Exceptional Sandy Residence with Spacious Living and Timeless Appeal. Discover this impressive 6-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence in the sought-after Aspen Terrace neighborhood of Sandy, Utah. Encompassing approximately 4,356 square feet on a 0.26-acre lot, this home offers generous living spaces, thoughtful updates, and a setting that embraces both privacy and convenience. Designed with everyday living in mind, the main level features an open, flowing layout enhanced by vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and abundant natural light. Recent interior improvements-including a renovated primary bathroom and updated flooring-add a refined touch while maintaining a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The daylight basement expands the home's versatility, providing additional space for recreation, entertaining, a home office, fitness area, or guest accommodations. An attached three-car garage offers generous room for vehicles, storage, and outdoor equipment. Step outside to enjoy a backyard framed by mature trees and terraced landscaping, complete with a covered patio that creates an inviting setting for outdoor dining, gatherings, or quiet evenings surrounded by nature. Positioned just minutes from shopping, dining, parks, and outdoor recreation, this property offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy one of Sandy's most desirable residential locations. With its spacious layout, tasteful upgrades, and inviting outdoor spaces, this home is well suited for both comfortable everyday living and memorable entertaining. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.
Single-familyProperty Type
1995Year Built
0.26 acresLot Size
$267Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Leonidas Loo Zevallos• Century 21 Harman Realty
Lone Peak, located between Dimple Dell Regional Park and Little Cottonwood Canyon, is a residential and foothill Sandy neighborhood with mountain views and trail-linked open space. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the 1300 E and 9400 S crossroads, where bike lanes, school drop-offs, and small storefronts set a steady weekday rhythm. Housing reads as late-20th-century ramblers and split-levels alongside newer rebuilds with broad driveways and mature trees. Dimple Dell’s sandy paths and equestrian routes shape daily routines, while canyon air and granite walls pull attention east. Nearby, Alta Ski Area, Snowbird, and the Sandy Amphitheater act as cultural and recreation pillars. The grid stays quiet, with the Wasatch skyline doing most of the talking.