393 S 200 W, Cedar City, UT 84720

The house is designated on the National Historic Register and is available for tax credits when preservation improvements are followed. The home and gardens were designed by Mary L. Bastow, Associate Professor of Art at the Branch Agricultural College (SUU). As she designed her dream home she created blue prints for the gardens and the home to ensure they complemented one another. The windows of the home reach from floor to ceiling to bring the gardens indoors. The house walls are extended out into the yard to create secluded gardens throughout the property. The patio is designed with a half-moon pool that can either host gold fish or a flower bed. The yard is full of paths and gardens and will be a treasure for those who love the outdoors. A tool house in the back has ample room for all your gardening implements. The yard is a favorite location for neighborhood night games. The large kitchen is bathed with sunlight and provides incredible views of Cedar Mountain. The large front room with vaulted ceilings has plenty of room for your friends and family and enough bookshelves for an extensive private library. There is ample storage space and built in cabinets throughout the home. The furnace, refrigerator and air conditioning unit are all new. A large garden spot in the back can provide enough produce for you and your neighbors or allow storage for your RV or trailers. The home was built in 1943. A carport and studio were added in the mid 1950s and a large modern kitchen was added in the mid 1970s. The home has been well maintained and is ready to become your new dream home. Full appraisal completed in October - Priced $267,000 with irrigation water rights - $265,000 without - For more information call Tyler (435) 531-6103