Welcome to your environmental anomaly in Salt Lake City: a one-owner eco-friendly smart home built in 2017 for sustainable living. Modern, low-maintenance stucco and cedar exterior blends the city with nature while fitting into the Central Ninth neighborhood. Wasatch mountain views from each room are washed with natural light under tall, airy ceilings and massive doors and windows, and don't require turning on the low voltage & LED lighting until after sunset. No expense spared in building nor upgrading. Twelve solar panels on the roof produce more energy than the house requires for most of the year. A solar-fed battery backup system ensures electricity even when the utility doesn't. Each room's climate is individually adjusted with your phone through efficient heat pump mini-splits. The Scandinavian modern design features the most energy-efficient appliances and features on the market, from a heat pump water heater to a house-wide heat recovery ventilator air purifier. A larger lot and square footage than other development homes also feature a balcony with mountain and downtown views. Over $75000 in upgrades since construction includes a custom storage shed workshop built to match the house, solar panel expansion, window coverings, upgraded appliances including brand new Fischer & Paykel Refrigerator, and water heater, custom built-in desk integrated into mantle and fireplace, and extensive interior cabinetry. Owner-designed and locally-built birch and ash woodworking throughout the open floor plan include a beautiful bespoke fold-out bed in a spacious guest room with a bathroom. A secure and lit carport is an EV car charger ready. 100% native plants and xeriscaping with automated drip irrigation sets off the abundant and fragrant lavender, surrounded by a full-perimeter custom cedar fence. Drive 20 seconds to an I-80 on/off ramp, yet maintain absolute silence inside 11" walls that offer mountain, not highway, views. Public transit including Green Bikes, scooters, all lines of Trax train including a direct shot to the airport, and UTA bus located within a one-minute walk. Skip two minutes to Water Witch for an after-work cocktail. Take your work calls at Publik, Blue Copper, or Creek Tea. Three barbershops are within a block, as is Vertical Diner and Big O Doughnuts. Six local restaurants include the celebrated Laziz or walk seven minutes to Purgatory and even more bars and restaurants. This house is located in the most convenient destination for mountain play and downtown convenience while offering walking distance to Jefferson and Liberty Parks, ice cream at Normal, and cookies at Chip. The 9-Line and 200 West bike paths take you straight to the Downtown Farmers Market, Jordan River Parkway, and more. Ultimate SLC homes like this are few and far between, easy on the eyes and the planet.