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S. Salt Lake Plot | Investment Spot

159 W Stratford Ave, South Salt Lake, UT, 84115 / South Salt Lake

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S. Salt Lake Plot | Investment Spot

159 W Stratford Ave, South Salt Lake, UT, 84115 / South Salt Lake

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This investment spot in the industrial part of South Salt Lake is offering attractive options for investors and owner-occupants, alike...

MLS # 1479652

Property Features

Style: Bungalow/Cottage
Year Built: 1936

For starters, the 4,200 sq. ft. warehouse at the rear of the property makes sense for a bevvy of commercial uses. Currently, it's being rented out for $1,500/month, but really, the possibilities are endless (and for the record, our wheels are spinning at the thought of a future brewery or distillery...)

Said warehouse would work for just about any type of small manufacturer or automotive use. And, with its primo freeway proximity, getting your stuff in and out will be a snap.

But let's not forget the small cottage at the front of the property.

It's non-conforming and is ripe for a redux, inside. Not feeling up to the task? Knock it down, and open the lot up for a new commercial structure or a nice, big yard for the existing one.

Anyway you slice it, this opportunity is win/win, say we.

South Salt Lake

This southerly slice of Salt Lake is home to what locals fondly refer to as "the Spaghetti Bowl" (where I-80 and I-15 meet in a multi-directional frenzy). You'll find a largely commercial area, bordered on both sides by residential 'hoods. Here, you're square in the middle of it all, and you won't miss a thing.

South Salt Lake

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.