Presiding over the entrance to one of Salt Lake City's most idyllic neighborhoods, this four-bedroom, four-bath Yalecrest residence is a study in timeless elegance. Infused with French Revival influences-stained glass windows, garden doors, exposed beams, the graceful sweep of hardwood stairs, and a kitchen kissed with Parisian flair-every space feels intentional, intimate, and deeply romantic. Meticulous care has preserved its character, while thoughtful updates ensure modern comfort. The heart of the home is its fireplace. Made of earth-toned Batchelder tiles, it radiates warmth and durability. Yet it is the balcony that will steal your heart. Late afternoons overlooking crocuses in bloom, a glass in hand, are the simple pleasures we live for. Upstairs, the owner's suite invites retreat and reflection. Generous in scale, it features an en suite bath where a turreted shower evokes the whimsy of a European castle. There's a second bedroom and bath upstairs along with two more bedrooms and a bathroom in the lower level. Outside, English-inspired gardens create a serene, private oasis of roses and Japanese maples. A secret nook teases with daffodils, tulips, and wisteria. Hide-and-seek, anyone? And while this home is undeniably beautiful, it has also been thoughtfully enhanced, seamlessly blending historic allure with modern convenience. Every detail-from the materials to the finishes-speaks to living intentionally, a space for gathering, for dreaming, and savoring the sweet life.