334 Parry St, Ogden, UT 84404

Around the corner from Ogden's High Adventure Park and access to the Ogden River, designated a Blue Ribbon Fishery, is one of Ogden's most charming historic homes, originally built by Ada Parry and her husband, Sumner Nelson circa 1905 (recorded by the city in 1914). This Shingle-Style Queen Anne Victorian has characteristics of this architectural style such as a rough-hewn stone foundation, dark brick around the first floor with wood shingles wrapped around complex shapes on the second story, arches, extra tall ceiling heights and an abundance of over-sized, new windows encouraging a tactile interaction with the outdoors. The main-floor master bedroom has an en-suite full bath and expansive walk-in closet with its own exterior entrance. Beautifully updated, this historic home is now ready for a new chapter.