This one of a kind home, located in Salt Lake’s distinguished Federal Heights neighborhood, will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. Sigsbee Avenue is graced by mature trees, historic lamp posts, and a sense of style that only Father Time can lend. You’re welcomed to 1438 by a porte cochere, offering both convenience and a touch of French sophistication. Inside the bungalow, you will find beauty and character at every turn. An arched entryway invites you into the living room, which features custom built-in shelves surrounding a gas fireplace and quarter sawn white oak hardwood flooring. The adjoining dining room dazzles with wood box beam ceilings. Leaded glass cabinets in the kitchen speak to the home’s unique personality. High-end updates to the primary bathroom include marble flooring and quartz countertops. Equally impressive is the seamless connection from the interior space to the outdoors. The sliding glass doors, off the multifunctional room that can be used as a mudroom or kitchen nook, flow to a private and quiet backyard. This extended living space is equipped with a deck, salt water Arctic Spa, and mature landscaping. A detached two-car garage offers additional storage and access to the back alleyway. The warmer months will bring hydrangea and crabapple blooms, as well as homegrown peaches and raspberries. Relaxing from the front porch swing, you can even spot the lake and State Capitol while maintaining a complete retreat from city living. Federal Heights was established with purpose in the early 1900s, conveniently located between South Temple, the University of Utah, and the Wasatch Mountain Range. While the historic significance is evident in the winding streets and diverse architectural styles, the timeless neighborhood continues to lend convenience, walkability, and a polished charm. This property is truly unforgettable.