Victorian’s abound for sure, but there’s also the sturdy Foursquare, and the occasional, reimagined Cape Cod. Adding to that wonderful mix comes the condominium. Spots like the venerable Caithness, the iconic Bonneville Tower not to mention the swoon-worthy Maryland all create a diverse texture of homes within Salt Lake’s first neighborhood. Another lovely housing addition to the Avenues’ landscape is the 3RD & M Townhomes. Built in ‘78 (you know, the year of Grease, feathered hair and polyester everything), these townhouse-style condos offer easy living and close proximity to downtown.

And rarely do any come to market. 

There are plenty of windows, and the tall ceilings add to its light and brightness. The best spot in the house might be that 2nd level bedroom, because with its skylight (you’ll know it when you see it), sunsets are sublime. 

There’s a patio with a garden in front for summer lazing and a fireplace in the living room for cozying up in the cooler months. And when it snows, there’s secured, underground parking (plus storage!) to keep your ride and gear safe and dry. At just over 1,500 square feet (all of it above grade) and perfectly located at the corner of 3rd Ave & M St, why would you not want to call this townhouse home? Better get your move on.