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Your New House in Utah Valley, Mom and Dad!


When I drove the shuttle van for Mark Harmon's Auto Center, I found this charming neighborhood that I thought Mom and Dad might have been interested in buying.

It was off of State Street in Lindon, past some fruit orchards and up a slight hill offering a beautiful view of Utah Lake.

I snapped this photo with my phone out the window of the shuttle van. I found out from my passenger that the ward was full of recent empty-nesters. The average house price (back then) was around $400,000. However, since you guys decided against Utah, I didn't bother sending the picture to you.



What do you all think? Worth checking out?
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  1. HeatherTue Nov 18, 06:53:00 AM MST

    It does look charming. I'd have checked it out for sure if they'd moved to UT.

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  2. NoelleTue Nov 18, 01:41:00 PM MST

    It's cute but somewhat small lot....I bet the view is gorgeous. It looks kind of more like a "starter home" in my opinion. Did you say it was going for 400? Yikes!

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  3. Stefanie ElyseTue Nov 18, 08:52:00 PM MST

    it looks pretty good to me :) Lucky thing they ended up with Lake Samammish though- can't beat it!

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  4. Julie TThu Nov 20, 02:48:00 PM MST

    Yes!!!

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