318 East Hampton Avenue in Salt Lake City, Utah
- Referenced in the Liberty Wells Historic District:
Of the 791 contributing properties in the area, nearly 60 percent (470) are bungalow variations. Myriad styles were applied to the bungalow form, though most commonly they were unadorned and simply exhibited the basic bungalow characteristics of a low-slung roof, heavy porch, and deep eaves as represented by the c. 1920 residence at 318 E. Hampton Avenue. Others received greater stylistic treatment with details from the Arts and Crafts style, as seen in the c. 1920 residence at 147 E. Harvard Avenue, and the Prairie School style, as seen in the c. 1920 residence at 457 E. Edith Avenue.