The downside of these
ramblers is that most were built with
either one-car garages or carports.
Some carports allow access to a
backyard big enough to
accommodate a two-car garage, but
most don't. That's why so many
homes in Canyon Rim are being
demolished today to make room for
new mega-houses. On a per-foot
basis, Canyon Rim is a little cheaper
than Sugar House Utah.
ramblers is that most were built with
either one-car garages or carports.
Some carports allow access to a
backyard big enough to
accommodate a two-car garage, but
most don't. That's why so many
homes in Canyon Rim are being
demolished today to make room for
new mega-houses. On a per-foot
basis, Canyon Rim is a little cheaper
than Sugar House Utah.
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| Canyon Rim Ramblers |
| Part of the Salt Lake Valley's post-World War II building boom, most Canyon Rim houses were constructed in the early to mid-1950s. These ramblers aren't as large as those in Oak Hills/St. Mary's, but they offer more space than the cottages and ranches that dominated the era's construction boom. These homes were built on larger lots, averaging a fifth of an acre. If you want a big home on a big lot, try Canyon Rim. |
| Quirks: |
| WHEN: Most Canyon Rim homes were built in the early to mid-1950s. WHERE: Canyon Rim runs east from about 2300 East to I-215 and from 2700 South to 3300 South. Some feel the true Canyon Rim doesn't start until 2700 East, but many Salt Lake City realtors don't differentiate between the areas. |
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