Mony Ty

This home has always been a favorite-quiet from the street, almost secretive in its presence. But once invited in, its architectural story unfolds in brilliant layers. The proportions are impeccable throughout. The main approach is a gesture in symmetry and balance, anchored by a wide path that aligns precisely with the double entry doors. Above, the second story glows like a stretch of sunset

Over the past two decades, I've been trying to share the stories of these unique homes that I've listed. Some are whimsical, while others are simply historical accounts of their pasts. Well, I don't know the architect of this particular home. However, the story goes that Milton Muir, the developer and builder of this home, purchased the land from the Colemere family in 1957, hence the name of the

A classic Mid-Century home typically offers a private front, with a glass-walled rear. The previous owner of this home collaborated with Red Butte Garden's horticulturist to meticulously select foliage suitable for the yard. Notably, the home boasts a prized cactus plant transported from Arizona by the homeowner himself. This Eduard Dreier home embodies the essence of Mid-Century Modern

SELLER IS HIGHLY MOTIVATED. All reasonable offers will be considered.Quiet luxury may be having a moment, but this subtle masterpiece of a home understood new age elegance before it was trending. During the renovation process, I watched countless passersby stop and stare at the house from the street, totally transfixed. It was as if they'd never seen anything like it before and they hadn't. This