This charming brick bungalow, built in the early 20th century, is located in the vibrant Liberty Wells neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Priced at $299,900, it offers great potential as a fixer-upper with solid curb appeal and a classic architectural style. The home features a newer furnace and AC, though it requires foundation repairs and a new sewer line. There is ample opportunity to increase living space by finishing the basement. Situated minutes from Salt Lake City’s popular spots, this investor special encourages buyers to capitalize on its sweat equity potential and unique historical character.

Front Exterior View

A single-story brick home with a classic American mid-century design, featuring a gently sloped, dark gray shingled roof. The front entrance is sheltered by an extended, curved portico supported by two square white columns. Concrete steps with wrought iron railings lead up to the door, which is flanked by large rectangular windows with white shutters. The house rests on a beige stucco foundation, contrasting with the rich brown brickwork. A small rose bush with yellow flowers grows near the corner, adding a touch of natural color. The front yard has well-kept green grass bordered by a curved concrete sidewalk.

Front Porch View

An inviting covered front porch with a gently sloped ceiling painted in soft cream, supported by a classic white round column. The porch floor is concrete with subtle texturing, complemented by a dark woven mat near the entrance. A black wrought iron railing with decorative scrollwork encloses the porch area, with small attached planters adding potential for greenery. The view extends to a quiet residential street lined with well-kept lawns and mature trees, offering a peaceful neighborhood ambiance. Across the street, mid-century ranch-style homes with manicured shrubs complete the serene streetscape.

Exterior Side View

Red brick walls form the main structure with a tan concrete foundation providing contrast. The roof has wide eaves and is covered with dark shingles. A small set of concrete steps leads from the sidewalk up to a wooden fenced-in yard on the right side. Two driveways lie adjacent, one concrete leading to a small white wooden garage with peeling paint, and another partially gravel driveway beside it. The lawn is patchy with mixed green and dry grass. Tall trees and a partly cloudy sky create a calm suburban atmosphere around the home.

Front Exterior View

A traditional single-story brick house with a gabled roof covered in gray shingles. The facade is accented with white framed windows and shutters that bring a classic, vintage charm. A small covered porch with white columns and railings leads up to the front door, flanked by modest potted plants. The house sits elevated slightly with a concrete stairway and a short retaining wall painted in a muted beige color. A large tree with green foliage partially shades the front yard, which has a well-maintained lawn bordered by a sidewalk and street curb, lending a neighborhood feel.

Front Porch Entrance

Brick walls with deep red hues and black mortar set a classic, sturdy tone for the porch area. White wooden-framed doors with frosted and clear glass panels provide contrast, along with a transom window above the door. The house number plaque in black numerals on white sits prominently against the brick. A white soffit ceiling adds a clean, finished look. Ornamental black wrought iron railing with floral detailing supports the small porch, where a coiled garden hose is stored. White shutters frame a large rectangular window, with a granite or stone sill beneath it, overlooking the leafy street and neighboring brick homes.

Living Room Fireplace Wall

The room centers on a dark wood mantel with built-in bookshelves flanking a tiled fireplace. Two small windows with divided panes set in the dark wood frame above the mantel add character and allow moderate natural light. The walls are painted a soft off-white, contrasting with the rich wood trim along the baseboards and window frame. Hardwood floors show signs of age, contributing to the historic feel. A large window with wooden blinds lines the left wall, brightening the otherwise understated, vintage atmosphere of this simple yet classic living space.

Living Room Corner

Wide, empty living room with a warm wooden floor and dark wood trim around doors, windows, and a built-in mantel with shelving flanking a fireplace. The walls are painted a simple off-white, allowing the rich timber accents to stand out prominently. A large window with wooden blinds lets in natural light, complemented by two smaller window panels with grid designs above the mantel. Two tall wooden doors with frosted glass panels and a beige curtain provide an entryway, cozying the space with their vintage charm. The ceiling has a textured finish, adding subtle visual interest.

Living Room and Entryway

Two interconnected rooms with warm-toned hardwood floors and neutral walls create an inviting living space. The foreground shows a smaller, square room with a large window framed by wood trim and a natural wood blind, leading through a gently arched doorway into a larger room. The further room features a classic dark wood fireplace and a built-in mantel beneath two small, stained-glass windows, adding historic charm. The simplicity of beige walls and contrasting brown baseboards and trim complements the vintage elements. Ceiling texture is modest, and a rectangular fluorescent light fixture hangs above, blending modern and traditional aesthetics.

Empty Room with Large Windows

The space has hardwood floors with a reddish-brown finish that complement the matching wood trim around the baseboards and window frames. Two windows allow ample natural light: one large rectangular window with wooden blinds overlooks a residential street, while a smaller transom-style window adds architectural interest on an adjacent wall. The walls are painted an off-white color, accentuating the warm wood tones. A single fluorescent light fixture is installed on the textured ceiling. There is a visible crack on one wall, indicating some age or settling in the home. The room’s simplicity offers versatility for multiple uses.

Living Room Entryway

Hardwood floors extend throughout the space, offering warmth and a classic feel. The walls are painted a soft, neutral color that brightens the room, while the deep brown trim and baseboards add a historic touch. A large rectangular window framed in matching wood trim allows ample natural light and offers a view of greenery outside. A simple but substantial arched doorway leads into an adjacent room, enhancing the flow and adding architectural interest. A curtain-covered door with sidelights suggests an entry point, complementing the home’s traditional aesthetic with a slightly rustic charm.

