A newly reduced price creates an opportunity to explore this updated Layton home. Set on a quiet cul-de-sac with no through traffic, it pairs mature landscaping and a .35-acre lot with close-up backyard views of the Layton Utah Temple framed by mountain scenery.
A Setting That Stands Apart
The backyard temple and mountain views give this home a memorable outlook, while mature trees and landscaping create a more established outdoor setting. The cul-de-sac location limits through traffic, and the lot offers room to relax, gather, and enjoy the scenery.
Character With Thoughtful Updates
Charming woodwork and built-ins bring craftsmanship to the interior, while a cozy fireplace, granite countertops, and newly updated bathrooms add everyday comfort. Recent renovations give the home a fresh feel without losing the character that makes its spaces distinct.
Flexible Space for Everyday Life
The massive primary suite includes a separate sitting area with potential for a private office, reading room, nursery, or retreat. An attached two-car garage provides capacity for vehicles, toys, a workshop, and storage, supporting both practical needs and hobbies.
Outdoor Recreation Nearby and at Home
The sport court can be arranged for pickleball, adding a ready space for activity and gathering. Adams Reservoir and Holmes Reservoir are minutes away, with access to recreation, walking paths, hiking, biking, and outdoor spaces.
Now Available at a Reduced Price
This Layton property brings together private surroundings, temple and mountain views, character-rich interiors, and flexible spaces. Its price improvement gives buyers a reason to take a closer look at a home designed for everyday comfort and memorable gatherings.
Tour This Layton Home With The Stern Team
For details on this property and its newly reduced price, The Stern Team can help buyers arrange a private showing and learn more about its distinctive features.
Schedule your private showing of 178 1500th East in Layton with The Stern Team today. Buyer to verify all information.


