Walk into Historic Elegance! Built in 1886 by Ogden tabernacle's architect, William Fyfe. The Adams House has rich history as one of the prominent houses in Ogden. Built for the daughter of Ogdens first mayor Lorin Far, Tirzah Farr. As one of the first 3 children born to the settlers of Ogden this home was kept in the family for 100 years from 1886 to 1996. Honoring the rich history, this home has been completely remodeled to include period specific finishes and design. As a Gothic Revival home with Transitional design, the Adams House has all the original elegance combined with detailed quality updates. Walk through the front door to be welcomed into the house by spectacular lighting, French doors leading into the formal dining room, completely updated kitchen, impressive bathrooms, and a master suite with its own walk in closet, extensive master bathroom including a large dual wall shower, stand alone soaker tub, and 72 in double vanity, and it's own private balcony including the original restored hand crafted door and handle. Heated by split system ducting upstairs and brand new furnace and AC downstairs you will always be comfortable. Keep power bills low with the completely paid off solar system. The fully fenced backyard will be easily maintained with full sprinklers and relax on your patio and enjoy the spectacular night view of the Ogden city temple. Electrical already ran and installed to accommodate a hot tub. Tankless water, exposed original brick, new HVAC, new windows, new lighting, new flooring, nest thermostat, new kitchen, new bathrooms, new plumbing, new electrical, interior French doors, original pocket doors, full landscaping. The Adams House has had no expense spared and has been updated with incredible detail from the finish work, doorknobs, and all product choices and finishes. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.