Set on a quiet street in the South Valley community of Taylorsville, this 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom mid-century modern home is a rare find in the Salt Lake City area. Built in the 1960s and having just one previous owner, this well cared for property is full of charming period details and original features that make it a unique and compelling find. Set crossways on the lot for maximum privacy from the street, a large driveway capped by an angular two-car carport opens to a carefully tended path to the front door. Stepping inside to the great room, vaulted ceilings convey a feeling of airy hospitality. A large wall of windows is offset by the adjacent fireplace wall of painted brick and a low contiguous mantle, perfect for decorative display. A half wall separates the kitchen from the main living area, bringing form and function into the body of the home. Period-authentic cabinets, cooktop, and built-in wall oven are augmented by updated granite countertops and framed by open pass-through to the spacious dining room area, with the door to the back patio and partially fenced backyard just beyond. The half staircase leading up from the main floor provides access to the upper level of the home, and easy access to a full bathroom and three bedrooms, including the primary which has its own dedicated en-suite bathroom. The lower level off the main floor includes a three-quarter bath with walk-in shower, a laundry area, and room for a supplemental office, studio or guest room containing a cedar-lined closet. Just down the hall through a pair of swinging half doors is the bar room, complete with a polished heavy wood bar as its centerpiece and matching leather bar stools. In the opposite corner, a bright red metal-cone vintage Preway fireplace, the perfect compliment to winter entertaining.