The historic Maryland Building was designed by Bernard Mecklenburg where he was a resident after the construction was completed in 1912. The building has long been home to admirers of the tree-lined South Temple Boulevard, previously known as Brigham Street. The quality materials including marble and bespoke brass everything, as well as the scale of the building, only add to the appeal. The proportions are stable and the grand entrance and hallways let you know that...

...you are not just living in a home, but in a place.

When asked about the quality of life the owner has experienced over the years, we were let in on the love of this historic residence and this particular flat…

“Living in The Maryland is both cozy and elegant all at once, my little unit, with 180 degree views of giant trees on South Temple, is home. Birds in the morning, fade into urban audio-scapes in the afternoon, followed by rustling leaves in the evening. I found an idyllic oasis of urban-urbane peace. I will miss the ease of walks in the avenues to perfect cafes, and freshly roasted coffee beans at any number of spots. I will miss the color of fall trees, spring breezes, and winter snowfall. But mostly, I am eager to pass the baton of airy wonder called #99, to someone else longing to call it home. To someone else looking for respite in its warm embrace. May you also find home.” -Celesta