Bonneville Tower
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Condos + Lofts

Bonneville Tower

March 2, 2017 | cityhomeCOLLECTIVE
Kerri Fukui

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.   

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