When the owners decided to replace their 1950s Salt Lake City rambler, they knew exactly what they wanted: a modern farmhouse with the generous, light-filled rooms the original never had. The result is a home that wears its influences honestly — board and batten siding, a standing seam metal roof, and a stone base that grounds the whole composition — while delivering a contemporary level of space and comfort throughout. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a large primary suite with a private walled garden patio sit alongside a three-stall garage with loft above. Wide verandas at the rear frame views of the pool terrace and gardens, making the outdoors as considered as the rooms that look out onto it.
