List Price: 150,000.00 – 625,000.00
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: 117 Studio to three-bedroom units | 4 live/work spaces
The ideal live/work spaces in The Metro include street-level office or retail space, second-level residential space, and an interior stairway with direct access to secured parking. Residentially speaking, the Metro is a secured building that includes parking, a specially-landscaped dog run, a terrace, a hot tub, and a permanently installed BBQ area, to name a few perks. One tremendous advantage of living at The Metro is the access to all things ‘downtown’: Library Square and TRAX are just across the street; the new Harmon’s, City Creek, and Gallivan Center are within 2-3 blocks; gallery stroll, Salt Lake Pride, and the Utah Arts Festival are right outside your front door [along with numerous restaurants, parks, etc.]. Views from these condos are varied and gorgeous, including the city and surrounding mountains.
List Price: 102,000.00 – 520,000.00
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: One- to three-bedroom units | 336 to 2,050 sq. ft.
At the risk of sounding enormously cliche, the location, location, location of a space does pull some weight, and that of the Belvedere is serving in spades. This building is about as smack dab in the thick of things as you can get, so you’ll basically be equidistant to all this city’s cosmopolitan goodness; City Creek, the downtown Harmon’s, and the architectural majesty that is O.C Tanner are all direct neighbors, and loads more are mere blocks away. The building itself isn’t lacking in selling points, either. Originally an old hotel, the Belvedere boasts charming units and a killer vintage vibe. This is quintessential city living packed with loads of buttoned-up character, and it’s not a difficult one for us to get behind, atall…
List Price: 200,000.00 – 1,600,000.00
Neigborhood: University
Property Profile: One- to four-bedroom units | 450 to 6,000 sq. ft.
Built in 1960 and sporting some serious mid-century charm, the Wasatch Towers have just about all you could ask for in terms of city living. For starters, we don’t think valley-wide views ever hurt anyone. And, while the exterior of this building is head-to-toe mid-mod, many of these units have been updated in recent years, so your chances are high of landing a space that’s up to date, yet packed with retro charm. Better still: most units here come with balcony space, and the building is equipped with its own private garage, too. It’s all just ten minutes from downtown, and less than a block away from all the eateries and local goodies surrounding the University. This one’s a gem, say we.
List Price: 150,000.00+
Neigborhood: Central City
Property Profile: One- to two-bedroom units | 595 to 890 sq. ft.
This sturdy little mid-city situation is absolutely packed with classic architectural goodness. Built in 1927, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989, the time-honored charm is palpable, here. With neat brickwork, intricate molding, and lamps flanking each side of the entrance, the exterior is elegant, to say the least. Inside, each unit has been immaculately restored, in what we call “the best o’ both worlds”. Original, exposed brick and hardwood floors meet new cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, and the bathrooms have been restored with honeycomb tiles, full tubs, and pedestal sinks. With a location in between the University and downtown, this place is ace.
List Price: 120,000.00 – 420,000.00
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: One- to two-bedroom units | 427 to 1,204 sq. ft.
The Broadway Park Lofts rock a clean, modern, industrial vibe, with a delightful central courtyard that’s accessible from all ground level units. Each Park Loft unit comes with all those staple trappings of industrial loft living that you’d expect: metal, spiral staircases, stainless steel appliances, and dreamy garage door-style windows that allow you to open the whole place up to the outdoors–which brings us to this ‘hood. Here, you’ll be right close to Pioneer Park (which means you’ll not have to worry about finding parking for the Twilight Concert Series or Farmer’s Market come summer), Caputo’s Deli, Bruges Waffles & Frites, Carlucci’s Bakery, Pallet, and a whole slew of other delightful bites. A beautiful day in the neighborhood, indeed.
List Price: Low 100s to Mid 200s
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: One- to two-bedroom units | 373 to 1,112 sq. ft.
A quiet little street right in the heart of downtown, Pierpont Place is a nice slice of SoHo in SLC. Converted from a set of warehouses to 49 loft-style units in 2001, the Pierpont Lofts sport a tidy (and historic) brick exterior and loads of urban charm. Inside, you’ll find exposed brick walls, 15′ ceilings, and clean, open living space. This community features a private access courtyard, off-street parking, and one of the most walkable ‘hoods in town (you’re practically rubbing elbows with Pallet and The Rose Establishment). For authentic city living, loft life is it, and Pierpont’s the place.
List Price: Low 100s to High 200s
Neigborhood: Avenues
Property Profile: One- to two-bedroom units | 809 to 1,500 sq. ft.
Built in 1964, the Bonneville Tower is perched like a mid-century style tiered cake atop 800 E. With a brick exterior that’s garnished in white, cast-stone, the Bonneville Tower sports a lobby that’s been buttoned up in black marble, and those brass elevators (embossed with an Old English ‘B’) add a welcomed air of propriety. Nearly every unit here sports mountain or valley views, and many of them have undergone updates in recent years. The second floor terrace holds an outdoor pool, and both parking and entry are secure. In short, the Bonneville is home to a mid-city sense of composed refinement–just steps from Downtown, the Aves, or the University.
List Price: Low 400s to 1.5M+
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: One- to three-bedroom units | 903 to 2,415 sq. ft.
Built in 2010, Richards Court is a newer addition to downtown SLC’s skyline. The glass and brick structure sits right on the edge of City Creek Center–so shopping will be a cinch–and boasts views of some of Salt Lake’s most postcard-worthy landmarks. Location-wise, this spot is neighbors with the Vivint Smart Home Arena and Abravanel Hall, meaning some of the city’s most sought-after performances will be well walkable. At Richards Court, you’ll find private, landscaped terraces, a fitness room, underground parking, and individual storage units. Convenience, updates, and amenities aplenty–fully immersed in Salt Lake’s city center.
