Straight lines are overrated. In a world of boxy renovations curve appeal, at 2136 Elaine Drive throws a beautiful curveball-literally. Perched on Bountiful's coveted East Bench, this 4-bedroom home is a masterclass in organic architecture. The first thing you'll notice is the striking curved faade, a blend of warm cedar and stone that softens the home's profile against the mountains. But this isn't just for show; that architectural rhythm flows right through the front door. Inside, the interior walls mimic those exterior curves, guiding you through the space in a way that feels intentional and seamless-even down to the walkout basement. It's a detail you rarely see, and it gives the home a custom, designer feel that is impossible to replicate. The layout has been smartly reconfigured for modern life. We're talking about a dedicated home office (essential), a proper mudroom (a life-saver), and a surprising amount of storage tucked away exactly where you need it. With a mix of baths-including a full, a three-quarter, and a half-bath-morning traffic jams are a thing of the past. While the front yard serves up major curb appeal, the backyard offers a different kind of opportunity. With sturdy retaining walls already in place, the hardscaping is done, leaving a blank canvas for your own vision-whether that's a minimalist xeriscape to match the mid-century vibes or a lush garden to frame the view. This is a home with good bones, great flow, and a distinct personality. Let's get you home.
