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| Sugar House Utah: Spacious Ramblers |
| Almost all of the ramblers in Sugar House Utah were built after World War II. Most were built from the mid-1950s to the 1970s. What they lack in charm they make up for in space. Ceilings are high, rooms are big, and many basements are walkout. If you need a house above 3,000 square feet with five or more bedrooms and a two-car garage, you'll want to look at a rambler. Many St. Marys and Oak Hills residents are original owners of their homes. They are dated, and sell for about $150 per square foot. As this area turns over in the next few years and these homes are updated, watch out. These are big houses close to town, many with great city views. It could one day be the most desirable area in town. |


| WHEN: In the Sugar House area, these spacious homes were mainly built from the mid-1950s to the early 1970s. . WHERE: The greatest concentration is in the Oak Hills/St. Marys area above Foothill Drive. Pockets exist above 1900 East and north of 1700 South in El Rey Park and the newer part of Harvard/Yale. |
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