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Sandy, UT 84070
Situated on six acres, Cedarwood at Sandy offers Independent and Assisted Living including 116 independent living, 48 assisted living, and 15 memory care residences. At our community, you will find a relaxing outdoor gazebo and landscaped courtyard perfect for gathering with friends or enjoying a book surrounded by beautiful mature trees. The lobby welcomes you in with a cozy fireplace and interior spaces feature LED lighting and modern architectural styles throughout. Sitting beneath the breathtaking Wasatch Mountains in the heart of Sandy, Utah, Cedarwood is only a 20-minute drive from Salt Lake City.
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