1319 east 2500 north
North Ogden, UT 84414
3 Beds | 2 Baths | ~2,000 SqFt
$430,000
SOLD
MLS# 2066815
Experience the best of North Ogden living in a community that balances outdoor adventure with everyday convenience. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, the area is ideal for those who love hiking, biking, and exploring nature. North Ogden is known for its welcoming community, well-maintained parks, and vibrant local amenities, including charming shops, dining options, and year-round community events. Enjoy the convenience of nearby recreational opportunities like Nordic Valley and Pineview Reservoir while still being just a short drive from downtown Ogden's entertainment and dining scene. Whether you're looking for a serene retreat or an active lifestyle, this location has something for everyone.
Exterior living
This North Ogden home sits on a generous lot framed by mature trees that give the property a settled, established feel that newer construction simply cannot replicate. The wood deck off the main level is a genuine outdoor living space, wide enough for a full grill setup and seating, and shaded by the canopy of trees that surrounds it. A covered pergola area extends the usable outdoor footprint further, and a concrete patio below offers an additional gathering spot for warmer months. A detached storage shed at the back of the lot adds practical utility, and the yard itself has room to grow into whatever the next owner envisions.
The location earns its keep. Nordic Valley and Pineview Reservoir are close enough to feel like neighborhood amenities, and downtown Ogden's dining and entertainment scene is a short drive south. It is the kind of setting that draws people to North Ogden and keeps them there.
kitchen
The kitchen is well-proportioned and functional, finished with warm wood cabinetry, light countertops, dark hardwood flooring, and a full stainless steel appliance package including a gas range, dishwasher, and refrigerator. A peninsula with counter seating creates a natural dividing point between the kitchen and the rest of the main level without closing the space off, and built-in open shelving adds storage and character in equal measure. The dining area sits just off the kitchen, lit by a classic chandelier, with a pass-through window that brings in borrowed light from the front of the home.
living room
The main level living room is open, well-proportioned, and anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone surround with a wood-burning stove that is the clear focal point of the room. Hardwood flooring runs throughout, and a large window pulls in natural light and frames views of the mature trees outside. The sight line from the living room through to the kitchen keeps the main floor feeling connected and cohesive. It is a room with genuine character, the kind that comes from age and intention rather than a recent renovation, and it reads warmly in every season.
Primary suite
The primary bedroom is calm and generously sized, with hardwood flooring, two windows that bring in natural light from multiple directions, and a ceiling fan for year-round comfort. The connected bathroom has been finished with dark wood cabinetry, a framed mirror, slate-toned tile wainscoting, and a tub and shower combination with tiled surround. The finishes give the bathroom a layered, earthy feel that suits the overall character of the home. It is a suite that delivers privacy and a comfortable morning routine without asking for anything before move-in.
More to explore
The lower level adds meaningful square footage and a personality all its own. The primary space is a large carpeted room with dark wood wainscoting, a stone surround fireplace, and enough room to function as a family room, recreation space, or oversized bedroom depending on what the next owner needs. A second carpeted bedroom on the lower level is straightforward and functional, with a small window and its own separate entry. A full bathroom with a curved glass shower enclosure, wood-framed mirror, and tile flooring rounds out the lower level, making the basement a fully usable part of the home rather than an afterthought. For a buyer who wants flexibility, the lower level delivers it without asking for any additional investment.
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