Murray is located in the central part of the Salt Lake Valley. In the early days of its history, the Murray area served as home to various Native American tribes, including the Paiute, Shoshone and Ute tribes. In the fall of 1848, attracted to what was known as the "Big Bend" of the Jordan River, early pioneers arrived and settled in the area. Murray gradually became a ‘traveler′s rest’ stop for Pony Express riders and the area continued to grow and prosper. Located in the center of the Salt Lake Valley, today Murray has become an enterprise for industry. It is known as a major retail hub and is also home to some of the best parks and recreation in the valley, including Murray Park, the Jordan River Parkway, Salt Lake County Ice Center and the Wheeler Historic Farm. The Murray City Cultural Arts program also hosts year-round cultural activities including arts-in-education projects, workshops, camps, art shows, and a performing arts organization. Notably, Murray is also home to the Desert Star Playhouse, located in the historic Iris Theater, along with both the Murray Theater and Murray Park Amphitheater which host screenings for the Slamdance Film Festival. Forbes magazine has ranked Utah the No. 1 state for business four out of the last five years. Salt Lake County is also the home of the NBA’s Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake of the MLS, University of Utah Pac-12 athletics, and was the host of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
just steps from the front door, enjoy a neighborhood park with a playground, gathering areas, and community bbqs. leave the car at home and walk to trax for easy access throughout the city, offering a lifestyle reminiscent of european city living where dining, recreation, and everyday conveniences are within reach. whether a secondary or primary home, it suits all needs
walk to the front climbing gym or second summit, known for its covered pickleball courts and beer hall. downtown salt lake is approximately 10 minutes away, the airport is 15 minutes, and intermountain healthcare is just 5 minutes away. for skiers and snowboarders, four world-class resorts are less than 30 minutes from home.
light, privacy, and an unbeatable central location define this end-row townhome with a 2-story family room. oversized windows flood the home with natural light, while its thoughtful positioning provides added privacy without looking directly into neighboring homes. the dramatic great room features soaring ceilings extending to the second-floor height, creating an open and impressive sense of space.
recent upgrades to this turnkey home include furnace replacement (2025); heat pump replacement (2025); new thermostat with app including app to the garage; garage door actuator replacement (2024); new carpet replacement (2026)
bright, private, walkable, and exceptionally connected-you simply cannot get much more central than this.
