View of yard featuring a mountain view and a rural view

Listed By Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties (Moab), Rachel Moody. 435-259-0150
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$698,000

($348/SF) • $/month

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2 Bed •

1 Bath •

2,005 SF •

0.16 AC

232 E 100 S

Moab, UT 84532

Subdivision

Moab Townsite

MLS# 2064216

22 Days on Market

Jennifer Stickler Jennifer@mountainluxury.com 801.430.0073 Principal Broker

CLASSIC FARMHOUSE CHARM Every corner of this home radiates charm, with unique details that celebrate local artistic flair and quality artisan craftmanship with La Sal milled pine wood features throughout. Whether you're basking in the enchanting morning light next to the warm gas stove, or enjoying the luxury of the private backyard space, this home is sure to be a place of comfort and incredible convenience for years to come. The open kitchen features gorgeous butcher block wood counters, stunning glass cabinets, a five-burner stainless steel stove, four-door refrigerator, a formal dining area, and a cozy bistro nook overlooking the quintessential Americana ball fields that hosts games and festivals of multiple cultures. With plaster walls and refurbished oak flooring throughout, the main level of the home also includes the primary bedroom which offers patio access to one of two patios, and the shared spacious bathroom with soaking tub. Up the stairs, you will find additional living space, or a secluded secondary bedroom, with vaulted ceilings and offering abundant closet spaces. Step outside to the enclosed yard space where a small orchard thrives with cherry, apple, pear and peach trees, and several built raised beds promise seasons of fresh, homegrown produce. Got gear? The 350 square foot basement offers spacious secured on-site storage. Located in the heart of Moab, this property combines creative living with urban access to the Mill Creek Parkway, local parks, grocery stores, restaurants and all other attractions that make 'Old Town' downtown living a dream.