Rarely does a Holladay rambler offer the combination of beautifully updated living space, a detached heated and air-conditioned studio, and an inviting backyard designed for gathering, gardening, and enjoying every season. Tucked away in one of Holladay's most desirable neighborhoods, this beautifully updated rambler offers the perfect blend of comfort, character, and versatility. Professionally measured at 2,621 square feet, the home features new carpet throughout, a well-appointed kitchen with a Viking gas range, tankless water heater and inviting living spaces designed for everyday living and effortless entertaining. Step outside to discover a backyard retreat complete with a spacious deck, mature landscaping, raised garden boxes; even a green house, as well as plenty of room to relax or gather with family and friends. A detached, heated and air-conditioned 215-square-foot studio provides endless possibilities as an art studio, home office, fitness room, workshop, or creative space. The detached two-car garage offers additional storage and functionality with an insulated garage door. Perfectly situated near world-class skiing, hiking, and mountain recreation, while offering quick freeway access, this exceptional Holladay home combines peaceful neighborhood living with unbeatable convenience to Salt Lake City, the airport, and the Wasatch Front. This is a rare opportunity to own a home that offers flexibility, privacy, and the lifestyle so many buyers are searching for.
Meadowcrest, located between Big Cottonwood Creek and Holladay Boulevard, is a residential and suburban Holladay neighborhood with tree-lined streets and mountain-view backdrops. The area reads as quiet and polished, with mid-century ramblers and newer rebuilds set on generous lots. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Holladay Boulevard & Murray Holladay Road crossroads, where patios, coffee counters, and local storefronts set a steady daytime hum. Community touchstones include Caputo’s Market & Deli, The Pearl on Main, and Holladay Arts Council events at the City Hall campus. Creekside paths and pocket parks shape daily routines, while nearby trailheads pull the Wasatch foothills into view. Dining and errands cluster along the boulevard, keeping the pace practical without feeling commercial.