Windermere Real Estate (Draper)

The east coast versus west coast argument takes on a lot of forms: Celtics versus Lakers, Shake Shack versus In-N-Out, fast-paced versus laid back. Why argue? This townhome demonstrates that you can have the best of both worlds. This rare row type townhome gives serious east coast suburban borough vibes, with its calculated exterior and multiple lofted level interior. You get a bright, open aura that's more urban sophistication than that typical Utah standard. Tall ceilings, natural light, and a layout that just moves-this one stands out in all the right ways. But because you're in the west, you actually get some square footage. This home has three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a full 2,150 square feet so you can stretch out and have a flexible space. Step outside and you get more of that east-west mix. You're in beautiful Draper with bright blue skies, but you can still walk to the elementary school, the Draper recreation center, and the Corner Canyon Trail system for endless hiking, biking, and exploring. If there's a better example of the best of both coasts than a walkable-hikeable home, we can't think of it. Mountain views come standard, and with The Point redevelopment taking shape, you're perfectly placed to enjoy Draper's future without getting caught in the noise. Here, you get the versatility and nostalgic charm of a classic Row home, paired with the everyday ease of Utah living. Lay down the old east v west argument and meet in the middle. Take the best of both worlds in this townhome.