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Row 17 | 32 Units

32 W 1700 S, Salt Lake City, 84115 / Ballpark

1725

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Row 17 | 32 Units

32 W 1700 S, Salt Lake City, 84115 / Ballpark

1725

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PRICE AND INFORMATION NOTED ABOVE NOT APPLICABLE TO ALL UNITS. SEE STACKING PLAN BELOW OR CALL KRIS WOODBURY AT 801.231.9872 FOR INFORMATION…

MLS # 1643225

Property Features

Style: Condo; Top Level
Year Built: 2019
Balcony
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Bath: Master
Dishwasher
Built-In
Disposal
Cooling: Central Air; Gas
Flooring: Carpet
Laminate
Heating: Forced Air
Gas: Central
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Parking: Parking: Covered
HOA: $150.00

Since the developers at Urban Alfandre set sights on SLC from their home on the East Coast, their focus has been creating “urban spaces designed around the human experience,” and with this most recent project, it looks like they’ve definitely delivered…

Row17 is 32 townhome-style condos on 1700 South.

The project (which, luckily for you, happens to be directly across the street from Sweet Lake Biscuits and Limeade) consists of sleek, modern units—each two stories—stacked into garden- and terrace-level living spaces. The interiors in both options are open and airy, and each boast large picture windows to bring in a welcome wash of natural light. Also in each: quartz countertops, laminate wood flooring, and wide open central space, ideal for living, dining, and hosting your people.

Units Available

1,145 sq. ft - 1,848 sq. ft.
Terrace from $374,990.00
Garden from $279,990.00

The terrace level units feature two upper floor bedrooms with ensuite baths and one main floor bedroom (which we’re thinking could easily act as an office space), as well as loads of storage and closet space.

Click here to see a dollhouse tour of this layout!

The garden level layout features two bedrooms (with the owner’s suite on the main) and two bathrooms, a large laundry area, and a private deck.

Perhaps best of all, though, is Row17’s fabulously city-centric location; the Ballpark neighborhood is one of our favorite up-n-coming spots, and with a perch so near to so much of our city’s good stuff, this seems to be the perfect opportunity to nab a bit of SLC for yourself.

Ballpark

Hold on to your peanuts and Cracker Jack…Salt Lake City’s Ballpark District is on the up-and-up. As one of the central UTA hubs — with connections to all TRAX lines, several bus lines, the I-15, and U Car Share pickups — this neighborhood is every commuter’s wildest dream come true.

Ballpark

Kris Woodbury

Kris Woodbury is a self-professed “Army brat” who bounced between Virginia, Munich, and Florida before settling in—and calling home—Sandy, Utah. And while her mailing addresses have been many, they don’t hold a candle to this gal’s extensive resume; a production assistant, jewelry maker, “band mom”, photographer, gallerist, and 10 year volunteer for the Sundance Film Festival are but a few of the hats Kris has donned over the years, and that’s to say nothing for her varied hobbies. Home-wise, Kris is drawn to comfy vibes, lots of natural light, and bringing the outdoors in. In short, this loving soul strives to make those in her space feel totally content and comfortable. Using intention and intuition, she makes those around her feel welcome, respected, and wholly at-ease…and she brings that same care and acumen to each transaction. With Kris, you’re not simply in “good hands”--you’re planted firmly in a good hug.