Welcome to a rare find in Sugar House: a beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,540-square-foot home set on a lot roughly 50% larger than the neighborhood average, and every inch of it has been put to purposeful, productive use. Two generations of dedicated owners have spent years building healthy soil and practicing organic gardening methods, transforming this yard into a true food forest. A generous 1,500-square-foot garden anchors the space, surrounded by mature fruit trees, perennial berries, and flowering plants chosen for both beauty and yield. Beyond the classics, you'll find unique edibles rarely seen in a residential landscape: paw paw, jujube, and serviceberry, alongside established pollinator habitat that keeps the whole ecosystem thriving. Whether you're an experienced grower or just love the idea of stepping outside to harvest your own food, you are inheriting a well-established system. Sustainability continues beyond the yard. The home is fitted with owned solar panels and paid secondary water shares through Lower Millcreek Irrigation, keeping overall water usage well under the neighborhood average despite the property's larger lot size. It's a rare pairing of lower utility costs and lower environmental impact. Inside, the home reflects the same care shown to the land. It has been lovingly and consistently maintained over the years, with a finished basement adding valuable living space, plus recent updates including a new water heater (2022), a new garage door (2022), and upgraded attic insulation (2023). This home is a must-see for buyers who want a living, producing landscape built on years of soil stewardship, paired with a comfortable, well-cared-for home and genuine sustainable systems already in place. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from County records. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.