Live in the treetops in Gilmer Park. This mid-century modern on a hillside in Gilmer Park is a rare gem that has had only two owners in 69 years. Originally built in 1955, it was thoroughly and thoughtfully remodeled with a Max J. Smith design. Nearly every room in this large-windowed house is bathed in natural light. Wood is the word. The wood-frame house sits among tall trees, and the siding is painted redwood. The interior is a feast of wood grains, from the maple banister to the red oak floors to the birch, cherry and maple cabinets and shelves. The primary suite features a walk-in closet with built-ins and a full bathroom with exquisite tilework. Large eaves are passive solar, allowing winter sun to stream into the kitchen and dining room while giving shade in summer. Two patios and a balcony deck. Large lot is a gardener's paradise. Multiple flower beds surrounded by mature trees and shrubs. The terraced front yard has a vegetable garden, and the secluded backyard includes a patio, small shed and children's playhouse. The oversized two-car garage with workbench and carport - completely rebuilt in 2008 - are accessed from a rear alley. The neighborhood is ideally located near the University of Utah, 9th and 9th shopping/dining and private/public schools.