural vibe. Light wood floors extend throughout, topped partially by a plush, patterned rug. A decorative side table holds a distinctive lamp with an ornate base. Arched doorways open into an adjacent dining area, allowing a seamless flow between rooms. Crown molding adds a classic touch to the ceiling.

Dining Room with Vintage Charm

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Soft neutral tones dominate the dining area, with walls painted in a gentle, light gray that complements the natural wood flooring. A round, distressed white wooden table is centered on an intricately patterned area rug, surrounded by matching chairs with cushioned seats. The room is accessorized with charming rustic furniture, including a tall, vintage-style cabinet with an arched glass front and a matching buffet. Warm, earth-toned valances frame the windows and door, allowing soft light into the space. Decorative accents such as an antique mirror, unique statuette, and delicate wall-mounted lamps add character, while a modern ceiling fan provides functionality with a touch of contemporary design.

Dining Room Details

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A warm, inviting dining area with a round wooden table and four chairs painted in a distressed white finish complement an intricately patterned area rug in muted blue and beige tones. The hardwood floor adds warmth to the space. French doors with glass panes lead outside, flanked by windows adorned with rust-colored valances. The walls are painted a soft, neutral gray, providing a calm backdrop for eclectic decorations, including wall-mounted shelves holding various art pieces and vintage objects. A ceiling fan with light hangs centrally, and a black sideboard offers contrast and storage, enhancing the room’s historic charm.

Kitchen with Island Seating

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A spacious kitchen with a large island topped by a dark countertop, complemented by four metal and wood bar stools arranged for casual seating. White cabinetry with frosted glass panel doors contrasts with warm beige walls and a tiled backsplash in earthy tones. The floor is covered with neutral, textured tiles laid in a staggered pattern. A pot rack chandelier hangs above the island, displaying hanging cookware that adds a rustic touch. A large window with white shutters brightens the space, sitting above an ornately painted, dark wooden sideboard adorned with a leafy potted plant, enhancing the cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

Kitchen with Island

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Warm beige walls complement white cabinetry topped with dark countertops surrounding a stainless steel gas stove. A tiled backsplash in earth tones extends around the cooking area and up to a hood with accent tiles adding a rustic charm. The kitchen island features a butcher block countertop adorned with a black tray holding red apples and a wooden bowl filled with decorative natural elements. Frosted glass cabinet doors offer a mix of openness and privacy for storage. Recessed lighting brightens the space while a glimpse into a dining area reveals light-colored wood floors and white vintage dining furniture, enhancing a cozy, inviting ambiance.

Kitchen Interior Details

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

White cabinetry with textured glass upper doors lines the walls, harmonizing with the warm beige walls and earth-toned tile backsplash. The countertops appear to be a dark stone or composite, contrasting subtly with the white cabinetry. A large window above the sink allows natural light to flood the space, framed with white trim and small shutter panels. The kitchen island has a butcher block countertop, adding a rustic touch. Stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and a French-door refrigerator, are seamlessly integrated. The floor is tiled in a natural stone pattern, complementing the warm-toned theme, and a few decorative items like bowls and plants add a homey feel.

Kitchen Countertop and Seating

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A spacious kitchen with a large, rustic stone-look countertop island serving as both workspace and casual dining area, complemented by three wooden stools with black metal frames. The cabinetry is painted white, creating bright contrast against the warm beige walls. A distinctive hanging pot rack in an antique, wrought iron style adds vintage charm while showcasing copper kitchenware. The stove hood is architecturally inset with a tiled surround that blends warm earth tones, matching the backsplash tiles along the counters. An abundance of cabinetry provides storage, while a glass-paneled door leads to an adjacent room, enhancing natural daylight flow and openness.

Sunroom Plant Shelf

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Light green painted brick walls and beadboard ceiling create a fresh, airy atmosphere in this sunroom. Large windows along one wall bring abundant natural light, highlighting a wooden shelf adorned with a collection of potted plants and small garden sculptures. The floor is tiled in earthy tones, complemented by a patterned rug beneath a round wooden table supported by black wrought iron legs. Seating includes wicker chairs with white cushions and a cozy floral upholstered armchair. A hanging ceiling lamp with a warm glow and natural materials enhance the inviting, rustic charm of the space.

