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150 S 300 E #206, Salt Lake City, 84111 / Downtown

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Downtown Condo | Join The Club

150 S 300 E #206, Salt Lake City, 84111 / Downtown

1743

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Perhaps you’ve been a bit picky. Perhaps you’re waiting for that “just right” spot that’s roomy-yet-cozy, that’s high caliber but low maintenance, that’s centrally located but utterly private. Asking too much? Well, there’s no such thing, say we…

MLS # 1542209

Property Features

Style: Condo: Middle Level
Year Built: 1998
Balcony
Secured Parking
Sliding Glass Doors
Bath: Master
Closet: Walk-In
Den/Office
Dishwasher: Built-In
French Doors
Gas Log
Range/Oven: Built-In
Granite Countertops
Construction: Brick
Cooling: Central Air: Electric
Flooring: Hardwood
Tile
Heating: Forced Air
Gas: Central
Landscaping: Full
Parking: Attached
Parking: Covered
Parking: Uncovered
HOA: $236.00

This fabulous unit at The Club has a lofty bit of space (including one for an office or den), as well as a nice slice of patio, too.

The finishes are all aces, and this spot is move-in ready, to be sure. The building itself is secure, and has been clearly well-cared for.

Parking Spaces

And that’s not to mention the dedicated storage unit in the garage (for the storing of camping equipment, Elvis memorabilia, or whatever else you see fit).

But the kicker here has to be the location, as The Club is just steps from spots like Current, Harmons, and all the eating, drinking, and merrymaking of downtown.

This space combines all the best of “house” and “condo,” and the result feels a lot like “home.”

Downtown

If you haven’t noticed the fantastic, Mickey Rourke-sized facelift that Downtown SLC has received over the last few years (thanks to the Downtown Alliance), where you been? Along with the relatively-new City Creek Center are oldies-but-goodies like Antoinette’s Antiques and the mid-mod furniture of the Green Ant.

Downtown

Paul Svendsen

Paul Svendsen has been a manager of congressional campaigns, a practitioner of law, and a renovator of more than his fair share of homes. As such, he's received our COLLECTIVE stamp of approval as a certified jack of all trades, but it's his unwavering love for all things real estate that plays so fondly on our heartstrings. Over the last decade, Paul has managed more than $20 million in architecture and construction projects. It comes as no surprise, then, that he's got a weak spot for old houses (he’s a member of the SLC Historic Landmarks Commission) and big-time fixer-uppers, and he's had a hand in the resuscitation of several dilapidated buildings. He’s just as comfortable, however, with condos, town homes, and new construction, and he does a fair share of work with investors and commercial real estate. Summed up simply, no matter the style of real estate services you seek, Paul’s wealth of experience and easy-going style are sure to fit the bill.