641 E 300 N Morgan, UT 84050

Step into a piece of Utah history with this extraordinary 1914 Victorian-era limestone home, originally built by the area's first medical doctor. Resting on land gifted by President Ulysses S. Grant to the mayor of Morgan in the late 1800s, this property is more than a home-it's living history. Crafted from thick, hand-cut grey limestone blocks and set on original oak post-and-beam foundation. The home has been updated and enhanced while preserving its historical integrity. Interior upgrades include stripped, treated, primed, and double-coated paint throughout the main and upper levels and a fully repainted exterior. The basement boasts three fully renovated bedrooms, 3/4 bath, new furnace and ductwork, and newly installed dark oak wood laminate flooring across all three levels. Fresh carpet adorns the staircase and lower level, and new lighting fixtures with a new kitchen elevate everyday comfort. Other upgrades include a newly installed perimeter fence and updated master bedroom and bathroom on the main floor. Both octagonal bedrooms-upstairs and down-remain as architectural gems, and the home is on a neighborhood spring-fed private reservoir that is frequently monitored for quality. Close to ski areas, hiking & mountain biking trails, and water activities, this home offers more than its history; it offers a way of life. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of Morgan Valley's most iconic homes-perfect for a primary residence, bed & breakfast, or historic showcase property. Reach out today for a private showing.