Bedroom Corner

A small bedroom corner with a textured ceiling and a single ceiling light fixture. One wall is painted a deep brown color, while the adjacent walls are a warm beige tone. The room has dark wood trim around a rectangular window with horizontal blinds partially lowered. The window sill and baseboards are also finished in the same dark wood. The flooring is covered with a light beige, patterned carpet that contrasts with the darker wall and trim tones, creating a cozy yet simple atmosphere.

Empty Bedroom Corner

A small bedroom corner with pale blue painted walls and two adjacent windows dressed with wooden blinds, framed by medium-tone wooden trim. The beige textured carpet contrasts softly with the walls and baseboards, while the ceiling is white with a simple, round flush-mount light fixture providing illumination. The space looks compact and modest, with visible signs of wear on the walls and lower corners, suggesting age or need for minor maintenance. Natural light from the windows brightens the room, highlighting its plain layout and neutral, understated color palette.

Kitchen Countertop and Sink

The kitchen area is defined by bright yellow walls contrasted with brown trim around windows and doorways. Cream-colored cabinetry with ornate detailing features dark hardware, offering a vintage touch. The tiled countertops and backsplash are composed of earth-toned mosaic tiles that add texture and warmth to the space. A double stainless steel sink is positioned under a wide window with horizontal wooden blinds. The dark wood floor complements the warm color palette, and recessed ceiling lights provide ample illumination. A pendant light hangs near a small window and doorway, adding to the classic yet lively kitchen ambiance.

Kitchen Countertop and Cabinets

The kitchen is painted in a vibrant yellow that contrasts with white cabinetry featuring raised panel doors and black hardware. A large window above the double-basin stainless steel sink allows natural light to brighten the space. The countertops boast a mosaic tile pattern in shades of beige and brown, continuing into a matching backsplash. Recessed ceiling lights are evenly spaced, providing ample illumination. Dark hardwood flooring ties the warm color scheme together, while the doorway opens to an adjacent room with lighter walls and wood trim, maintaining a classic American home aesthetic.

Bathroom Shower Area

Small, vintage bathroom demonstrates a utilitarian layout with an old white porcelain bathtub beneath a frosted window, allowing natural light while maintaining privacy. The walls are painted in two-tone with the upper half in a grayish-brown and the lower in a worn-off white, showing visible signs of wear and age, especially near the bathtub edges. A wall-mounted, silver showerhead curves out over the tub. A simple white pedestal sink stands nearby, paired with a modest black-tiled backsplash and a mirrored medicine cabinet above, topped with vintage-style glass light fixtures. The space holds character, but needs restoration.

Basement Utility Area

Rough concrete floor with visible cracks extends across the basement utility space. Walls are a mix of painted plaster and exposed stone, showing signs of wear and partial renovation. The ceiling is low with metal ductwork, pipes, and some pink insulation visible through missing drywall panels. Two small windows allow minimal natural light into the area. Recessed lights are embedded in the ceiling, casting illumination around the support columns and mechanical systems including an HVAC unit and water heater. The overall aesthetic is unfinished and utilitarian, indicating a space primarily for storage and mechanical use.

Basement Laundry Area

Concrete floor with visible cracks extends throughout this basement space, which contains exposed stone or concrete foundation walls partially covered with patchy paint or plaster. The ceiling is low, with recessed lighting and several unfinished patches. Central support beams and pillars are painted white but show signs of wear. Near one wall, there is a basic laundry setup including a washing machine and dryer with a vent pipe and exposed ductwork above. Small basement windows near the ceiling allow limited natural light, lending an unfinished, utilitarian atmosphere to this area.

Basement Laundry Area

Concrete flooring with visible cracks and unfinished sections creates a rugged base. The ceiling has recessed lighting but shows patchy drywall repairs. White painted cinderblock walls contrast with the dark exposed wood beam that spans the space’s width. An older white washing machine and dryer sit tucked along the left wall beneath some exposed ductwork and plumbing. A white door on the right leads to an adjacent area down a narrow hallway lit by natural light from a small basement window. The overall aesthetic is utilitarian with a partially renovated look.

Basement Room

Low-ceilinged basement space with beige textured walls and a narrow horizontal window allowing natural light near the ceiling. The floor appears unfinished, showing raw concrete or subflooring. Two recessed ceiling lights provide illumination. The area includes a small alcove and a partial wall extending from the floor to just below eye level, creating a segmented feeling. There is a visible HVAC vent embedded in a soffit along the ceiling. A single white electrical outlet is positioned low on one wall, reinforcing the utilitarian nature of this basement area, which is likely used for storage or a utility room.

Kitchen Corner

A section of the kitchen with a bright yellow painted wall contrasts with cream cabinetry featuring classic raised panel doors and black knobs. A tiled countertop in neutral beige and brown tones extends under a large window with wooden blinds, allowing natural light to filter in. The double stainless steel sink is positioned below the window. Recessed ceiling lights provide ample illumination. Dark wood flooring adds warmth to the space. There is a space between cabinets and countertop likely meant for an appliance, with minor wall wear visible, adding a lived-in character to the historic home.

Kitchen Corner Countertop

The space appears to be a kitchen corner with a small countertop and cabinetry setup. Vibrant yellow walls create a lively backdrop contrasted by white upper and lower cabinets with arched panel doors. The countertop is covered in a brown and beige tiled mosaic with a small tile backsplash that adds texture and detail. Dark wood flooring adds depth and warmth, while recessed ceiling lights provide ample illumination. A small window with wooden trim and blinds allows natural light, and a narrow stairwell nearby hints at an adjoining room or basement access. The overall style is simple and functional with bold color choices.

Listing Agent: Joshua Duke Black of Aspen Ridge Real Estate LLC via Zillow