There's this code in real estate where some commonly used words mean something else. Cozy means small; quaint means weird. That's why we're careful to use the word timeless because it's usually just code for shag carpet and one too many wallpapered bedrooms. So what do we call this house that hits all the style sweet spots without over-the-top fad following? Sensible? Solid? For example, location never goes out of style, and this home is located in the corner of the Oak Vista subdivision. It's a stone's throw from the Amber Crest park, miles of trails (including a dog park!), and sits quietly off the main drag into the community. The curb appeal is fresh, charming, and welcoming. Inside, the main floor layout continues to stand the test of time thanks to its large entry, high ceilings, and windows that bathe the main floor in natural light. Sunshine ain't going out of style anytime soon. We love the simplicity of the kitchen and family room. Take note of the orientation of the bar - it flows just the way you want it to-right into the family room. The upstairs is pleasant and practical. The sellers say they love having the family all on the same level and the jury is still out on which views are better-the SLC valley vista from the primary suite, or Utah Lake views out front. Downstairs is fully finished with plenty of space to spread out. Anytime you pair a family room with a wet bar, you know you have a winning combo for years to come. Outside is nearly maintenance-free thanks to its always green turf and low maintenance flower beds. Enjoy your weekends at the community pool and not in the yard, unless of course you just stay home to kick up your feet under the shade of the custom pergola or play on the swingset in the fully fenced yard. So, we're not going to say it's timeless, but we do know there's no time to waste before taking a look; a sensible home like this disappears fast in today's market. **SELLER IS OFFERING A $20,000 FLOORING/UPGRADE ALLOWANCE PAYABLE AT CLOSING. HURRY TO PICK OUT SELECTIONS NOW!**

Whatever happened to postcards? It used to be almost required of anyone on vacation to send a postcard back to loved ones to share the adventure (and make them a little jealous). We think it's time to bring them back, and we have just the scene for you to make your own custom postcard. Share the postcard views with loved ones from this SunCrest 2-story and you may just evoke a little jealousy; Lone Peak out the front and the four seasons beauty of the Maple Hollow Corridor out the back. Find a community park right out the front porch, and miles of hiking, mountain biking, and snowshoeing trails directly out the back. Yep, this is one of those ideally located kinds of places with no front or backyard neighbors and views that are only found in SunCrest. Inside, you could probably just invite everyone in your address book along, thanks to the large flowing floor plan that was built for dinner groups, birthdays, barbecues, and family get togethers. The kitchen is conveniently adjacent to both the formal and semi-formal dining rooms and wide open to the family room. A sky high entry, an abundance of windows, and a covered deck plus walkout patio help expand the space and make you feel like you're always a stone's throw from nature. Upstairs is sensible without being overdone. The primary suite is positioned right at the back of the house and finds the home's best views. The ensuite bath features a separate bathtub, shower, dual vanities, and a large walk-in closet. Find 3 other bedrooms, a full bathroom, and the laundry room (no lugging dirty clothes) to round out that second level. Downstairs is fully finished and finds 2 additional bedrooms and another full bathroom. We love the generously sized family room. Multiple windows drench the space with natural light and make it inviting for whatever use you choose-TV room, playroom, workout area, or game room. The walkout leads you to a fully landscaped yard that is perfect for 4 legged furry friends, little adventurers, yard games, and those sweeping, unobstructed views. Take a look at the postcard-worthy pics and then come see it in person.