Cozy Bedroom Details

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A brass metal bed with a matching footboard stands as the centerpiece, dressed in soft, textured cream bedding that contributes to a warm and inviting atmosphere. Flanking the bed, two wooden nightstands anchor the space with dark wood tones, each topped with lamps that enhance soft lighting. The room’s walls are painted a gentle, neutral beige, complemented by sheer taupe curtains that frame the white shuttered windows, allowing natural light to filter in. Two ceiling fans with industrial style light fixtures hang above, providing both ventilation and a rustic touch. Decorative wall mounts with dried botanicals and framed artwork add character, while varied wooden furniture pieces, including a small bench and chest of drawers, bring in a rustic farmhouse charm. The plush, dark brown rug on the wood plank floor extends warmth and texture to the space, balancing the light and dark elements gracefully.

Master Bedroom Details

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A spacious bedroom with a warm, inviting atmosphere marked by a blend of rustic and vintage elements. The brass bed frame stands centrally, dressed in light, patterned bedding which complements the soft muted tones of the walls. Two wooden nightstands with lamps flank the bed, while a large coordinating dresser adds balance and ample storage. Hardwood floors enrich the earthy color palette. Sheer brown curtains adorn multiple windows, allowing filtered natural light. Accents include wall-mounted decorative planters with dried foliage, a small wooden bench at the foot of the bed, and unique ornamental details such as a mirror and artwork, all contributing to a cozy, homely ambience.

Bathroom with Arched Tub

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

The bathroom showcases a classic style with a white pedestal sink and a toilet topped with a black cushioned seat cover. The tub alcove is distinguished by an elegant arched glass enclosure framed with glossy black tiles, contrasting sharply against off-white wall tiles and cream walls. A thin decorative black tile band encircles the room, adding visual interest. There is a vintage wooden chest of drawers beside the toilet in black with white knob handles. On the wall above, a small white cabinet with decorative knobs holds neatly folded towels. The room is illuminated by a large black pendant light, and a window with white plantation shutters brings in natural light, complementing the monochromatic color scheme.

Bedroom Details

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A serene bedroom with pale gray walls and white trim, creating a subtle two-tone effect with a gray stripe running horizontally around the room. The centerpiece is a white, wrought-iron bed frame adorned with a patchwork quilt in various shades of gray and blue. Two antique-style white nightstands flank the bed, each topped with ornate, vintage lamps offering warm lighting. Opposite the bed is a quaint white writing desk paired with a black metal chair, under a small glass-front wall cabinet. Natural wood flooring and a ceiling fan with wooden blades add warmth and functionality, blending vintage charm with a cozy ambiance.

Cozy Living Area

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

A warm, inviting living space with a soft beige wall color and light gray carpet grounds the area. Low, horizontal windows allow natural light while maintaining privacy, typical of a basement or lower-level room. The furniture includes a patterned, Southwestern-style sofa and wooden armchairs. Rustic, antique-style pieces such as a carved wooden desk, vintage trunks doubling as a coffee table, and two tall storage cabinets bring character. Small accents like a furry stool, a woven dog bed, and an industrial-style black floor lamp add texture and eclectic charm to the comfortable, lived-in ambiance.

Bathroom Corner

Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton)

Compact bathroom space with a focus on white and neutral tones. The wall tiles feature a subtle decorative border pattern that adds a classic touch. A small white vanity with silver hardware supports a curved sink equipped with a traditional style faucet. Above the sink are two small windows allowing natural light filtered through frosted panes. To the right, a glass-enclosed shower is fully tiled and contains built-in shelving holding toiletries. A white toilet with a plush round seat cover sits adjacent to the vanity. The wall-mounted towel rack holds textured off-white towels, enhancing the light, clean aesthetic.

Listing Agent: Matt Peterson of RE/MAX Associates (Layton) via Zillow 

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